No, Jesse Welles is NOT pro-Charlie fucking Kirk

Yes, Jesse Welles wrote a song about the killing of Charlie Kirk. NO, it was NOT a pro-gung ho-Charlie is a martyr song.

It was a song about gun violence and freedom of speech...

If you're hating on Jesse for speaking his mind on gun violence, confusing it for him praising Kirk, you're a special kind of stupid.  The first fucking verse points out Kirk's assholery in no uncertain terms, and goes on to say nobody should die for an OPINION. The rest of the song talks about the hypocrisy of praising the shooter because a man (albeit a horrible man!) was killed, and the fact that Kirk, just like you and I, had the right to speak his disgusting and hateful mind. 

Read the fucking lyrics for yourself.

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For all of the bile

The bold talk

The venom, the hate and the lies

No one should get killed

No blood should be spilled

Charlie shouldn't have died

[Verse 1]

Well you can't hate the gun

And love the gun that shot your rival

You can't be kind

And wish hate upon a child

Everybody's gotta say what they're needing to say

As soon as they're needing to say it

The freedom to speak, to be a freak

And the freedom to say you hate it

And have a big ole conversation

[Refrain]

I heard laughing

I heard glee

But it could've been you

It could've been mе

Out in the bloodshed, evеryone loses

There's unforgettable scars

Out in the bloodshed, permanent bruises

Shapes up who you are

Children left to wander America aimless

With a firebrand of resent

Wondering "Who it is took my daddy?"

With a destiny of revenge

[Pre-Refrain]

Out in the bloodshed, the cycle begins

And everyone dies

Spin the wheel, if you don't get killed

You wind up dead inside

[Refrain]

I heard laughing

I heard glee

But it could've been you

It could've been me