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Spirituality

You can kill a Dreamer but not the Dream!

When we hear the word assassination, most of us think back to the 1960s — JFK, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr. It feels like something that belonged to that turbulent era, not to ours. One would think assassination was left behind with the grainy black-and-white footage of King’s funeral.

But the truth? Assassination hasn’t gone anywhere. It’s not just history. Around the world, leaders, reformers, and even journalists are still being silenced. In 2007, Pakistan’s Benazir Bhutto was killed in broad daylight. In 2021, Haiti’s President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in his own home. Violence against visionaries is still alive — only the headlines have changed.

The meaning here is sobering; assassination isn’t just about taking a life, it’s about trying to kill a voice, an idea, a movement. And yet, if history proves anything, it’s that ideas don’t die so easily. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, but his “I have a dream” still echoes across generations.

Figures like Charlie Kirk, or anyone else with a platform, remind us how divided perspectives can be in shaping what “truth” looks like to different people. The challenge isn’t to silence those voices, but to create a world where disagreement doesn’t have to lead to destruction — where even sharp debates can coexist with respect for human life.

You lived and live…. @Charlie Kirk

 

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Health & Lifestyle

“ICE CUBES ARE TERRIFIED” – As They Should Be

BREAKING NEWS: Across freezers nationwide, ICE cubes are shaking... well, melting actually. Why? Because in 2025, the word "ICE" doesn’t just chill your drink — it freezes your soul. I was just sitting in a glass of lemonade when I heard someone whisper ‘ICE is coming’,” says Cube #7 from a suburban refrigerator. “I immediately began shrinking under pressure. Ice cubes have been thrown into a national identity crisis. They were once welcome guests at BBQs, pool parties, and soccer practice coolers. Now, the mere mention of their name sends shivers — not of delight, but of dread. But the good ice is fighting back. Smart refrigerators in Brooklyn and Portland are shutting down in coordinated protest. One brave Samsung model displayed a digital sign: “NO JUSTICE, NO CHILL.” Meanwhile, a growing “Free the Freezer” movement has spread across Instagram, with hashtags like #MeltTheFear and #NotThatICE. Even your neighborhood ice cream truck isn’t safe. “I got a side-eye from a dad just for playing the jingle,” confessed Mr. Frostie of Ohio. “I came to serve popsicles, not panic.” In a land of confusing acronyms and colder policies, one thing is clear: Not all ICE is created equal. But one of them is melting hearts… … and the other is breaking them. This summer, keep the cubes. Melt the system.
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