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Kirk pointed out that opponents like AOC could have easily checked the context of his statements with minimal effort—such as asking, “What did Charlie Kirk actually say?” or “What is the full context?” Instead, public figures often rely on incomplete narratives or selective quoting to reinforce their own positions.
He also warned about the dangers of misinformation, emphasizing that misrepresentations can lead to real-world harm, including violence or social division. Accurate understanding, he argued, requires diligent effort to listen, ask questions, and engage with facts rather than narratives.