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In this episode of Gen X Resistance, Paul Stevens takes on a difficult but vital subject: the tragedy surrounding Charlie Kirk and what it means for free speech in America.

Paul shares his raw reaction, the anger and heartbreak, and then digs into what was really lost—more than a man, more than a voice. It was a blow to open discourse itself.

From the First Amendment to Gen X’s lived experience of growing up in a world where disagreement didn’t destroy friendships, Paul argues that freedom of speech is not optional—it’s foundational. He challenges listeners to defend the right to speak, even when they disagree, and to resist the growing cultural trend of silencing voices instead of debating them.

What you’ll hear in this episode:

• Why celebrating Charlie Kirk’s death is moral cowardice.
• How Gen X learned to disagree without hate—and why that matters now.
• The danger of treating debate as violence and disagreement as hate.
• Why suppressing speech leads to something far worse: violence.
• What we must pass on to the next generation if we want freedom to survive.

This is a heavier episode than usual, but one that matters deeply. If Gen X doesn’t model authentic, open discourse, who will?
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