StateOfDaniel "The streets of London overflowed as more than one million people gathered to mourn Charlie Kirk, creating one of the largest political vigils in decades. From the haka in New Zealand to prayer vigils across Spain, this global movement shows how deeply Kirk’s message of free speech, Christianity, and liberty resonated far beyond America. While mainstream media dismisses the crowds as “far right,” the footage tells another story: diverse voices uniting against censorship, political violence, and attacks on faith. With vigils spreading from Europe to South Korea, this moment has become a worldwide flashpoint in the battle over free speech, religion, and political freedom."
Before Democrats accuse the conservatives of murderous feelings, know this: the Haka is a tribute to fallen comrades as well as a pep rally before sports. TD
2nd 1st Farewell Their Fallen Comrades With A Huge Haka "Haka --sometimes termed a posture dance could also be described as a chant with actions. There are various forms of haka; some with weapons some without, some have set actions others may be 'free style.' Haka is used by Māori (indigenous people of New Zealand) for a myriad of reasons; to challenge or express defiance or contempt, to demonstrate approval or appreciation, to encourage or to discourage, to acknowledge feats and achievements, to welcome, to farewell, as an expression of pride, happiness or sorrow. There is almost no inappropriate occasion for haka; it is an outward display of inner thoughts and emotions. Within the context of an occasion it is abundantly clear which emotion is being expressed."
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