Stephen Colbert: Despair Is A Victory For Hate

Stephen opens The Late Show with his thoughts on the heartbreaking events in Orlando.
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Stephen Colbert took over as host of The Late Show on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2015. Colbert is best known for his work as a television host, writer, actor, and producer, and best known for his charity work teaching English as a second language on Tunisian date farms. Prior to joining the CBS family -- and being officially adopted by network president Les Moonves -- Colbert helmed “The Colbert Report,” which aired nearly 1,500 episodes and required Stephen to wear nearly 1,500 different neckties. The program received two Peabody Awards, two Grammy Awards, and several unwelcome shoulder massages. It won two Emmys for Outstanding Variety Series in 2013 and 2014, both of which appear to have been lost in the move. Colbert is pronounced koʊlˈbɛər, according to Wikipedia. His understudy is William Cavanaugh, who will be hosting The Late Show approximately one third of the time. Good luck, Bill!"

[@MagicSwagget12]

Jeez this was such a poetic speech. Well done Stephen.

[@gro_skunk]

ben bier I see what you did, "Right" side of history. conservatives always seem to have history skewed in their favor. it's a hoax just because you don't want your guns taken away and gay lives are meaningless. I'm sure if it was a strip club and 50 women got shot you'd care alot more.

[@alexislopez8674]

CAN WE GET SOME FUCKING BACKGROUND CHECKS!?! Is that too fucking hard to ask!? I think its common fucking sense to say hey you have a criminal record, mental issues, etc sorry you can't own a gun. How does that not make sense to people?

[@damianmakosa3529]

You think this would have been prevented by a background check? You realize this guy worked for a major DHS contractor and had 2 firearm licenses, right?

[@masterprocrastinator384]

+Damian Makosa the guy was investigated by the FBI maybe he shouldnt be allowed the above privileges

[@elephantwarrior53]

+master procrastinator They looked into his potential links to terror organizations, but didn't find enough proof for an investigation. It sucks, but it is the constitution. You need proof to punish someone.

[@elephantwarrior53]

Some California senator proposed a bill that would ban people on the FBI watch list from buying guns. The shooter was not on the list at the time, though he was in the past. This bill could not have stopped this shooting, but it is common sense. If you are happy that we are fixing this obvious problem, then allow me to destroy your remaining faith in humanity. He proposed this bill after the San Bernadino shooting. It failed. NRA opposed it.

[@masterprocrastinator384]

Elephant Warrior but he was still allowed to obtain a gun at the very least FBI could have kept a close watch on him

[@peterdyreng2155]

Here's a question: Why does anybody actually NEED an assault rifle? I can understand the need for protection, but NOBODY NEEDS AN ASSAULT RIFLE. Why are they legal?

[@elephantwarrior53]

Yes. You need an assault rifle! For example, if you are at a gay night club and you want to shoot 49 people quickly you will need a powerful weapon. A better question would be: If you need an assault rifle to do something, is there any situation where that thing is good? The answer would then be: not unless you are in the military. As for why it is legal, people don't understand the original meaning of the 2nd ammendment. It is about well regulated malitias. They need guns, and we need them to be safe. It is now just a waste of paper because those malitias are no longer necessary for the security of a free state. We have a professional military.

[@quicksite]

Awesome reply.

[@F14Goose37]

Imagine you live on a farm or a ranch in the Rockies somewhere and the average response time for police/sheriff is over an hour. You have hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of livestock, machinery and equipment. Let's say somebody wants to steal that and you happen to come upon them in your truck. They become violent and start firing upon you. Sounds like a good time to have a little firepower at your disposal. Okay. Let's try another one. Say you live on the border with Mexico. The giant ass wall Trump built didn't do a whole lot of good and you have cartel members and/or human smugglers try and take refuge in your house as they hide from Border Patrol. Sounds like a great time to have a bit of firepower at your disposal as a good guy doesn't it? Here's a big one for the Texans out there. Many areas of Texas are infested with hogs. The problem is that they compete with native wildlife populations as well as livestock; and they do considerable damage to farmland. This causes billions of dollars of damage for the farmers and ranchers. These things breed as fast as you can kill them too. The problem is way beyond tradional hunting where the rancher might go out and shoot two or three pigs and fill his freezer. Commercial hunting is becoming big business because it is way more cost effective to pay hunters to kill as many as they can than to let the hogs destroy the land. Many of these hunters use semiautomatic and full automatic guns to hunt with. When the goal is to kill as many as possible, this is the best way to do it. As a side note, obtaining a full auto firearm is legal but it is a royal pain in the ass and is expensive as hell. Not exactly in the means of most would be mass shooters. Bad shit happens in the world and if you refuse to accept that it does and fail to be ready for an eventuality, you are going to be on the losing side of history every time. At least one way you have a fighting chance. If you don't think the Mexican cartels are a problem, that they don't possess the ability to bring weapons in to the country or that they pose a legitimate threat to people they encounter, then you my friend have failed to have a basic understanding of the situation in the Southwestern United States. Now, the assholes toting AR rifles around town don't have a real need to be doing that, but there are people who legitimately need rifles that are effective at intermediate distances that can be reloaded quickly and are quick and easy to operate. Not everybody in the country has the same lifestyle and some people in this country have lifestyles that are worlds apart from yours. The sooner you understand that, the sooner you will understand that the situation requires a more complex solution than just banning a certain kind of gun. As a military veteran who carried an M-4 or sat behind an M240 for seven years, I would say I am familiar with these weapons. My rifles are all bolt action at the moment; I have no intention of buying a semiautomatic rifle, but I do firmly believe that some people have a genuine need for them and that they ought to be available to purchase if the required background checks clear.

[@politicallycorrect756]

A well regulated militia, being necessary for the existence of a free state, the right of the people to own and bear arms, shall not be infringed.

[@F14Goose37]

+Machine Learning Yeah, that's the Second Ammendment. These folks don't agree with it. They need a better argument. Also, I want to know why the argument has to be about the Second Ammendment. If it still holds truth today, we can discuss it using truths applicable to today and leave 200 years ago where it belongs. We put more faith in to the thinkers of the Renaissance and Enlightenment eras than we do on our own critical assessments of the situations of today. Here is one for you all. Are democratic forms of government really the best form of government we have thought up, and if so, are there better ways to govern today? Democracy is so sacred to us that we refuse to think critically about it. Just some thoughts. I am a gun guy but I don't think the Second Ammendment is a very useful argument for either side because it assumes that the people who wrote it were right without addressing if they were right and why or why not.

[@i2pjd6hRw5P]

The only answer is to ban the sale of semi-automatic assault rifles. They are not needed in civilian homes. You will never encounter a situation where you will use an assault rifle outside of a practice shooting range.

[@aqgpandemic5406]

+Trollaukinn No it's not but people will say things about it, on both sides. I always thought that these were just freak accidents but now I know that something needs to change, I don't know if that is gun control I don't know if it's any other sort of reform, all I know is that we can't just sit back anymore.

[@quittingcreativity]

Well considering we don't have a way to prevent men like Omar who was interviewed twice by the FBI on suspicions of terrorism from legally buying an automatic, maybe there is SOMETHING we should say about the second amendment.

[@longlivenc7235]

This was ISIS. Do you honestly believe ISIS can't get a gun when it's illegal?

[@guylikesthings]

People do kill people, with guns. How many times have you heard of a man going into a school and stabbing 30 people?

[@indaks007]

how about banning gun sales to the people who govt considers potential terrorist and have put on no fly list, can the congress start with that because it has blocked it till now

[@cheeses45]

Stephen on of the best responses to this tragedy that I have heard so far. So well said.

[@karinefonte516]

"Often times I have hated in self-defense - but if I were strong I would not have used such weapon". Khalil Gibran, Lebanese-American poet.

[@Hikusaak4]

Why is a civilian allowed to legally purchase a weapon designed to kill so many people in a short amount of time? It makes no sense to me when this problem frequently occurs. If having to pay $32.000 on the black market for a gun like this discourages even one terrorist to buy it, then it's worth changing the laws.

[@brandonvalenti8401]

Simple, people misinterpret the 2nd amendment which was supposed to be about a militia.

[@Knightlyfrog]

So then ban guns? Make millions of law abiding citizens criminals overnight with one piece of paper? Because we know prohibition has always worked so well here? You may want a better plan. One that is grounded in reality.

[@bobhambe340]

+brandon valenti Exactly! People need to be better educated more on the amendments!

[@travisriddle3682]

+brandon valenti militia is just part of it. if knew anything about the English language, you would know that the lines are separated by commas. making each part separate. and how can you have a militia if people can't bear arms? the whole point is for the "militia" to be separate from the government. there is no misinterpretation, you just believe whatever you're told.

[@brandonvalenti8401]

Mynameis Mud No, the law talks about militias, people just misinterpret it and say "well I need my guns for hunting". Even though an ar 15 isn't needed for hunting.

[@ElevatedPro]

Colbert's repose in the face of tragedy is breathtaking. God bless this man.

[@stevepasquarella823]

God ain't with him

[@SamonaBona]

Colbert speaking the truth

[@knorieworiebobsnor]

Long live Colbert

[@UpWithTheBirds23]

Why doesn't this have millions of views? R.I.P. to the victims ❤️💛💚💙💜

[@hunnypot81]

Exceptionally well said, sir.

[@tycoroli]

"to love means to do something" - Amen, brother Stephen! thank you for sharing your thoughts with your viewers. well said, my friend.

[@Grauschattierung]

simply...wow. Very beautifully said, and a strong response for "A Late Show". I´m very impressed and deeply moved.

[@michaelcanales85]

Well said Stephen.

[@robertostler3380]

I have just gained such respect for Colbert here. My one objection to his work in the past is that he wasn't always good at knowing when to get serious (at least when I saw him), but he has just resoundingly proven me wrong. Well done, sir.

[@robertsalek7545]

stephens new show allows him to be such a better host. I always preferred The Daily Show before because Jon Stewart was able to give very passionate speeches on what he cared about, but Colbert had to stick to his character and be outlandish and over the top. With his new show, I love the personality he has, and it feels like its actually him and not a character, and that allows him to give such great segments, especially this. Simply moving.

[@parisn1fan]

Even the fly on the right wanted hear Stephen's speech.

[@McFly420]

This is the best show on late night. Its honest and real and in the moment.

[@SaintRawman]

best response of the three I've seen. Conan is close because he showed some damn balls. Fallon failed with a hedge.

[@ShaneMcKinleyCedt]

I agree. I've heard so many bland statements after massacres and tradegies that I've heard a million times before that I've become numb to it.

[@Princess4fh]

How did Fallon fail? He almost broke down. Each of them express how THEY personally feel. He didn't fail, he just couldn't go into length of it because if he does he'll break down and cry on national television.

[@SaintRawman]

Crybaby Vulcano remember he is an actor. His words were cleverly designed to be as neutral as possible.

[@bellabana]

+Crybaby Vulcano Yes Fallon failed because he didn't have enough guts to say anything, on the fence as usual. Conan actually said he couldn't understand why it's so easy to buy an AR-15 assault rifle & the law needed to be changed,

[@OrionoftheStar]

It's easy to get caught up in Colbert's humor and fun acting, then he busts out something like this and reminds you that he's a really fucking great orator.

[@jamesmziegler]

Yes thank you Mr. Stephen Colbert!

[@BrutilusK9]

Thank you Stephen.

[@FoolioBeardy]

"Love allows us to change the script." You god of a man.

[@jeffcorsiglia5379]

Wow! good show Colbert! In 2015 we had 372 mass shootings in which 475 people were killed and another 1,870 people were injured. A total of 13,286 people killed by firearms and another 26,819 people injured. Sounds like a war doesn't it? More people killed in our own country than in the wars we fight abroad. We are upset when servicemen die but when our own citizens are murdered we become complacent. Who has more freedom, gun manufacturers or the people who have been promised life, liberty, and a pursuit of happiness?

[@finishtheshowmon]

I gained iq point reading that if it makes sense, excellent response man

[@jeffcorsiglia5379]

+Dylan Waldner Thanks bro!

[@KategariYami]

Let us all watch, as even in the face of this, absolutely nothing will change.

[@PreetiKaur1999]

My heart aches as it is so true.

[@JohnPJones-yv1sj]

Why don't the anti-gun control people have _any_ feelings for the victims?

[@ChrisInToon]

+John P. Jones I am British so gun issue has nothing to do with me but I am fucking fuming, this is primarily an issue of hate by Muslims on the west just like Paris and Brussels.

[@didyougo99]

CJ, The reason Why Americans make this an issue of hate is because We are Cocky as fuck. Muslims Have nothing to do with this.... Infact They have on multiple occasions have said "this is not our belief". And for most of the incidents, People outside of the Muslim Faith have not not heard that....In fact those peoples words have been falling on Deaf Ears. and because People in America are too dumb to understand that, we judge the whole religion as a whole for the actions of a few Radical few.....and the biggest issue is that its mostly Christians who do it to the people, and its because they are both arrogant and Ignorant of that simple truth.

[@kathyjefferies8354]

Thank you. You speak the truth.

[@octzano]

All you need is love/love is all you need...from that great Beatles song. So simple yet so powerful. True in 1967 when it was written, and still so true today. It'll still be true in another 50 years time...Even if we can't love...don't hate.

[@EldritchGorly]

Let's hope there is change soon, for all of our sakes.

[@johndoe9787]

Colbert isn't just the Ultimate Lucky Student... He is the Ultimate Hope. Colbert is Makoto Naegi.

[@diogoaraujo747]

google year in search ad 2016 brought me here! such powerful words much LOVE!

[@melvinascencio7778]

Diogo Araujo same

[@alexandraskinner9770]

Thank you, Stephen.

[@saga_db]

My social studies teacher showed this to us and half of the class cried (me included). It's sad but it's true... I love this video

[@Minizemful]

1.) Generalizations about a group of people need to be supported with hard evidence. Homosexuals are not automatically perverts. 2.) Calling Islam a death cult is the equivalent of calling a sports stadium a torture chamber. Number 1 also applies to this. Not all Islamics are mass murderers. 3.) Falsely accusing someone for being involved in an event when they weren't, especially an event with negative effects or consequences, is called slander, and when written is called libel. Both are illegal. 4.) The secretion of liquid from the eyes is in response to the persons emotions. Although these emotions can be controlled and manipulated, it takes years for someones mental psyche to have deteriorated to that point. Furthermore, it takes a large amount of stress over that period of time to have this effect. This persons social studies teacher most likely has not had the time nor emotional strain necessary to accomplish this.

[@saga_db]

***** you are wrong in many many ways. 1. My teacher is a woman..... I'm not even gonna get into the other stuff.

[@Minizemful]

1.) ho·mo·sex·u·al [ˌhōməˈsekSH(o͞o)əl] ADJECTIVE (of a person) sexually attracted to people of one's own sex. Nothing about being perverted. 2.) Death cults don't have strict rules for when to murder. Islam does (When it is insulted). Therefore, it still stands that islam is not a death cult. 3.) The events you are talking about are small period, high intensity events that shaped them for that period of time. The effect did not last once those experiments were done.

[@njihjkzero2829]

Stephen remains great.

[@Marinterre]

What a beautiful response. Blessings upon you, sir. I live in Palm Beach and had only gotten into the country from work a few hours after it happened. I offer thousands upon thousands of virtual hugs and well wishes for everyone. Stay strong. Stay beautiful. Stay loving.

[@TBFI_Botswana]

That was powerful Stephen...

[@SandraLovesRoses]

Beautifully said, Stephen. Thanks. #StephenColbert

[@teddypattinson5772]

nothing but respect for you colbert

[@RottenRroses]

What we really need is more thoughts and prayers.

[@LAVATORR]

Love is a verb.

[@ameagher2]

Yes ... but it's also a noun. Thanks.

[@samanthaf7568]

That was really powerful, Stephen. Thank you.

[@InsanityDancing]

Of course Stephen manages to beautifully and eloquently say what needs to be said. :)

[@johnhankla6040]

thank you Stephen Colbert.

[@goochimus]

Powerful words and very true

[@PoseidonXIII]

Love is a verb. I will never forget that.

[@jabarnes77]

I love ❤️ and appreciate you and everyone that is helping you

[@MargaretQ]

Incredibly thoughtful.

[@FatumAlpha]

I literally cried over this.

[@cyrus565]

I just find it annoying that people attempt to solve the issue, whether it's guns or declaring war or whatever, but not a SINGLE GODDAMN thing is done....

[@guavaman925]

This is so beautiful.

[@anthonycastillo4673]

Let us take a moment to respect all the people who died earlier Sunday morning. Lots of people were killed on that day and I just wanna say I'm sorry for the loss for all those folks who were shot in Orlando. It was massively terrible and I would like to say that I forgive those people who weren't able to make it. Thanks for that speech Stephen. It was very helpful.

[@karinam1931]

Just beautifully said.

[@Lantern_Larry]

I usually come for the laughs. Now I'm crying. Thanks Stephen.

[@rjjacob101]

Thank you Stephen!

[@554466551]

You have to study the disease. All facets of it. Any law or lobbying that seeks to confound efforts to understand what can be done to treat this disease is not good for the American people and should be outlawed. It's time to put human lives before quarterly earnings.

[@KellyLincoln]

The CDC is FORBIDDEN by an Act of NRA - they were able to get Congress enact a law forbidding the CDC to study gun violence as a Health Issue.

[@TheWhanfried]

They have been getting money for years to "study" crime.You think their "facts" are really just facts or more anti gun.

[@stephanieshepherdson4693]

The trail of tears has been forgotten.

[@christopherm.e.4985]

This sent chills down my spine.

[@OutGayMusic]

I wish I could Like this after every phrase and sentence. LOVE IS A VERB! We can choose not to accept the script we're presented with. LOVE IS A VERB!!!!!

[@fernandosanjurjo6427]

very well said

[@brenttyler1927]

Beautiful

[@faherb]

I love Stephen Colbert

[@LyndaGerry]

This is so wonderful. Strong, and beautiful. Fear, sadness, frustration, and anger are not enough. Take action. If you want to make the world a better place, love yourself and be kind to one another. Love is the strongest force there is. Love creates. Love prevails. Love on :)

[@JohnSmith-tt6te]

Well spoken Stephen.

[@JocaIdrone]

there was a fly on the desk

[@kevin_malone]

Finally I found a comment where someone noticed lol

[@JocaIdrone]

+mehdimoh2415 lol

[@IceColdProfessional]

Good eye.

[@JocaIdrone]

+Heroic Love yup wearing my glasses today 😂

[@IceColdProfessional]

JocaIdrone I wonder if that was a subtle metaphor intentionally placed there by the stage crew?

[@quinnbrown398]

I love this it basically says love is a verb and it means something and how you were put here for reason not to tear the world down but make it a better place and people hate what they don't understand we need somebody to be our monument to be our hero but nobody wants to be any of it so the world still stinks for people and that sucks but the point of this is to show you guys what the hate can do show some love

[@TheMadameOfAll]

thank you

[@aleksa2413]

Despair is a victory for evil, not hate. Hate is a tool of evil.

[@BlueHooloovoo]

Who cares about the wording. The message is still the same.

[@stetsonv.5212]

Inspiring

[@JRHorsting]

That was beautiful.

[@Skofoh]

That was beautiful...

[@intrepidtomato]

Good job Stephen Colbert. This made me tear up. That is one reason he deserves to call himself a practicing catholic.

[@aliensarerealancient]

Looking at things in a completely neutral sense I think two things need to happen. 1) We need to introduce mandatory checks for guns, if you want a gun i'm 100% fine with that but if you're a mentally unstable person you should not be in position of easily acquiring a firearm. I believe there are some bad people out there who may want to harm you and/or your family and you have the right to be protected, but we should not just turn a blind eye to the fact that getting a gun is much easier than it should be. Owning a gun is a huge responsibility and those gun owners who are responsible should not be punished but rather we should have ways to try and determine to the best of our ability who wants to do harm with weapons and who wants to protect themselves. 2) We need to stop putting our hands in the sand, this was an Islamic Terrorist who inspired through readings in the Qaran (their holy book) committed disgusting and atrocious acts. I am not saying that every Islamic person is a terrorist which I know some of you might be thinking but what I am saying is we need to take a critical view of the religion which seems to be a common factor among these terror attacks. Obviously there is a problem that needs to be looked at closer with that religion, all religions should be critiqued and closely looked at but right now this is the religion that needs the most critique and analyse to figure out and stop those who are becoming inspired by it to commit terrible crimes. Of course no solution is perfect but burring your heads in the sand and sprouting hateful speech towards gun owners or Islamic people is not the way forward. We need to accept there is a problem with guns being so accessible and we need to accept there are those who take the Qaran literally and wish death upon gay people. There are good gun owners out there just like there are good Muslims out there, you can't accept one and not the other, you are not a hipster liberal if you want tighter gun controls the same as you are not a racist because you critique Islam.

[@masterprocrastinator384]

AGREED!!!

[@elephantwarrior53]

I think we also must recognize that no religion if free from violence. ISIS is still mad that we left piles of severed hands on the streets of Jerusalem (1st crusade). People used the Bible to justify slavery. The Christian/Jewish/Muslim God killed a city for sodomy (ironic, considering why these people were killed). The Greek/Roman gods were violent. Buddhism is probably the only trult non-violent religion. Luckily, no one follows holy books. They pick and choose whatever will support their pre-esisting morals.

[@elephantwarrior53]

He was radicalized by ISIS propoganda, not the Quaran. He was a Muslim scense birth, and untill 9/11 he was a decent person.

[@Muneeb_Ahmad87]

When you're talking trying to stay neutral in an argument like u stated, please refrain from stating your opinions and stick to the facts. This man, Omar, carrying a middle eastern name, was not a Muslim. He never prayed, went out and get drunk in bars, and was the cause of a lot of domestic violence. Stop scapegoating a certain religion or race because the media brainwashes you into thinking this was the cause of a certain belief. The only thing that drove this man to commit such an unforgivable crime was his own beliefs. I know you trump supporters are ignorant about many of the things happening in the world, gaining knowledge from Fox News and are victims of media bias, but I urge you to promote peace instead of hatred. Stop blaming an entire religion for the actions of a few.

[@ChrisInToon]

Good comment the thing is in many cases people just can not personally distinguish between a general comments about a Muslim vs a wider comment about the pervasive effects of political Islam. We need to be frank and honest but still people want to look at colourful lights, sing songs, give flowers and place candles, what good does it do?

[@sbubbis1]

I was just looking at random Late Night sketches for kicks, I didn't know I was gonna cry!

[@CaptainBuggyTheClown]

Out of all the guys, conan, seth, the british guy, colbert had the best statement for the orlando shooting.

[@sonnysalvador]

UNITE against the fear and hate mongers on all fronts !! Thats the ONLY answer to all our problems, on this planet.

[@figbella23]

this was beautiful

[@Standard37]

I can't help but be distracted from this beautiful speech by that bloody bug on the edge of his desk

[@alicehuseland6846]

In the face of the comments section erupting in gun control debates and more of the same outcry over others opinions, I just want to say thank you Stephen. You are so right. We need to actively love and dispel hatred in this nation and not sit back in despair letting more hate seep in. Your message really encouraged me. Thank you so much. My prayers go out to the families and friends of the loved ones lost in the Orlando shooting, I can't imagine how hard it is for them right now. To those donating blood and money and help, you are an inspiration. Loving as a verb is so key in our country right now.

[@VintageKimchi]

i can tell that the people around me are beginning to become numb to this sort of thing...another tragedy with the same bureaucracy versus money versus politics..RIP

[@jaimekatz6645]

You are fabulous, Stephen!!!!! Well said. Love, Jaime Katz OXXOXOXOOXOXOX

[@tubehound8]

"That love is all there is, is all we know of love"

[@katiel7402]

Amen.

[@anjoblanca9208]

whoa. Most serious thing i've ever heard from him

[@sealteamryx6758]

all i know is when you make feel good laws in fear of hurting somebody's feelings, people take advantage of it and hurt you just because you have made it easier... idk what to do, but we need to keep our guard up

[@shannonclaire4260]

So much death. What can men do against such reckless hate?

[@that-guy-pearce]

I wish I had words for this, but I think everyone has heard them before.

[@ZSE325]

Colbert for President.

[@Smudgie]

I already knew what everyone was going to say, on both sides. I also know what will get done and what changes will be made.

[@PERSHADSINGH123]

Love can be turned into hate

[@BritishMoralHQ]

love allows us to drone innocent humans and call it a collateral damage and nobody is guilty as long as it is one of them...who is the saviour... who is the sinner...

[@lieslcole689]

A+

[@johnschach1573]

how can anyone dislike this video.

[@stephenblackwell7351]

To love and to do are different verbs. It's like saying to jump and to sit are the same.

[@uhkingdom]

cut criminally short

[@theolofgren]

France stands with you and our thoughts are with the families of the victims. We stand with you as you did with us because that's when we are the strongest : UNITED !

[@haley3855]

Well said. Touching to see so many people across so many platforms, especially ones like this that usually focus on satire, pausing to honor those we lost, as Stephen says, with "outpourings of love." Thank you for your eloquent response; I wish more people saw the world this way. Then we might not have people like Trump claiming to represent us...

[@clayhawkins6981]

Now who in the right fucking mind would dislike this video?

[@ProudestMonkey222]

Moral infants becoming technological giants --> growing pains. He's right, we need to evolve to overcome this nonsense

[@DeirdreJonesUltraViolet]

Despair is a victory for hate.

[@MCJess]

Anyone notice the fly on the desk in the first minute? Illuminati confirmed!