Oregon coach delivers powerful unity message after assassination of Ducks fan Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk’s assassination approached the house to Lanning, the Oregon football coach, who recently learned that Kirk was a fan of ducks.
Lanning wished his condolences to Kirk’s wife Erika and his two children following his 34-14 victory against Northwestern on Saturday.
But with a long -term answer to the current culture of the United States, Lanning encouraged Americans to look at their own locker room: “People in this world can learn a lot. [it]. “
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Lanning, “You walk in the locker room, different races, different religions, different religions, different religions, and you have a team that loves each other. Tons of differences. Where they come from, what they deal with, and ultimately love each other, and I think we miss it in our country.” He said.
Lanning was previously heard about the arms violence and heard on Saturday, and condemned the “evil” that led to Kirk’s assassination and children’s strokes.
“I have recently learned that Charlie Kirk was an Oregon fan, didn’t I know that. I didn’t know that.
“But it’s so sad – it seems to be dealing with a kind of violence in our country every day, whether the school children in Colorado or Children in Churches in Churches. So, life is important. But I think the world can learn something from our dressing room, because you have existence, because we have people, because we have people.”
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Lanning also had a strong message for those who did not participate in political and social issues.
“I just know that – I love you. I absolutely love you, isn’t it? And life is important. And Charlie’s experience, there is no way to experience, the family does not have to exist in this world.”
Lanning then called on arms reform for “sick people” and more protection for children in schools.
“And we need to continue to define and point it and make sure that it is absolutely bad. There is no reason in the world because we need to worry about sending our children to school. This is the most valuable commodity in the world. And the truth is that there is not much common sense on both sides.
“Common sense, ‘Oh, this is mental health, isn’t it?’ Common sense, ‘Oh, weapons’ is both common.
A suspect, Tyler Robinson, in custody following Kirk’s assassination.
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