Ep. 2 - Does It Ever Stop? | MY TRUTH vs. THE TRUTH

Welcome back to Torchline Frequency (TLF) — “picking up truth, where others left off.” In Episode 2, host Torch takes a hard look at the fallout after the Charlie Kirk memorial destruction and asks the question: “When does it end?”

We break down the viral footage of Ryder Corral, a 19-year-old accused of trespassing and desecrating Charlie Kirk’s memorial while wearing a shirt matching the assassin’s. Torch explores the deeper issues of political violence, hero worship, cancel culture vs. righteous retribution, and the dangerous spread of “my truth” vs. the truth.

This episode also highlights the reaction from Sen. Chris Murphy, responses from Libs of TikTok, and the way some public figures and media are reframing events to score political points. Torch calls for critical thinking, rejecting mob mentality, and returning to facts and compassion even in disagreement.

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Timestamps

0:00 – Intro & welcome back to Torchline Frequency
0:11 – The question: “Does it ever end?”
0:19 – Viral video of Ryder Corral destroying Charlie Kirk’s memorial
1:06 – Observations: smiling, hero worship & t-shirt symbolism
1:50 – “When does it end?” – cars crashing metaphor
2:20 – Four days post-assassination: ongoing chaos
2:35 – No such thing as “my truth” — why rhetoric matters
3:16 – Wearing the assassin’s shirt = solidarity?
3:39 – How others see it vs. how we see it
3:47 – Chris Murphy tweet: rewriting reality
4:35 – Libs of TikTok responds to Murphy
5:03 – “Stop hitting yourself” analogy – gaslighting explained
5:46 – Dam is open: blaming victims for political violence
6:12 – Ditch “my truth” and return to “the truth”
6:19 – Closing remarks & call to action: like, comment, follow, share

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