by Sasha Stone at Sasha Stone Substack
It’s easy to get into a pattern in our Virtual Civil War. After any tragedy, we try to assign blame almost immediately. If it’s a mass shooting, which side was the shooter on? After the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, many of us watched the Left not just celebrate his death, but feel emboldened to do so. You know, you’ve seen the tweets and the videos because I’ve shown them to you.
When I heard Rob Reiner and his wife Michele were murdered, I didn’t feel like celebrating. I didn’t feel happy or that he got what was coming to him.
Oh, I let him have it while he was alive. He’s been the subject of many of my pieces on here — the Christmas Carol parodies and others, see below.
Rob Reiner’s Wilderness of Mirrors
Rob Reiner holds his phone in front of his face, and doom-scrolls Twitter. One after the other, all about the coming apocalypse, Donald Trump’s potential win.
He was, like so many Democrats, trapped in a Doomsday Cult where every day was the end of the world. He was one of the names I would bring up to describe your typical unhinged Democrat. But I never felt hate in my heart for him, the way they do on the Left for Charlie.
I never saw Rob Reiner as an enemy. If anything, I wanted him to release his obsession with Trump, just as I do with everyone else on the Left, so we can be decent to each other again.
Rob Reiner made some of my favorite movies. When Harry Met Sally:…
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