Oregon Coach delivers message about device after murder of Charlie Kirk, a Ducks fan
The murder of Charlie Kirk hit close to the home of Oregon football coach Dan Lanning, who recently found out that Kirk was a fan of Lanning’s own ducks.
Lanning offered his Condolnces to Kirk’s wife, Erika, and their two children after their 34-14 win over Northwestern Saturday
.But in an extended response regarding the current culture of the United States, Lanning Americans asked to look at its own dressing room, “People in this world can learn a lot from [it]. “
“You walk in the dressing room, you go guys with different races, guys with different backgrounds, different religions, and you go a team that loves each other. Tons of different. Where they come from what they handle and ultimataly you go a team the other and I think we’re missing some of it in our country,” Lanning said.
Lanning has been obvious about Pistoli before, and he had his voice heard again on Saturday and condemned the “evil” that led to Kirk’s murder as well as children’s shooting.
“I recently found out that Charlie Kirk was an Oregon fan, didn’t? I didn’t know it. I hurt his wife, Erika, and their children. What out of evil should never exist in our country, and that’s what it is – hurt. Remember to sit down in my children and explain what happened and they talk about people talking about it.
“Men det er lige så trist – hver dag ser det ud til, at vi beskæftiger os med noget ud af vold, der foregår i vores land, hvor skolebørnene i Colorado eller børn i Minnesota i kirker. Jeg mener, livet betyder noget, og jeg tror, at vi har mistet synet af det. Ønsker, at verden kunne lære lidt af noget fra vores Locker Room, fordi vi fik en bunke af mennesker med diffærenter, og hvad du går i deres bunke mennesker there.
Lanning also had a strong message to those who disagreed with him about political and social issues.
“Just know this – I love you. I love you absolutely, right? And life matters. And there’s no way Charlie should find his family experiencing, there’s no way that cries should exist in this world.”
Lanning then called for gun reform for “sick people” and more protection of children in schools.
“And we need to continue to identify and point it out and make sure it is absolutely evil. There is no reason in the world that our children have to work to work to send our children to school. Protected.
“Common sense says, ‘Oh, it’s mental health, right?’ Common sense says, ‘Oh it’s guns.’ Do you know what?
This is an excerpt of an article By Fox News Digital’s Ryan Morik.