田纳西州一位牧师呼吁除去谋杀后“住在这里没有家”的标志, 尽管其意图包罗万象, 但引发争议。 A Tennessee pastor sparked controversy by calling for removal of "Hate Has No Home Here" signs after a murder, despite their inclusive intent.

田纳西州牧师Andrew Isker(Andrew Isker)呼吁撤除“这里没有家”的标志, 声称这些标志在活动家Charlie Kirk遭谋杀后鼓吹政治暴力, A Tennessee pastor, Andrew Isker, has called for removal of “Hate Has No Home Here” signs, claiming they promote political violence after the murder of activist Charlie Kirk, despite the signs' intended message of inclusivity. 伊斯克尔一方面敦促在公开言论中力行克制,另一方面却使用攻击性语言,要求对政治反对派进行报复,并因与他本人要求保持平静的要求相矛盾而遭到批评。 While urging restraint in public discourse, Isker used aggressive language and demanded retribution against political opponents, drawing criticism for contradicting his own call for calm. 在两极化的社会中,这一事件引发了对这种标志的含义和政治表达的局限性的辩论。 The incident has sparked debate over the meaning of such signage and the limits of political expression in a polarized society.