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I mean that Nancy Pelosi and Charlie Kirk are both influential political figures, and it is wrong to enact violence or attempt to kill them because they are exercising legal rights. But it is worse still in my view to try to kill those associated with such people through marriage or other relationships, because they are an entire level removed from the actions and influence of the people themselves. If you find it wrong to try to kill a person for exercising legal rights you disagree with politically, it is even more wrong to try to kill people who aren't even exercising those legal rights, but are just related to those people in some way. If the guy who killed Charlie Kirk instead killed his wife, I would consider that to be even worse than what had actually taken place, because he wouldn't even be killing the person who did things he disagreed with, just someone tangentially related to the person he disagreed with.
You're welcome to disagree with that, but if you will cop to there being better or worse reasons to kill a person, for example killing a person in self-defense being less wrong than killing a person because you wanted a candy bar they were eating, then you'd be insane not to agree that killing someone married to a person you disagree with is more wrong than killing a person you disagree with. It is not a hard concept.