You don't have to agree with Charlie Kirk.

You don't have to like his politics, his thinking, or his personality.

But here's the real story.

When a man is assassinated on stage, in broad daylight in front of students, the only decent response among decent human beings

is horror, sadness, grief. Some of what we have seen is nothing short of twisted, nothing

short of hateful. There are people in our country, people that you know, that I know, people that we work

with, ride public transit with, that are actually celebrating his death, cheering on that someone

shot him in the neck with a high-powered rifle. Charlie Kirk was a fucking Nazi.

He was a fucking Nazi.

And you know what kind of Nazi is the best Nazi?

A dead one.

Someone said, why didn't Charlie Kirk just debate the bullet?

One medical worker posted a video on TikTok saying,

I'm glad he got shot. I hope he dies. I don't care.

A coach at Baylor University posted, this makes me giggle in response to a breaking news report.

I want to back up to these last two. I don't know who posted the first couple, but the last two. One was a

medical worker, which suggests that they have at least enough IQ points to be in that profession.

The other is a coach at Baylor University, which is a Baptist-based university, meaning that it is based on Christian

doctrine, religious doctrine. And so we have someone that has at least some intelligence,

and another, a coach leading our young people at a Christian university

that are celebrating this. Does that make sense to anyone that is seeing this behavior?

And then take a look at this, what looks to be a student, meaning they

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