This is a warning to the future employers, partners, and friends of these teenagers and young adults.
Their parents failed to teach them the most basic respect for people they know, and for people they do not. That failure is now on full display. After Charlie Kirk was assassinated, they did not pause. They danced. They mocked a murdered man. They treated a public killing as content. That is who they are: self-serving, fame-hungry, and morally vacant.
Do not mistake this for youthful stupidity. People who celebrate a political assassination, and who perform that celebration for an audience, have already told you how they treat human life when it is inconvenient to their tribe. If you ever stand in their way, they will not hesitate. They will cheer your ruin. They will try to drag you down with them. Some of them may even be the ones calling for the next killing.
Fortunately and unfortunately the internet does not forget. Their posts, videos, and jokes already document what they stand for. Watch them. Do not look away. Do not pretend it was “just a joke.”
Do your due diligence before you hire them, date them, or let them into your life. Character this ugly does not age into wisdom. Leopards do not change their spots.
VILE: Here is the completion of a few videos of students celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination on its one-year anniversary.
I don’t know what schools and parents are teaching these kids these days, but it is deeply disturbing to watch a younger generation treat political violence as entertainment rather and act as if killing someone with opposite views is something to laugh about, joke about, or celebrate.