For those who don't know, Charlie Kirk was a founder of Turning Point USA before he was shot in a college shooting this afternoon. My only problem with it is that it was him and not Donald Trump who bit the dust. Otherwise, I don't think it could have happened to a nicer guy. Yet most of the Leftists I see seem to be more concerned with trying to avoid the attention of the Alt-Right than celebrating the death of someone who intentionally caused so much pain and grief to so many of their own, especially at his own hand. I have to ask; why do we care what the right thinks of us? They've decided they want us dead, and if we don't give them a reason to kill us they'll pull one out of their ass. All the bland platitudes in the world aren't going to convince them that we're nice, normal people who just want to live our lives in peace, and staying invisible is just going to make it that much harder to tell when we've gone missing. Shouldn't this be the moment we say, "Fuck It," and make a point of telling the right that we're done being nice? The death camps are coming, we can't avoid that no matter how hard we try, and I don't think that protesting will stop Trump and his cronies from killing us where we stand. At this point our only choices are to leave this place or go down cursing it for existing.