One year ago today, Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck at Utah Valley University while answering a student's question.

He was 31. He left a wife and two little kids.

On TikTok they are treating the anniversary like a party. They call it a Kirkiversary. They laugh about the day he died.

They are literally celebrating murder.

Charlie Kirk's message was truth and Jesus. He went onto campuses and let people argue with him in public. He was not rude. He was honest. He made young people think.

The left called that hate. They still do. They took a Christian father talking about faith, family, and the Constitution and decided his words were violence.
Words are not violence. A rifle shot from a rooftop is violence.

Tyler Robinson is charged with that killing. Prosecutors say he told his partner he had enough of Kirk's "hatred." That is the word they used for a man answering questions under a tent.

Celebrating a death over words is not normal. It is not compassionate. It is taking what they claim is hate and becoming hateful themselves.

Now look at Lindsay Clancy.

In January 2023 she strangled her three children in Duxbury, Massachusetts. Supporters filled the sidewalk outside her trial in pink shirts. They said she needs help, not prison. They said she deserves a second chance. Her lawyer said the letters filled three boxes.

They turned a mother who killed her own children into a martyr for postpartum depression. The children barely get mentioned.

That is depravity.

A culture that cheers an assassination for an opinion, then pleads for freedom for a woman who murdered her children, has lost its mind. It has lost its humanity.

The First Amendment protects speech. The law punishes murder. When those two get flipped, the law means nothing.