Charlie Kirk, the guy closest to the left among political speakers for the right but still right-wing enough, that even people such as Fuentes, Enoch, Spencer, wouldn't disagree with him being given the label 'legitimate right-winger', just got fucking shot. The man who on the right, was only controversial with the right, for not being right-wing 'enough'.
He represented reconciliation, and the possibility of dialogue. With his death, so too died this notion that left and right are compatible. Some people are waking up to this immediately, some are more unsure or cautious out of naivety or a gentle nature, but that is exactly what has just happened.
What his death proved is that no matter what you may have in common with such people, what matters is what you don't. By definition, this means such people view you as their enemy no matter how they may mask it otherwise or try, in manipulation, to get you to believe otherwise or have less of a harsh reaction. As well, given the mass celebration, the articles even posted on here of defiant figures in some measure mocking people who are having the appropriate response, or downplaying it, or outright saying he deserved it, it is clear that these people are not acting in good faith and are in fact incapable of doing so.
