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Americans singing, cheering, celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk gives Oct. 7, Hamas vibes

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I always knew there were people who hated Donald Trump with a kind of ferocity that felt irrational—almost primal. But nothing could have prepared me for what I saw today. I had no idea just how many truly evil human beings walk among us, disguised as ordinary citizens, living in our neighborhoods, shopping at our stores, sending their kids to the same schools as ours.

Today, I watched in horror as people celebrated—yes, celebrated—the death of Charlie Kirk. A young, Christian father of two. A man assassinated in cold blood. And the response from far too many? Glee. Laughter. Dancing on digital graves. It’s not just unsettling. It’s terrifying. These people aren’t fringe outliers. They are loud, proud, and far more numerous than I ever imagined.

When the brutal attacks of October 7th unfolded in Israel, I remember being gutted. I couldn’t comprehend how any human could commit such atrocities unless they had been trained—conditioned—from a young age to suppress every ounce of empathy. I told myself, at least we don’t have groups like Hamas here in America. At least we are safe from that kind of evil.

But today, that illusion shattered. We do have them here—people who are just as savage in spirit, just as twisted in their hatred. Only they wear American clothes, speak fluent English, and post TikToks and tweets with emojis while rejoicing over murder.

I am shaken to my core—not simply by the killing itself. One unstable person can commit a heinous act. That’s tragic, but it’s not new. What haunts me is the reaction. The sheer volume of people applauding it. Smiling. Cheering. Dismissing his life as worthless because of his politics. As if that makes it justifiable.

This isn’t about Republican vs. Democrat. This isn’t about policy disagreements. This is something far darker. Something demonic. These are maniacal minds, celebrating death as if it were a sport.

At first, I didn’t want to give them the attention. I thought I could scroll past a few crazy posts and move on. But I kept seeing more—and more—and more. I watched one in stunned silence. Then another. And another. Until I was sitting there, trembling with rage and sorrow and disbelief. How did we get here?

I’m sharing some of what I saw—not to spread the sickness, but to wake people up. Because this isn’t just a handful of angry protestors. This is a spiritual sickness infecting the soul of our nation. And I don’t know how we come back from this. I truly don’t.

There are hundreds, maybe thousands of celebration videos on social media. Below is a tiny snapshot.

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