Check this out:
That's a video posted by "Ella Mae" over on TikTok.
Her followers thought it was funny.
Other very "tolerant" people decided to dress as the ghost of Charlie Kirk, mocking his public assassination in front of his wife and children with a .30-06 round to the neck.
This woman in Los Angeles even wore her costume to the gym because she was so proud of it.
Next, there's this very inclusive and kind young man, reportedly from Maine, who couldn't help but smile as he showed the world his mockery of a murdered husband and father. He made sure to pay extra attention to detail with the blood splatter.
Numerous people have lost their jobs in the last decade for "cultural appropriation," "blackface," or otherwise politically incorrect costumes.
In 2013, a rodeo clown got national media attention and was banned for life from the Missouri State Fair for wearing a Barack Obama mask.
Despite this, there has been no widespread media coverage of the many, many individuals mocking Trump and Kirk, despite the overtly violent display with blood and gore.
Such costumes are widespread, even appearing internationally.
And yet, this story doesn't seem to be important to the same media that was very upset by that rodeo clown 12 years ago.
Interesting, huh?
I'll leave you with this reminder that the leftist charged with assassinating Charlie Kirk liked particular Halloween costumes too...
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