For a group of people who are desperate to fix their messaging problem that repels normal Americans, the left still likes to villainize heroes while celebrating villains. Thankfully, they have CNN's Scott Jennings to help explain things slow enough for even chuckleheads like social media influencer Rep. AOC to understand.

Jennings made it easy. Daniel Penny is the GOOD guy. The UnitedHealthcare CEO killer is a bad guy.

I must hand it to the left and the media (but I repeat myself). There are few sarcastic things you can make up and claim they believe that they don't. But celebrating a CEO being assassinated seems a bit too on the nose. Leading the charge is elderly tech blogger Taylor Lorenz, who just outed herself as being fifty years old. Maybe she is lying about that, too. Who even knows at this point?

Daniel Penny stepped in when another man, Jordan Neely, was threatening to kill people on a subway. A multicultural group of people helped, but Penny was the one restraining Neely when Neely stopped breathing. The left decided Penny should be held accountable for murder, while Neely (a criminal with over forty arrests) got a televised funeral performed by Al Sharpton and attended by Democrat dignitaries like Rep. AOC. Why? The usual suspects presented an argument of a noun and a verb and RAAAAAAAAAACISM.

You and me and anyone who is, like, you know, normal and has morals knows the difference between Daniel Penny and the UnitedHealthcare CEO killer. If you voted for Kamala Harris last month, you might be a little confused at the moment. Jennings's chart is very helpful.

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