While the assassination of political and public figure Charlie Kirk is still a contentious and emotionally heated topic for people on both sides of the political spectrum, this article clearly uses vast generalizations about the Democratic party -- most evidently in the headline. It is indeed true that some Democrats celebrated the assassination of their political opponent, Charlie Kirk, but to generalize the Democratic Party as "driving people to kill" in any capacity is unsubstantiated. The article goes on to strawman the Democratic Party by reducing their argument to "calling people Nazi's", and therefore ignoring and misrepresenting a large percentage of Democrats who can indeed express their opinions without ad hominem. Articles of this nature fuel the divide in this country and are not founded in truth and research, but instead in emotional outrage and ingroup thinking.