The tragic death of Renee Good has sparked fierce debate about who bears responsibility for the violence plaguing America – and conservative commentator Dulis isn't mincing words about where the blame lies.
According to Dulis, Good's death was "entirely avoidable" if the radical left hadn't pushed her to her breaking point with their dangerous rhetoric designed to "grab the attention" of both media and the public through bloodshed.
The stark accusation comes as Americans are increasingly fed up with the left's pattern of inciting violence and then washing their hands of the consequences when tragedy strikes.
Social Media Erupts with Outrage
Patriots across social media are echoing Dulis's sentiments, with many pointing to the toxic influence of Democrat messaging and mainstream media propaganda.
"The blame for her death lies squarely on the shoulders of the Marxists/Communists/Socialists/Democrats in gov't, the MSM, and on social media who warped her already fragile mind with their poisonous ideology," declared @ThrashMikki on social media, capturing the raw anger many Americans feel.
Another user, @MReichard5, connected the dots to the broader pattern of left-wing manipulation: "George Soros pays Protestors to interfere with FEDERAL AGENTS! The Talking Puppets on Main Stream Media encourage violence! Democrats & These Puppets LIE every time they open their mouth!"
The Left's Dangerous Game
This isn't the first time Democrats and their media allies have weaponized tragedy for political gain. From encouraging riots in 2020 to their constant drumbeat of divisive rhetoric, the radical left has consistently chosen chaos over unity.
Now, as President Trump works to restore order and sanity to America, patriots are demanding accountability for those who spent years poisoning the national discourse with their extremist ideology.
How many more Americans have to suffer before the left takes responsibility for the monster they've created? The answer may determine whether we can heal as a nation or continue down this destructive path.