Remember Ryan Carson? He's the radical leftist activist who was an Antifa advocate and worked to create "safe injection facilities" for drug addicts. He was your consummate leftist. He supported all the things, including BLM. 

He died after being stabbed to death by a young black man acting out violently and erratically while his girlfriend, Claudia Morales, looked on. It's a tragic moment mixed with a brutal truth; Carson's radicalism paved the way for his own murder. 

(READ: I Won't Celebrate the Murder of a Radical Leftist, but I Will Be Brutally Honest About It)

But the attention then turned to Morales, an anti-police activist herself. She began using her boyfriend's death as a way to not only further promote their radical leftist agenda but not to fundraise for a cause Carson loved. No, it was so that she and her friends could have some time off. In fact, Morales and the "friends" of Carson seemed to spend a lot of time giving their sympathies to...Carson's killer. 

How is Morales doing now? Let's check in on her. Here is a post she made on Monday. 

Remember that libral dude in NYC that got stabbed to death? This is the GF, as you can see... she is really broken up. pic.twitter.com/r2gRlcvOBE

— itsagundam (@GundamIsHere) November 23, 2023

A pretty bizarre post for someone allegedly in mourning. To be sure, she was called out for it by the public, prompting her to begin posting things about how much she misses him and lashing out against the public calling her out by painting those calling her by accusing them of "Monday morning quarterbacking" the worst moment of her life. On Friday morning she posted a text conversation of the two exchanging nicities. 

i hope you find love — romantic or not — that fills the voids clearly so agonizing inside you; i hope you find love so strong and true that it drowns out clamoring darkness even after a person is taken from you. the way ryan saw me changed me. i hope someone changes you. pic.twitter.com/ZfT7dxPMtq

— CLAUDIA (@CLAUDIAPOSTING) November 24, 2023

It's kind of hard to take any of this seriously, given Morales using her boyfriend's death for vacation money and internet clout. In fact, the only people who seem to be truly destroyed by Carson's death are his actual family who came and retrieved his body to bring it home. Not only that, they haven't been loud on the internet, but according to one source, they're taking legal action against the murderer...unlike his "friends."

It prompted the question as to whether or not anyone outside of Carson's family truly loved him. 

(READ: Ryan Carson's Murder Shows Social Justice Is the Religion of Un-Love)

Radical leftist love seems to revolve around how useful someone is to them. Even now, Morales seems to be using Carson as a way to garner sympathy and money. Her grieving looks an awful lot like clout chasing, and how she's getting dolled up to posting pictures of herself online while using her dead boyfriend as a shield in good conscience is indicative of narcissism and sociopathy more than anything else. 

Carson is still useful to Morales, but he'll stop being useful soon. In fact, given the internet's reaction, that time might be coming faster than she anticipated. 

Carson's life ended because his radicalism set the stage for his murder, but perhaps his story is just as tragic after his death as he's become little more than a stepping stool for the selfish behavior of those who claim to be his friends. But that's radical leftism for you. 

There is no love. There is only usefulness.