Remember Isabela Casahuga?
She's the smug girl who walked up to a TPUSA (Turning Point USA) representative during one of their classic conversation/debate events and read a poem that effectively made fun of the murder of Charlie Kirk. After reading the poem, she attempted to intimidate the TPUSA rep, Christian Collins, by telling him he was brave for being out in public without any neck protection.
After that little moment went viral, it's pretty clear her wealthy parents made her apologize in public. She released the video online, and while it quickly spread, no one was buying it.
And, as it turns out, everyone was right to reject the sale. She's now deleted the video.
Lembra da Isa Casahuga que debochou da morte de Charlie Kirk e ameaçou Christian Collins? Agora que saiu dos holofotes, ELA APAGOU O VÍDEO DE DESCULPAS. Cai no golpe quem quer. https://t.co/lIy2pHziFc
— Josué Nunes (@josuenunes) November 11, 2026
The X post, translated by X from Portuguese, reads:
Remember Isa Casahuga, who mocked Charlie Kirk’s death and threatened Christian Collins?
Now that she’s out of the spotlight, SHE DELETED THE APOLOGY VIDEO.
Only suckers fall for it.
The thing is, while she made the rounds on social media enough to warrant the apology, it wasn't enough for her to feel like she needed to keep her nose clean and keep the apology video up. It was more than obvious that she never felt bad about saying the things she said. As I've been saying for the last couple of weeks, leftists don't feel shame for immoral actions like normal people do, because they're self-assured that any action they take, no matter how heinous, is good because they're wholly convinced that their ideological position makes them so.
And I think what fully reinforces this for them is that hardly anything ever happens to individuals who do what Casahuga did. She'll never truly feel the sting of her actions. It'll be a funny story for her one day, and what's more, the story she tells to people will be their first time hearing about it. Cashuga's actions, despite being awful, didn't exactly move the cultural needle. It just kind of reinforced what many people on the Right knew about the Left.
Now I want to show you a different situation.
A girl named Alaina Kunes at the University of Mississippi made some monkey noises at a Ring camera. She has now appeared on a multitude of legacy media sites, including TMZ, which has reported that Kunes has withdrawn from school out of fear for her own safety. As TMZ says at the end of their video covering the moment, they're going to stay on top of this story because this story is incredibly important.
Ole Miss student Alaina Kunes withdraws from school following viral doorbell cam video. https://t.co/CU2DkZDvZx
— TMZ (@TMZ) November 10, 2026
Apparently, a few black men lived in the apartment. Kunes claims she didn't know this and that she was making silly noises and gestures at a Ring camera.
Let's say she's lying, and she knew exactly who lives there; she made those gestures thinking it was funny to be racially insensitive.
I think you can already see where I'm going here. Casahuga danced on the grave of an innocent man and laughed at one of his colleagues over his murder before trying to make him feel like he, too, could be murdered at any moment.
Kunes was racially insensitive to a few grown black men.
Nothing is currently happening to Casahuga. The story is being buried, but CBS is parading this story around as if the KKK showed up on the campus of Ol' Miss and is passing around ropes.
EXCLUSIVE: Jakiyra Metcalf, Kaiyden Caldwell and Victoria Johnson, freshmen at the University of Mississippi, say they are hurt, devastated and disheartened by the actions captured by their Ring doorbell camera showing two White students making monkey gestures and sounds outside their apartment on Friday. The three students and Victoria’s mother, Chiquita Laó, told @Jerickaduncan about discovering the footage and how they feel about the apology issued by one of the women: "I appreciate the apology, but I feel like it still doesn't change what happened."
— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) November 11, 2026
If you ask me, there are definitely oppressed groups in our society, but how oppressed you are depends on which side of the aisle you fall on. You can literally threaten someone with death or make fun of an innocent man who wanted to do nothing but talk to people to bridge a gap, and the more radical to the left you are, the less likely you're going to suffer any real harm.
Be anywhere to the right of Marx, and you'll find even the most inane and benign moments of your life being overly scrutinized, your past explored, your family investigated, and your life completely ruined. If the internet doesn't do it, the legacy media will take up the job and treat it as if it's the worst thing to happen in America since separate water fountains.
It's funny. You can reliably gauge how guilty the Left is based on how rabidly they accuse their enemies of doing a thing. Oppressing everyone is exactly what they do best.
