Gersh Kuntzman, who once almost peed his pants and ended up in the fetal position after firing an AR-15, is trying to reclaim his man card. But like any good liberal without morals to guide him, he swung for the bleachers on something that looked macho (guns and death!) but is actually a war crime. In doing so, he flung himself all the way to the side of ISIS. He is literally supporting the actions of ISIS. Pull it back Gersh!

Kuntzman, a columnist for the New York Daily News, tweeted this about the assassination of Russian ambassador to Turkey, Andrei Karlov:

Wherein I make a case for political assassinations … when the victim works for Putin or Hitler, that is. https://t.co/RsmoPIumSc pic.twitter.com/yzEcGsXMJs

— Gersh Kuntzman (@GershKuntzman) December 20, 2016

In Kuntzman’s mind: Russia bad. (Obama told me so. It’s Putin’s fault Queen Hillary lost! I believe every word the DNC tells me, and besides, I agree with those emails anyway. I am a condescending prick too.) So since Russia is bad, killing a Russian diplomat must be good. Circumstances are irrelevant! (What could be more benign than a civilian giving a speech in an art gallery in front of other artsy aficionados?)

When I first saw pictures of the murder in the gallery I was shocked at the stark nature of the scene. It was as if it was staged for a photo shoot. The whiteness and bareness of the gallery emphasized the outline of the murdered ambassador stretched out on the floor, and the terrorist standing ramrod straight reaching to the sky with one arm, delivering his soliloquy. It was so clear and crisp, and perfectly framed. It was an action that was not yet completed, still in motion. To me the scene was even more terrifying than the chaotic blood soaked pictures, like those out of the Bataclan in Paris, that we have come to expect from these types of acts.

But Gersh saw something different. Something he thoroughly enjoyed. Maybe that is too harsh, but it is something he saw as justified.

He's no civilian. I won't apologize. https://t.co/TKxgiYRqU8

— Gersh Kuntzman (@GershKuntzman) December 20, 2016

What could be more representative of a sick liberal’s mindset than praising a murder in an art gallery. After all what is a gallery for, if not to jar its visitors into seeing things with new eyes?

The scene was custom made for a person like Gersh who projects his own twisted thoughts onto others – a person whose first thought when firing a gun is how many people he will be able to take down. Here is what Gersh said about firing an Ar-15 after the Orlando massacre:

Even in semi-automatic mode, it is very simple to squeeze off two dozen rounds before you even know what has happened. In fully automatic mode, it doesn’t take any imagination to see dozens of bodies falling in front of your barrel.

All it takes is the will to do it.

Forty nine people can be gone in 60 seconds.

Was just saying Karlov is a soldier and died like one. If you'd like to join me in ending war, I'd appreciate you as an ally. Until then… https://t.co/xMMa3Jbusl

— Gersh Kuntzman (@GershKuntzman) December 20, 2016

Ah, so this explains why the left was not that upset about Ambassador Chris Stevens either. He was basically a soldier, not deserving of diplomatic courtesy. So clearly, Gersh is not unique. He represents a wide swath of progressives. You see, progressives are not warm compassionate people who abhor violence, though that is the way they’d like you think of them. No, progressives are perfectly happy to use violence, mayhem, and murder whenever it helps them meet their end goal. If you ever doubted that, just look at Gersh. He is the left personified. He is telling you who they are. Believe him. Putin does:

Russia demands apology — from our @GershKuntzman! — for his article about the assassination of its Turkey ambassador https://t.co/dpXEsAiXZ3 pic.twitter.com/AzOshuoF9S

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) December 21, 2016

If you’d like to know more about Gersh, he’s one of our favorite topics. In addition to the link above, we write about him here where he didn’t care if he acted like baby when he shot a gun, here where he fudged a little bit about his trip to the range, and here where he denigrates the National Anthem during America’s pastime, baseball.