The world will say goodbye to Charlie Kirk tomorrow. Over one hundred thousand people are expected to gather at State Farm Stadium in Arizona to mourn a life lost too soon, and perhaps more importantly, to celebrate a life well lived.

Charlie will be eulogized by his wife Erika, President Trump, Vice President JD Vance, among others. The President is also expected to posthumously award him the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

A fitting tribute to a man who influenced so many in such a short time.

Unfortunately, there will also be an incredibly high-security presence in and around State Farm Stadium. In addition to so many members of the Administration being in attendance, there are also rumors that several leftist groups are planning to protest and will attempt to disrupt the event.

There is a growing concern that some may even be planning acts of violence. One man has already been arrested trying to get into the venue with a gun. He is being charged with impersonating a police officer, along with illegal weapons charges.

Is there anything lower than trying to disrupt a funeral?

Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman is asking those on the left who would consider doing so to take a step back and show a little grace.

Is a little human decency too much to ask?

Apparently, it is.

The fact is that they hated Charlie Kirk, not for what he said, but for how effective he was in saying it. They hate Fetterman for daring to call them out on it, and believe us when we tell you, they hate you, too.

As we've said before, Progressivism is the religion of the left, and hate is the gospel they preach.

We commend Senator Fetterman for being a voice of reason against the growing roar of left-wing rage. He's one of the few on the left denouncing the dehumanizing and increasingly violent rhetoric.

Humanity and decency seem to be in short supply these days. We won't be holding our breath, but we truly hope those on the left take Senator Fetterman's advice and give those attending Charlie's service a little space to grieve.

Is a little grace too much to ask?