The sinister indoctrination machine, fueled by TV screens and Democrat Party venom, has churned out a grotesque spectacle—celebrating the cold-blooded murder of Charlie Kirk while twisting the minds of America’s youth.

Now, even the decent among us are jolting awake, realizing they’ve been pawns in the hands of evil, as ghouls dance on Kirk’s grave.

In a stunning turn, a registered Democrat mom from Hudson County, New Jersey, has gone viral, exposing the depths of this brainwashing after her 11-year-old daughter came home spewing unprovoked hatred for the slain Turning Point USA founder.

Kryssa, posting under @kryssaqton on TikTok with the caption "What was your turning point?", detailed her political awakening in a video that’s sent shockwaves across social media.

The mother, a lifelong Democrat from one of the nation’s bluest enclaves, revealed her daughter — a sixth-grader — declared, "Yeah, I hate that guy," about Kirk, a man she’d never met nor discussed at home.

Kryssa recounted her journey.

This was my turning point. When Charlie first died, when I first found out, I was upset. I didn’t follow Charlie, but I would see his videos online all the time, and I would think, Well, this guy… I don’t know if I agree with everything he says because I didn’t follow him like that. But this guy has this open dialog. It’s very refreshing. I never saw it, and I respected him for that.”She continued, “Now, I’m a registered Democrat, but for the last three elections—and even before that—I don’t vote for party. I vote for whoever I think is going to be the best and whoever we need. Having said that, I have realized that I do lean more on the conservative side now.

The breaking point came with her daughter’s words:

But the one thing that really, really brought it home for me: the day Charlie died, my daughter came home from school. She’s 11 years old. We live in Jersey, in Hudson County. It’s a very Democratic, liberal area. My daughter goes to school there, in sixth grade. These children have a lot to say about Trump supporters. And my daughter, from peer pressure and whatever else, has felt weird that I’m a Trump supporter.

Kryssa added:

And when I asked her when she got home if she knew who Charlie Kirk was and what happened, she turned to me and said, Yeah, I hate that guy. And that’s when… that was my turning point. We never spoke about Charlie in this house. We never… we never even… I don’t even know if she’s ever seen his stuff. And I’m really getting sick of people quoting him and then me having to go and find the transcript of that specific quote and send it to them. And then they come back to me and go, Oh, yeah, okay. I understand now.

She concluded with a stark warning:

I’m getting tired of it. My turning point was when I realized they’re influencing my children. For real. This isn’t, Oh, they’re teaching this in school. No, this is actual influence—for my child to turn to me and say, I hate him—for no reason. She couldn’t back it up. That was my turning point.

The video has ignited a firestorm, with viewers decrying the classroom propaganda targeting Kirk, assassinated in a tragedy that has only amplified his warnings about school indoctrination.

WATCH:

The enemy within our classrooms is no longer a whisper — it’s a scream, and this brave mom’s story is the alarm we can no longer ignore.