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For all we know, the shooter could be a narcissist delighting in all this attention. Or a psychopath. Or an abuser. Or a pedophile. Or just kind of an asshole.

Or maybe they're a great guy who does volunteer work, proactively participates in their community, and is beloved by all their friends and family.

But the truth is that who this person is doesn't actually matter anymore. This person is, before any of that, an icon.

They're the first in a long time to cut down one of the most quietly hated figures in the country, and that hate has grown loud in a hurry. This icon is so strong and universal that the usual culture war bullshit that the oligarchs use in their class war doesn't work because too many people regardless of political leaning are happy it happened.

After one of if not the most divisive and controversial presidents in American history got elected, this fella managed to become a rallying point that gets everyone to agree on something, and that is powerful beyond words.

"I'm all right, Jack" is a British expression used to describe people who act only in their own best interests, even if providing assistance to others would take minimal to no effort on their part. It carries a negative connotation, and is rarely used to describe the person saying it.

The phrase is believed to have originated among Royal Navy sailors; when a ladder was slung over the side of a ship, the last sailor to climb on board would say, "I'm all right Jack; pull up the ladder." The latter half of the phrase, typically used as "pulling up the ladder behind oneself", has been used to call out unfairness and hypocrisy on the part of those who are seen to have benefited from opportunities handed out to them, only to deny such opportunities to others.