In 2026, the Black Lives Matter movement resurfaced to protest the police shooting of Corey Durrell Ruiz in Madison, Wisconsin. Ruiz, identified as "White" and "Latino" in his records despite BLM's claims, was killed after stabbing an officer during an arrest for alleged vehicle break-ins and bike theft. He had a lengthy criminal history, including past assaults on police. The author suggests Ruiz's death objectively makes the world better due to his consistent violence. BLM and media are accused of exploiting the incident, with local Democrats and Wisconsin's governor reportedly supporting protesters' demands for "accountability." Ruiz's family, despite his homelessness and mental health issues, has appeared publicly, though they reportedly offered him no shelter. News outlets are criticized for using outdated photos to elicit sympathy. Protesters disrupted a concert in Madison, demanding justice for Ruiz; however, public support for BLM has waned since 2020. The author argues the shooting was a clear case of self-defense, supported by eyewitness accounts and video. They suggest leftist groups might be pushing for riots for political gain in an election year. The piece concludes that Ruiz was a repeat offender who belonged in prison for society's safety.