Flyers posted at Georgetown University appear to advertise a new chapter of the John Brown Gun Club, a left-wing and "anti-fascist" extremist group that first formed in Kansas. One of the flyers calls on prospective members to "do something more than symbolic resistance." Another touts the chapter as the "only political group that celebrates when Nazis die" and includes the "Hey, fascist! Catch!" phrase that accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson inscribed on one of his bullets. The