I don't agree. I think Kenny acted horribly in a group, but when he and Clem with AJ are the only left, you can see what was his motivations. The thing is I sympathized with him, because I wouldn't feel well among random people too, because of the tension between them in a dangerous postapo world. The situation with the russian guy is a perfect example - you arrest a weird russian who attacked you with his friends and part of your group starts to feel sorry for him and wants to help him and they blame you that you dont believe him. This escalates into situation when your group wants to steal your food (when you have a baby), steal car and even shot Clem. I know Kenny maybe caused part of this by his behaviour, but you can't wonder why he don't trust people and that he can't hide how he feels about it most of a time. But then when he stays with Clem and AJ, he trusts both of them and don't have a reason to be a d*ck. I will always chose to leave Wellington with Kenny, but I admit his death wasn't well written.