(Nexstar) – Teachers, firefighters, elected officials and even a cable news contributor have lost their jobs or they have investigated after the comments made about the murder of Charlie Kirk, who affected conservatives.
The report of teachers and school administrators across the country was reported on Thursday after less than 24 hours after Kirk’s death. School staff in Tenasi, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Mississippi, Ohio Everyone was being investigated for the posts held on social media.
At least one teacher South Carolina fired For a post in which Kirk’s death is read: “Ideas and prayers for my children but Imho America became more today. I said there.”
A teacher and city councilor in Cornelius, Oregon, wrote the murder “Actually brightened my day,” Get it down in hot water,
A Public relations employee According to Carolina Panthers of the National Football League, was finished according to AthleticAfter allegedly posted on his personal Instagram account: “Why are Yale depressed? Your man said it was worth it, with an image of” Wu-Tang Hit “Reserve Yi Nek”.
The MSNBC contributor, Matthew Dowd, was fired by the network for air comments during news coverage on Wednesday.
“He was constantly advancing such abusive language speech for the purpose of some groups,” Dowd said. Hill“And I always go back: disgusting thoughts lead to disgusting words, which then give rise to disgusting tasks. … You cannot say these terrible words and do not expect terrible tasks.”
While Dowd’s comments were made live-air with large audience, some were made in more private channels, but they have been brought to light by right-wing activists, Wired report,
Laura Lumor, a conservative media personality With a big followingPosted on X, “I will spend my night, so that I will find everyone who will find me online that makes me famous, so prepare to ruin your entire future professional aspirations. If you are enough ill to celebrate their death. I am going to make you that you never open your mouth.”
His social media feed was filled with the names, pictures and job titles of those who said that he should be fired for the comments made after Kirk’s death.
Another remote social media affects social media, which posts under Tikok’s account, was also on the matter. A fire fighter posted an Instagram comment in New Orleans, which he later removed, suggesting that Kirk was worth dying and the bullet was “a gift from God”. But the removed remarks were screenshot and shared on the veneer of Tiktok, Drawing the attention of Superintendent of Fire Department and Louisiana Attorney General,
Kirk was shot while speaking at an event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday afternoon. He was rushed to the hospital where he died. By Thursday afternoon, the suspect was still on a large scale.
Jeremy Tanner contributed to this report.
