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this Traditional media The campaign of “cancel culture” is being criticized by many media, aimed at those who have been fired for celebrating the assassination of the assassination of the idol Charlie Kirk.
However, several media are downplaying the ruthlessness of social media posts.
“After Kirk was killed[,] More and more conservative choirs want his critics to be excluded or fired, “The Associated Press’s title is Sunday.
AP Write, After years of complaints, complaints about the left’s ‘cancel culture’, some conservatives have tried to subvert the lives and careers of those who devalue Charlie Kirk’s after his death. They are hunting companies, educators, news media, political rivals, political competition and others judge them as weapons to promote hate speech, their weapons express their weapons. Being used to damage their movements – call for shooting, repulsion, and observe the pressure of what you say. ”
Washington Post columnist fired on social media after Charlie Kirk assassination
Candles and singing are held at the John Kennedy Memorial and Prayer Vigil for Charlie Kirk at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Arts, Sunday, September 14, 2025 in Washington. (AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr.)
On Friday, the New York Times published a report about “a broad and fast-growing movement of naming and forging.”
“Kill Mr. Kirk, he is a very popular activist President TrumpOn Wednesday afternoon, the wet tide brutal immediately met the right side, which quickly turned into a desire for revenge. Several online social media figures, some with huge followers, have almost unified the “war” to the left whom they consider the enemy. Write.
The gray lady said the conservative online influencer “deceiving himself and recruiting ordinary Americans to comment on Mr. Kirk, which may be annoying or derogatory, but may be commented by Mr. Kirk but may be protected by Kirk. First Amendment“later added,” the attention of those who attacked Mr. Kirk came from not only large social media accounts, but also dozens of smaller social media accounts that joined the effort with a joyful energy. ”
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The Washington Post titled “Workers are being fired, placed on Charlie Kirk’s post, telling readers that online reactions “has become a trial of employers’ tolerance for employees’ political speeches in public and private.”
“In the 24 hours of Charlie Kirk’s killing, an assistant dean of the University of Tennessee, a communications worker for the NFL team, a next-door employee in Milwaukee and a co-owner of the Cincinnati Grill Restaurant were fired after the incident was released. Start the report On Friday. “They all used language or memes to their employers, and they felt offended or insensitive to the 31-year-old conservative firepower. Kirk evoked strong feelings from the party, and the fatal shooting in Utah released parallel gates: on the right, on the left, on the left, on the left, on the left, on the left, on the left, on the left, on the left, on the left, on the left, on the left, on the advice of some people and on the bullies were some kind of sexual violence and some violence.
Charlie Kirk poses at the Cambridge Union in Cambridgeshire on May 19, 2025. (Image of Notting Katic/Getty of Cambridge Federation)
NBC News has similar title Read, “After Charlie Kirk’s death, teachers and professors nationwide fired or disciplined on social media posts, “reported how educators “have had consequences in insensitive posts about Kirk’s death.”
In “Tonight’s World News” aired Sunday, ABC News host Linsey Davis told viewers that “some people are facing a rebound after being killed in the killing of Charlie Kirk.”
“Employees at airlines, schools and hospitals have been fired or disciplined for their reactions on social media. [War] Pete Hegseth ordered employees to identify and commemorate service members who mocked Kirk for killing or forgiving Kirk. ”
CNN’s Brian Stelter said there was a “coordinated conservative movement in what he called “new forms of cancelled culture” trying to be fired, predicting that “political-motivated shooting” would only continue to take into account the “tensive” climate.
“There are hundreds of examples of people being fired,” Stert said Monday. “Most people are not public figures; until a few days ago, the conservative movement’s group targeted people saying people were attacking Kirk, slamming Kirk, blaming Kirk for his death, they were anonymous.”
CNN’s Brian Stelter said the right-wing campaign to hunt down social media users made Charlie Kirk’s assassination a “new form of cancelling culture.” (Jason Mendez/Getty Images)
“I want to point out that the scope of harmful posts varies. There are people in the dark corners of the internet that celebrate Kirk’s murder, and I find personal weirdness. You also have people who perform well and they show a lack of sympathy,” Stert continued.
Daily Beast Tell Reader “Murdered Far Right activist’s Lost Love Fans to make anyone criticized him for being fired from work laugh at them as “Keyboard Warriors” and “Nazi Carrence,” which is made up of liberals who are pro-Kirk’s campaign.
Brian Flood of Fox News contributed to the report.
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