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First on Fox: George Washington University’s assistant campus director entered social media shortly after the assassination Charlie Kirk And said Kirk was shot to death for supporting gun ownership and the Second Amendment.
“If nothing else, it’s fair, in a country where children are routinely slaughtered by gun violence, people who advocate for continued gun ownership at the expense of these children are not immune to the advocacy,” said Anthony Pohorilak, an assistant director of the Vernon Mount campus of Menthers facebook of George Washington University at George Washington University, who was attacked by Kirk.
“No thoughts, no prayers,” GWU staff added.
The Facebook post exclusively received by Fox News Digital has received 37 positive reviews and love reactions from Pohorilak’s friend Group.
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk debates with students on March 6, 2025 at CSUN, Northridge, California. (Benjamin Hansen/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images)
George Washington University’s website lists Pohorilak, who uses the pronoun “he/he” in his own creatures as working in the departments of campus life and residential education.
“George Washington University explicitly condemns all forms of violence,” a university spokesperson told Fox News Digital in a statement.
“As a university with one of the most politically involved campus communities in the country, we believe that everyone has the right to their own beliefs and that no one should be violent for expressing their views. This individual employee has no right to speak on behalf of GW and his views do not reflect the opinions of the university.”
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George Washington University students through campus (Toni L. Sandys/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
Following the news of Kirk’s death, social media was spread on examples of people celebrating or proving assassination, some of which led to termination.
NFL’s Carolina Panthers fired members of the team’s communications department this week Social Media Posts The staff seemed to question him why people felt sorry for Kirk being shot. The Wu-Tang clan song “Protect Ya Neck” was also shared.
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A George Washington University employee explains on Facebook why Charlie Kirk’s assassination was “fair” (Anthony Pohorilak/Facebook screenshot)
After Kirk was shot dead Wednesday afternoon, Matthew Dowd of MSNBC proposed that it was caused by his chain reaction to “abnormal words” to various groups. Kirk, a major conservative activist and senior ally of President Donald Trump, later died at the age of 31.
Moral later Send from the network And apologize.
Many examples come from academia, including at the University of Mississippi, a staff member was fired after making insensitive comments on social media Mississippi reported today.
At Tennessee State University, a dean was fired, saying she “sympathizes with Zero” for Kirk, USA Today Report.
Ryan Gaydos of Fox News Digital contributed to this report
