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(FR thread)X: Leftists Make Figurine Mocking Charlie Kirk's Death
Wondering if anyone is keeping a running list of the college professors, public school teachers, etc. that have lost their jobs due to the callous, evil vitriol they have spewed in celebration of Charlie Kirk’s assassination... seems that I have heard/read of quite a few and hope there will be LOTS more so that Q drop #3815 comes true: “They will not be able to walk down the street.”
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(FR thread)X: Leftists Make Figurine Mocking Charlie Kirk's Death
| Category | Description | Confirmed Firings/Suspensions | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | Teachers, professors, university staff, and students who posted celebratory or insensitive comments about Charlie Kirk's assassination on social media. Reports indicate at least a dozen faculty and staff nationwide have been fired or disciplined, with specific cases including a South Carolina teacher, an assistant dean in Montana, and two administrators at Cumberland University in Tennessee. Multiple school districts in Houston, Texas, Iowa, and Florida are investigating additional cases, with one Florida teacher suspended and three under review. | NBC News, NY Post, EdWeek, Inside Higher Ed, WLRN, Yahoo | |
| Public Safety & Military | Firefighters, police officers, paramedics, and military personnel. Examples include a Nashville paramedic suspended, a Maui police officer placed on administrative duties under investigation, and a U.S. Marine discharged. Broader investigations target first responders and Pentagon-associated individuals mocking the event. | FireRescue1, WPLN, YouTube, NBC News | |
| Media & Journalism | Political analysts, contributors, and writers. MSNBC fired analyst Matthew Dowd for on-air comments, and a Phoenix Suns writer was terminated. A cable news contributor is also reported as losing their job. | Hindustan Times, KSBW, Yahoo | |
| Government & Public Service | Elected officials, city staff, and federal employees. Cases include a New York City advocate fired, a Marble Falls city staffer dismissed, a Secret Service agent suspended, and federal agencies disciplining employees for critical posts. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered identification of military and Pentagon staff for punishment. | THE CITY, KVUE, NYT, GovExec, NBC News | |
| Healthcare | Medical professionals. A Miami anesthesiologist was confirmed fired by her hospital for celebratory posts. Anecdotal reports mention doctors under complaint (e.g., in Brazil), but U.S. cases are limited. | X Post [post:106] | |
| Sports & Entertainment | Team employees and media in sports. Carolina Panthers fired an employee named Charlie Rock, and DC Comics canceled a series linked to artists' posts (implying staff impacts). | Hindustan Times, 9News, Yahoo | |
| Other/Private Sector | General workers, including game developers, students, and unspecified roles. Anecdotal social media reports (e.g., TikTok users, emotional meltdown videos) suggest additional private sector firings, with a searchable database tracking over 20,000 celebratory posts leading to HR actions. | YouTube, Instagram/Facebook [web:45-47,50-51], X Posts [post:9,14,23,108] |
Notes: These counts are based on confirmed reports and named cases as of September 12, 2025, shortly after the assassination. The total exceeds 40 confirmed actions (firings, suspensions, or investigations likely leading to termination), with broader estimates in the dozens to low hundreds due to ongoing HR responses and viral exposures on X (formerly Twitter) and other platforms. Many cases stem from right-wing activists reporting posts to employers, amplifying "cancel culture" backlash. Anecdotal evidence from X and blogs highlights a pattern, particularly in education (one post claims 95% of firings involve teachers [post:116]). Numbers may rise as investigations continue.
