Charlie Kirk e Donald Trump
In the US, those who celebrated or commented “insensibly” the death of Charlie Kirk is being fired. Anonymous page has already received about 30,000 complaints.
A ABC suspended this Thursday, indefinitely, the Jimmy kimmel by comments that the famous humorist did about the.
The decision of the American television chain was made after Nextar, which represents ABC’s affiliated local channels across the country, suspending indefinitely the program “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Due to prime time, due to comments by the humorist about Kirk.
Kimmel, in his television space, had addressed the murder of the far right activist, supporter of the US President, Donald Trumpwho was shot dead during a rally in the utah state, suggesting that there was political capitalization of the successful.
“Mr. Kimmel’s comments about Mr. Kirk’s death are offensive and insensitive at a critical moment of our national political discourse, and we do not believe that they reflect the spectrum of opinions, visions or values of the local communities in which we find ourselves,” he said Andrew AlfordPresident of the Nextar Broadcasting Division.
In a reaction, the American humorists Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert e Jimmy Fallon This Thursday opened their comedy programs of large audience with explicit references and solidarity In the face of the suspension of the comedian “rival” Jimmy Kimmel.
Stewart opted for Satire, Colbert – who also has a threat of cancellation about him by CBS television – was more institutional, claiming “censorship,” and Fallon praised Kimmel and wished the comic would continue to do his work.
Kimmel has not yet commented on the subject, but is not the only one to be “canceled” for talking about the death of Charlie Kirk.
Wave of dismissal
After the death of the Pro-Trump activist, a platform was quickly created online Site Call Expose Charlie’s Murderers (Exposes Charlie’s killers), to expose who celebrated and/or tried Kirk’s deathon social networks.
After seeing their name, city and place of work, in the siteMany people actually started to be faced. One of the motto that reads on the platform is precisely “The biggest dismissal operation in history”.
This practice is practice, which publicly publicize personal and private information from someone without their consent, is known as “doxing”.
According to the site, the site, which is unavailable in Portugal, already has about 30 thousand complaintswhich will already result in dozens of dismissal.
One of the most talked about discharge cases is that of the MSNBC political analyst, Matthew Dowdwhich has become the murder of Kirk is a consequence of the ideologies defended by himself.
“This horrible thoughts cannot be disseminated … without expecting horrible actions to happen”considered the commentator.
The president of MSNBC, Rebecca Kutlerthen described the words of Matthew Dowd as “Inappropriate, insensitive and unacceptable”–
Also Laura Sosh-Lightsyfrom the direction of Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), who was failed to write that “Hate generates hatred. Zero sympathy”.
In a statement, MTSU considered “comments inappropriate and insensitive about Charlie Kirk’s horrible and tragic murder.”
According to CNN, private companies, such as Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers and Carolina Panthers, also fired employees due to social networking publications about Kirk.
A DC Comics also canceled the comic band series Red Hood After her author, Gretchen up-Martinhave made a joke about Kirk’s death on social networks: “I hope the bullet is well”.
“Public publications or comments that may be seen as promoters of hostility or violence are incompatible with DC’s conduct rules“DC wrote in a statement.
Trump and allies appeal to goods
Trump came to applaud Matthew Dowd’s dismissal. “They said goodbye, which is a terrible type, a terrible human being, but they said goodbye. I heard they are saying goodbye,” said the US President.
I o “more” JD Vance supports campaign doxing massive to find and pursue critics of Charlie Kirk.
As the, Vance is encouraged to report anyone who celebrates Kirk’s murder, including notifying employers.
Last week, US Deputy Secretary of State, Christopher LandauI had already informed that Washington could take Foreign Measures Let them “praise, rationalize or belittle” the murder of Charlie Kirk.
