For the extreme American right, Charlie Kirk died in “martyr” and any criticism aimed at the activist against violence, pro-art ideas and the dissemination of sexist, racist or conspiratory ideas must be punished: in recent days, dozens of people have lost their jobs after a simple message on social networks.
This is the case of Laura Sosh-lightsy, an employee of a public university in Tennessee, in the southern United States. On Wednesday, just after the influence of the 31 -year influencer, cut in a university campus, writes on Facebook: “Haine generates hatred. Zero sympathy.”
In the process, a republican senator, Marsha Blackburn, denounces the publication: “This person should be ashamed (…). He must be fired from his position.” Immediate effect: the University announces the dismissal.
Online trackers
In an ultra polarized country, caught in political violence, many of them track the detractors of Charlie Kirk online. The Trumpist youth shelf was as adulate as in a pro-armas, anti-abortion, anti-migrants or its virulent rhetoric in ethnic minorities.
Pombran the accounts of the comments of the scathing: “Download your profile picture, compare with your LinkedIn profile, find your workplace, call your employer and leave Google’s reviews,” orders the conservative influence Joey Mannarino.
Since Wednesday, employees of public schools, firefighters or even soldiers have paid the price of this climate of complaint, being brutally returned to their work.
However, the murder of Charlie Kirk was unanimously sentenced by the American political class, to the right and the left. But President Donald Trump, only a few hours after the events, said the influence of “the radical left.”
A double -edged freedom of expression
His defense minister, Pete Hegesh, ordered his services to identify any army member who had mocked or delighted with the murder of the Herald of Christian and traditionalist America. A paradox for this Republican power that continues to erect freedom of expression in supreme law.
The Undersecretary of the State of the United States, Christopher Landau, told him that “foreigners who glorify violence and hate are not welcome in our country. I am disliked to see some on social networks rent (…) or minimize this event, and asked our agents to take appropriate measures.” “Do not hesitate to share with me these comments made by foreigners,” he added.
Started on Thursday night, it is suspected that the alleged murderer, Tyler Robinson, has messages recorded with anti -fascist tone in the cartridges of his hunting rifle. What labels it as a “extreme left” murderer for a large part of the American right?
An Oklahoma teacher, in the southern United States, wrote: “Charlie Kirk died in the same way he lived: by getting the worst among people.” Since then, the teacher has been the subject of a survey conducted by the State Ministry of Education that described his words as “atrocious.”
“These people hate us”
The activist from afar, Laura Loomer, who is reputed to have the ear of the Republican President, has become the spear head of this offensive aimed at silencing the criticism of Charlie Kirk.
Supporting the screenshots, denounces, for example, on their social networks, an official of natural disasters (FEMA), who declared on Instagram “in mourning for this racist, homophobic and misogynist” Charlie Kirk. Laura Loodor’s response, who shares the detractor LinkedIn profile: “These people hate us. They have nothing to do in the administration’s posts.”
After this message, the employee was forced license for his “uncommissible and inadmissible comments,” the agency said in a statement. On Saturday, Turning Point, the youth organization founded by Charlie Kirk, announced that a great national tribute ceremony will take place on September 21 in Glendale, Arizona. The chosen place is a capacity of capacity exceeding 63,000 places.
Source: BFM TV
