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A man holds a picture of Charlie Kirk during a vigil in front of the Embassy of the United States after US right-wing activist, commentator, Charlie Kirk, was shot dead, in Berlin, Germany September 11, 2025. — Reuters
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WASHINGTON: For some Americans from the right, Charlie Kirk died of a “martyr” and any criticism of a very popular conservative activist should be punished.
Online veterinols and the lower levels of persecution have exploded in the wake of the murder of a 31 -year -old, who was in the presence of electricity on the right of the United States, killing a deep political division in the country.
Dan Laura, a student assistant at a university in the southern state of Tennessee, found himself in hot water after posting on social media about Kirk’s death.
“Hate hate. Zero sympathy,” he said on Facebook after a Wednesday murder in front of a large crowd at a university in Utah.
Republican US Senator Marsha Blackburn quickly called this comment-and Senselight.
“This person should be ashamed of his position. He should be removed from his post,” said Tennessee’s lawmaker.
The president of the Middle Tennessee State University announced the shooting for an employee’s “call” comments about Kirk that night.
Kirk, who rallied millions of followers to help President Donald Trump’s second White House win, was honored and pursued for his counting, abortion and anti -immigrant statements.
The suspected Tyler Robinson, who was arrested on Thursday, is said to have engraved anti -fascist messages on his bullets. Because of this, a large part of the US right has labeled it as a “far -left” killer.
Some supporters of Kirk have turned into an online slots, and searched for accounts that praised or celebrated Kirk’s murder.
“If his picture is on his profile, even without name, download the image and reverse the photo,” said Conservative influenian Joy Munnio.
“Refer to them with their LinkedIn profile and find their job space. Call the job site, leave Google reviews.”
These efforts have targeted teachers, firefighters and even military personnel, some of whom have lost their jobs.
Kirk’s murder has been condemned on both sides of the political corridor. But Trump quickly blamed the country’s “radical leftist”, even when authorities were just a riot for the killer.
Online trackers have targeted a teacher in Oklahoma, who posted on social media: “Charlie Kirk died as he lived: bringing the worst of people to the fore.”
The teacher has since been investigated by the state education department, which has described his comments as “hateful”.
Stadium Memorial Service
Trump, who praised Kirk as a “big of his generation”, helped the US government remind the worker, in which senior officials are working to eliminate the critics of Kirk and his legacy.
Trump ordered the flags to be reduced to half the staff in honor of his ally, and Kirk’s body from Utah arrived at his home in Foenix, Arizona, Arizona, which was taken by Vice President JD Venus.
Meanwhile, Secretary Defense Pet Hegsit ordered the members of the army to identify the colleagues who made fun of Kirk’s death.
“Foreigners who glorify violence and hatred do not welcome those coming into our country,” said Lando, the under -secretary of the US state.
He said in a post on X, “I have been unhappy with seeing social media, rationally, or lighting this program, and instructed our consular officials to take appropriate action.”
“Please bring such comments through foreigners to my attention so that @statedet can protect the American public.”
Laura Loomer, a right -wing conspiracy theorest that has Trump’s ear, has been one of the highest attackers of Kirk’s critics.
It condemned an employee of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), who expressed displeasure on Instagram that flags would be reduced for “literally racist homo -fobby corruption”.
Loomer shared the staff’s LinkedIn profile and said: “These people hate us. They are not close to the pursuit of our national power.”
After Loomer’s post, FEMA said the employee was on leave to make a “rebellion and a disconnected” comments.
On Saturday, Kirk’s organization, the Turking Point USA, announced that a memorable service for its founder will be held on September 21 in the outskirts of Phoenix.
Hint of the selected location on the expected turnout: A stadium is usually home to a professional football team, with more than 63,000 seating capacity.
