Charlie Kirk’s allies warn Americans to mourn him right

After the fatal shot of the right -wing impressive Charlie Kirk, the US Republicans issued a sharp warning to the Americans: they mourned it properly or experienced the consequences.

Over the past few days, democratic and republican leaders have widely condemned the murder of a 31 -year -old activist and Trump world famous Kirk, known for his harsh views and pugnacious discussion.

Ordinary people who joke and sometimes celebrate the death of Kirk, were involved in the bigoted rhetoric deputies and experts living in the history of the bigoted rhetoric.

According to an Reuters gang based on interviews, public statements and local press reports, at least 13 people were fired or suspended after discussing killing online.

Others have been subjected to online abuse torrents or saw that they were overflowing with calls that demanded the expelle of their offices, which is part of an increase in the right -wing anger following the killing.

Some Republicans wanted to go further, and they proposed to deport Kirk’s critics from the United States, sue them to the penu, or ban them from social media for life.

The conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer, President Donald Trump’s leading ally, and X, said, “Prepare for the ruin of your future professional longing,” he said, “Prepare for the ruin of your future professional longings,” he said to force Kirk’s criticisms of one of the few extreme right figures that organize digital campaigns on the social media site.

US politician Clay Higgins, in an article in X, “celebrating the disgusting murder of the beautiful young man” Smartass hate, everyone running his mouth, “” all platforms should be banned forever “, he said.

US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau said on the same site that “some of them see the light of praise, rationalization or activity on social media and direct our consulate officials to take appropriate action”.

Republicans’ anger, which disrespect the legacy of Kirk, contrasts some of the same figures, including Kirk for the victims of past political violence.

For example, former Parliament Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband Paul, shortly before the 2022 midterm elections, when a conspiracy theorist using a hammer during a entering at San Francisco homes was put on his head, the Higgins attack published a fun photo.

Then he deleted the post.

Loomer wrongly called Paul Pelosi and his attacker’s beloved, the ruthless attack on Octogenarian “the call for booty went wrong”.

A few days after the attack, a griring Kirk, who spoke to a television audience, asked the uninvited guest to spread from prison.

“An incredible patriot in San Francisco or Mr. Area really wants to be a midterm exam hero, someone should go and save this man,” he said.

Loomer and Higgins did not return messages looking for comments.

Kirk’s campaign to ignite critics did not slow down.

The calls made to dismiss people flooded X.

Charlie, a newly registered site, claims to be working on a accumulation consisting of more than 20,000 shipments with 41 people who claim to “support political violence”.

Reuters review of screenshots and comments published on the site show that some of the prominent jokes about Kirk’s death.

One was quoted by providing variations of “he took what he deserved” and others “Karma’s A Bitch”.

However, others criticized the extreme right figure as it clearly condemned violence.

Nevertheless, others seem to have done a little more than pointing out that the enemy of the arms have been killed for a long time.

At least three of them told Kirk’s 2023 comments to a crowd that some gun deaths were “worth it” and said that the annual drum of the murders in the United States was “a prudent agreement” in exchange for the second change of the Constitution.

A person on the site said that employers have been bombed by phone calls and threatened not to allow the callers until they were expelled or disciplined.

The person said they plan to avoid the office in the coming days.

“To be very clear, I don’t ignore the murder of Charlie Kirk,” the person said to Reuters in a telephone conversation, on the condition of anonymity to avoid further harassment.

“But at the same time, I must appreciate the irony of this situation, Kir Kirk said, after years of voice opposition to gun control, they referred to the shooting of the neck with a rifle.

Reuters could not determine who was running the website.

The site did not answer questions about why the ownership, methodology or why Kirk’s correct quotation could be seen as “supporting political violence”.

Squarespace, the host of the site, did not return messages looking for comments.

Jay Childers, a professor of communication at the University of Kansas, said that the government officials and political elites trying to control the rhetoric and suppress the opposition are a long history.

“I don’t think this moment is really new in this sense,” he said.

“Nobody’s ability to publish their thoughts on the Internet makes more people’s potential goals of attempts to control political conversations.”