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"That someone's life was taken because they had a different opinion, I mean it's just unbelievable," Schwarzenegger said, noting that Kirk was a skilled communicator who connected with young people, even those who disagreed with him. "A human life is gone. He was a great father, a great husband, and I was thinking about his children — they will only be reading about him now instead of him reading to them bedtime stories." He warned that the nation's political climate was spiraling. "We are getting hit from so many angles and we have to be very careful we don't get closer to the cliff. When you fall down there, there is no democracy," Schwarzenegger said, blaming social media, the mainstream media and the political parties for dividing Americans. "It's very important that we turn this around." He urged the hundreds of students who attended the event to show that people can disagree politically without demonizing one another.

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‘Why are yall sad?’ Teachers, firefighters, officials on leave or fired over Charlie Kirk posts Alix Martichoux Thu, September 11, 2025 at 9:42 PM EDT 2 min read 4k Related Video: GOP Lawmakers Urge BIG TECH To ‘Ban For Life’ Users Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Shooting (NEXSTAR) – Teachers, firefighters, elected officials and even a cable news contributor have lost their jobs or are under investigation after comments they made about the assassination of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk. Reports of teachers and school administrators around the country being put on leave proliferated Thursday less than 24 hours after Kirk’s death. School employees in Tennessee, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Mississippi, Ohio were all being investigated for posts made on social media. ADVERTISEMENT At least one teacher in South Carolina was fired for a post about Kirk’s death that read: “Thoughts and prayers to his children but IMHO America became greater today. There I said it.” A teacher and city councilor in Cornelius, Oregon, wrote the assassination “really brightened up my day,” landing him in hot water. A public relations employee for the National Football League’s Carolina Panthers was terminated, according to The Athletic, after reportedly posting on his personal Instagram account: “Why are yall sad? Your man said it was worth it,” with an image of the Wu-Tang hit “Protect Ya Neck.” Matthew Dowd, an MSNBC contributor, was also fired by the network for comments he made on the air during breaking news coverage on Wednesday. ADVERTISEMENT “He was constantly pushing this sort of hate speech aimed at certain groups,” Dowd said, according to The Hill. “And I always go back to: Hateful thoughts lead to hateful words, which then lead to hateful actions. … You can’t say these awful words and not expect awful actions to take place.” While Dowd’s comments were made live on-air with a large audience, some were made in more private channels but have been brought to light by right-wing activists, WIRED reports. Laura Loomer, a conservative media personality with a large following, posted on X, “I will be spending my night making everyone I find online who celebrates his death Famous, so prepare to have your whole future professional aspirations ruined if you are sick enough to celebrate his death. I’m going to make you wish you never opened your mouth.” Her social media feed Thursday was filled with the names, pictures and job titles of people who she said should be fired for comments they made following Kirk’s death. ADVERTISEMENT Another far-right social media influencer, who posts under the account Libs of TikTok, was also on the case. A firefighter in New Orleans had posted an Instagram comment, which she later deleted, suggesting Kirk deserved to die and the bullet was “a gift from god.” But the deleted comment had been screenshotted and shared on Libs of TikTok, drawing the attention of the fire department’s superintendent and the Louisiana attorney general.