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Charlie Kirk’s social media accounts have gained millions of followers since his murder
A Scarborough elementary teacher showed a violent video of Charlie Kirk's assassination to 10 and 11-year-old students, prompting parental outrage and a school board investigation.
- On Wednesday, a well-known right-leaning political figure was fatally attacked, drawing significant attention and reaction across various social media platforms and local communities.
- The assassination led to a surge in followers on Kirk's accounts and a spike in views of his past videos, while controversial posts by educators provoked backlash and investigations.
- Kirk's main Instagram gained 3.5 million followers, his podcast TikTok account over 1.5 million, and his Facebook more than 2.3 million followers in three days, with his YouTube channel reaching 4.5 million subscribers.
- Several educators faced disciplinary actions, such as an Iowa art teacher suspended for posting 'One Nazi Down' and a Clay County teacher suspended for calling Kirk 'one less evil person.'
- These events have intensified debates on free speech, social media responsibility, and school policies, with organizations and districts reviewing personnel matters and emphasizing careful conduct online.
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Canadian Teacher Allegedly Shows Footage Of Charlie Kirk Assassination To Children, Says He Deserved Death
There have been a lot, and I mean a lot, of nasty and vile reactions from scores of people in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. But if sources are to be believed, a school teacher from Canada might have offered the most disturbing one.The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) is investigating a teacher at an elementary school in Scarborough after he allegedly showed a video of Kirk’s death to 10 and 11-year-olds. That’s bad enough if true…
·Nashville, United States
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Christian Singer Forrest Frank Tells Those Celebrating Charlie Kirk's Assassination to Stop Listening to His Music and Follow Jesus
Christian singer Forrest Frank says he has lost 30,000 followers after he spoke up for conservative activist Charlie Kirk and he doesn't care that they have left him.
·United States
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