Charlie Kirk Death: Office Depot Gatekeeper Fired, Microsoft Sweats
Charlie Kirkâs sudden 2025 death has launched an epic corporate witch hunt spanning Nasdaq, Office Depot, Microsoft, and even the Carolina Panthersâbecause nothing screams workplace harmony like firing people over Twitter takes. Office Depot canned a Michigan employee who wouldnât print a vigil poster, proving not all heroes wear capes; some just hate ink. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella got a side-eye from Elon Musk after Blizzard staff 'trashed' Kirk onlineâbecause if video-game nerds riot on social media, is the sky really falling? Nasdaq booted a staffer for social posts condoning violence, while MSNBCâs Matthew Dowd got fired after an 'insensitive' comment on live TV, claiming right-wing mobs rigged his exit. Delta Air Lines is busy investigating posts that 'went beyond respectful debate.' Perkins Coie law firm axed a lawyer for Kirk-related tweets, wrapping up the corporate social media circus. Meanwhile, Comcast demanded kindness but forgot to add 'except on the internet.'
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When your companyâs social media police squad has more morale cops than HR, you know the real violence is how quickly people get fired for internet hot takes about Charlie Kirk.
Corporate America after Charlie Kirk's death: where saying your political opinion is less safe than admitting you microwaved fish in the break room.
From Office Depot refusing prints to Nasdaq firing tweets, proving once again that the internet turns every event into a 'who gets canned first' competition.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 9/14/2025 | Author: Lauren Edmonds
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