JP Sears Defends the Job Firings of People Who Publicly Celebrated Charlie Kirk's Assassination

[00:00] I was just fired from my job.

[00:07] >> He got shot in the head.

[00:11] >> Well, in the wake of Charlie Kirk's

[00:12] assassination, many vile people started

[00:16] celebrating online and thousands of them

[00:19] have been reported to their jobs and

[00:22] fired. Is that just cancel culture

[00:24] repackaged by the right or is it a good

[00:27] thing? Tell you what I think about it.

[00:29] But first, welcome back to the JP Reacts

[00:31] channel, my freedomloving friend. It has

[00:34] been an absolutely sad past week. I know

[00:38] you, I know myself, and so many

[00:41] good-hearted Americans have been so

[00:44] impacted by Charlie Kirk's passing.

[00:46] Pause releasing videos on this channel

[00:48] for a while just I thought it was

[00:51] appropriate. I didn't feel like making

[00:52] any either. But nonetheless, I've been

[00:55] fascinated seeing the absolute beautiful

[00:58] love outpour by great Americans, great

[01:01] people around the world. And I've also

[01:04] been disheartened seeing I don't know if

[01:06] it's Charlie Kirks's assassination

[01:09] bringing the worst people out or

[01:11] bringing the worst out of some people. I

[01:13] think it's a little bit of both. and

[01:15] some of that worst behavior, worst of

[01:19] humankind. People celebrating on social

[01:22] media Charlie Kirk's death. First off,

[01:24] to them, I say thank you for identifying

[01:27] yourself as an evil son of a [ __ ] And

[01:30] second off, it has come back to bite

[01:33] many of them in the butt. as so many

[01:36] people is that actually taking up the

[01:38] crusade of finding these vile posts,

[01:42] finding the person, not not doing

[01:44] anything illegal, but reporting that

[01:46] person to their employer, saying this is

[01:49] thought you'd want to know this is the

[01:51] type of person that you work for, and so

[01:54] many of them have gotten fired. But the

[01:56] question for this video is, is that just

[01:58] cancel culture repackaged by the right

[02:01] or is it actually a good thing? I'll

[02:04] share exactly how I see it as we go. But

[02:08] first, let's just have a little sample

[02:10] of good Americans, Charlie Kirk lovers,

[02:13] taking it upon themselves to pull some

[02:16] weeds out of the garden. Hi, my name is

[02:18] Quinn Pratt and I like going around on

[02:19] the internet finding people making fun

[02:21] of Charlie Kirk's death and I go and

[02:23] report them to their employer so they

[02:24] get fired. And we got five more. We have

[02:27] sent out over 300 emails to employers

[02:29] and we have gotten now 15 confirmed

[02:33] fires.

[02:34] >> Now, there are so many people doing this

[02:37] just like this gentleman. Here's a post

[02:39] from Matt Wallace. My team and I have

[02:41] now gotten at least 25 people fired from

[02:44] their jobs for celebrating the

[02:46] assassination of Charlie Kirk. Should we

[02:48] keep going? Yes. Uh, and this post is a

[02:52] couple days old and these people have

[02:54] been on it and will continue to be on

[02:56] it. By the way, here's some food for

[02:58] thought. Posted as a comment there. If

[03:00] you believe people deserve to be shot

[03:02] for their opinions, don't cry when you

[03:04] get fired for yours. And Elon retweeted

[03:07] this. Here's what Lisa Kippy says. I've

[03:10] only just begun creating a spreadsheet

[03:12] of people who have said vile things

[03:14] about Charlie Kirk's assassination. So

[03:16] far, teachers and professors are by far

[03:19] the most represented. And that's a

[03:21] little bit scary. The teachers and and

[03:24] professors have been the biggest

[03:26] offenders of being vile humans.

[03:30] Celebrating Charlie Kirks says the

[03:32] celebrating the gruesome killing of a

[03:37] 31-year-old father of two husband a man

[03:40] who lived his life serving God and

[03:44] America and another individual. Again,

[03:46] it's not just one person devoting a lot

[03:48] of time. It's so many people devoting a

[03:51] lot of time to finding these vile

[03:54] leftists. Olivia on Twitter, I've

[03:56] officially contacted 471 employers.

[03:59] Still more to do. My fingers hurt, my

[04:00] eyes hurt. I've never had screen time

[04:03] this high, but I'm alive to complain

[04:05] about it. It's all worth it. All for

[04:07] Charlie. And they're getting results.

[04:09] And by the way, as I show some specific

[04:11] examples of vile offenders who have been

[04:15] fired, I am not going to be telling you

[04:18] what they said. Some of it will just

[04:20] accidentally be on screen. You can read

[04:22] it if you want. It is not worth hearing.

[04:25] It's not worth reading and quite

[04:27] honestly, it's toxic. It doesn't deserve

[04:29] your attention or my attention, but to

[04:32] me, what deserves attention is who they

[04:33] are and they got fired. Libs of Tik Tok

[04:36] reports this breaking nurse at

[04:38] Children's Healthcare of Atlanta who

[04:40] said negative things about Charlie Kirk

[04:43] vile things has been fired. Here's a

[04:46] Children's Healthc Care's statement.

[04:49] Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is

[04:50] aware of inappropriate comments made on

[04:52] social media by an employee yesterday.

[04:55] This type of rhetoric is not acceptable

[04:57] for children's employees and violates

[04:59] our social media policy. The employee

[05:01] has been terminated. And another one,

[05:04] uh, Dr. Karen Le, professor at Florida

[05:07] Atlantic, who spent three days

[05:09] demonizing Charlie following his

[05:10] assassination, has been placed on leave.

[05:13] Another one bites the dust. And this

[05:16] guy, who was just elected to the Las

[05:18] Vegas Realtor Board of Directors, seems

[05:21] like a high-profile position, said vile

[05:23] things about Charlie Kirk. And this

[05:26] person amongst others were calling for

[05:30] him to be fired. and update. He has

[05:33] been. And Stephen King, and by the way,

[05:36] be as we get to Stephen King, I'll just

[05:38] say to me, this is actually not just

[05:42] cancel culture repackaged on the right.

[05:45] And the right is doing the cancel thing

[05:48] that the left was doing. Like, dude,

[05:49] they're uh against Fizer's little

[05:53] gremlin shots, so let's get them all

[05:56] cancel. They support Trump. Let's get

[05:57] them all cancelled. This is something

[06:00] very different if you look at the

[06:01] nuances and I'll share those nuances and

[06:04] exactly my opinion on this whole thing

[06:07] shortly. But first, we have to do

[06:10] Stephen King justice cuz he did himself

[06:13] a bit of injustice. Well, justice

[06:16] getting served up to Stephen King. So,

[06:18] Stephen King said this and it's it's

[06:21] something I will read. Stephen King in

[06:23] response to Jesse Waters says he

[06:26] advocated stoning gays to death. Just

[06:29] saying. And of course trying to make

[06:33] light of well death isn't that heavy.

[06:35] Just saying. Problem with Stephen King

[06:38] isn't just that. He outright lied.

[06:40] Charlie Kirk never advocated stoning

[06:43] gays to death. So he outright lied. And

[06:47] so many people jumped into the

[06:48] conversation with Stephen King,

[06:50] including Senator from Utah, Mike Lee,

[06:53] who suggested Charlie Kirk's estate sue

[06:57] Stephen King in a big defamation suit.

[07:00] Now, Stephen then issued an apology. And

[07:03] I don't think it's because Steven's

[07:05] moral character all of a sudden got

[07:08] filled with morals.

[07:11] I think it was much more to do with he

[07:13] was afraid of the lawsuit and afraid of

[07:15] loss of book sales. And I guess he's got

[07:18] some stupid movie coming out. So I think

[07:20] Steven just felt his bank account being

[07:24] threatened. So he did what anyone who

[07:27] sells out would do. He issues an apology

[07:29] while probably not meaning it. Here's

[07:32] what Stephen King said. I was wrong and

[07:35] I apologize. I've deleted the post.

[07:38] Internet's forever. Stephen, got your

[07:39] post right here. And a big book

[07:41] distributor decided to drop Stephen

[07:43] King. Here's what they said. Belfast

[07:45] Books. We thought so much more of you,

[07:47] Stephen King. And even though this may

[07:50] harm us financially, we're removing all

[07:52] your books from our website. Absolutely

[07:55] aberrant and ill-informed comment in the

[07:57] first instance that an incoherent

[07:59] apology doesn't begin to cover. Go

[08:02] further. And boy, Steven definitely went

[08:05] on an apology tour. Again, this is cuz

[08:07] the guy all of a sudden somehow

[08:09] magically got really moral and got a

[08:12] caring heart all of a sudden or he was

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[09:58] back to the video. Let's take a little

[09:59] gander at Stephen King's apology to her.

[10:02] I apologize for saying Charlie Kirk

[10:03] advocated stoning gays. What he actually

[10:06] demonstrated was how some people cherry

[10:08] biblical passages. Again, I was wrong

[10:11] and I apologize. I have deleted the

[10:12] post. I have apologized. Charlie Kirk

[10:15] never advocated stoning gays to death.

[10:18] Probably should have gotten clear on

[10:19] that before you said he did the day

[10:21] after he was assassinated. I have

[10:24] apologized. and him apologizing directly

[10:26] to Ted Cruz. The horrible, evil, twisted

[10:29] liar apologizes. This is what I get for

[10:31] reading something on Twitter without

[10:33] factchecking. Won't happen again. Oh,

[10:35] and some of your book deals won't happen

[10:37] again either, Stephen. And you have big

[10:39] accounts like James Wood contacting

[10:42] employers about their vile customers.

[10:44] This this instance, he's getting Bank of

[10:48] America's attention.

[10:50] It's a big account helping on the

[10:52] crusade to, you know, get these vile

[10:54] people fired. And of course, there was

[10:56] the big Office Depot debacle where

[10:59] people were trying to get posters of

[11:01] Charlie Kirk printed for a vigil. And

[11:04] these vile employees that you can see

[11:06] there were refusing and they got fired.

[11:10] Here's Home Depot's statement. The

[11:12] behavior displayed by our associate is

[11:14] completely unacceptable and insensitive,

[11:16] violates our company policies as and

[11:18] does not reflect the values we uphold at

[11:20] Office Depot. We sincerely apologize the

[11:23] customer affected and to our community

[11:25] for this regrettable situation they go

[11:27] on. Now, here's why this is different

[11:30] than just cancel culture acted out by

[11:33] the left. And I will acknowledge there's

[11:36] probably some degree of cancel culture

[11:38] in this. People who are Charlie Kirk

[11:40] lovers as I am are angry and see people

[11:44] doing vile things and want to see them

[11:46] punished. That's kind of human of us and

[11:48] I think there's a degree of that.

[11:51] However, the big thing that makes this

[11:53] different which makes me sit here and

[11:55] say I'm glad these people are being

[11:57] reported. I am glad Charlie Kirk lovers

[12:01] are taking so much of their time online,

[12:04] helping honor Charlie Kirk by finding

[12:06] these vile posts and reporting the

[12:09] individuals to their employers. Many of

[12:12] them getting fired. Here's what makes it

[12:14] very different than cancel culture. This

[12:16] is about moral behavior, moral

[12:18] character. These people are getting

[12:21] fired for poor moral character. That's

[12:25] different than being fired for cancel

[12:27] culture. Cancel culture says, I disagree

[12:32] with them. Fire them company. We're all

[12:35] we'll intimidate you until you fire

[12:37] them. And even though that angry

[12:39] leftists might feel as though their

[12:41] perspective is correct, if it's in fact

[12:44] not correct, it's not based on morality.

[12:47] It's just based on anger. And that's

[12:49] cancel culture. You want to silence

[12:51] people that you disagree with. Now, with

[12:54] these vile people, I support their right

[12:56] to say vile things. That is free speech.

[12:59] Do I think they should? Do I think

[13:01] they're good people? Do I want to see

[13:04] it? Do I want anybody to see it? No. I

[13:07] 100% support the right to say it,

[13:09] though. And for the people finding the

[13:13] folks who are doing the vile free

[13:16] speech, I so support their freedom of

[13:19] speech of using their words to contact

[13:23] their employers and saying, "Is there

[13:25] anything you want to do about this

[13:26] situation?" And my speculation is that

[13:29] these people are getting fired for poor

[13:31] moral character, which is probably the

[13:34] best reason to fire someone. Second best

[13:36] reason is poor job performance.

[13:39] Best reason is you're a bad human being.

[13:42] If I had a someone with poor moral

[13:44] character working for me, I would want

[13:46] to know it. You know, they probably show

[13:48] up with a, you know, a good facade on.

[13:50] Maybe they trick me. Maybe I can sense

[13:52] it, but maybe they trick me. But if

[13:53] they're doing vile things, I want to

[13:55] know that. I don't want bad moral

[13:58] character around me. Even if it's

[14:00] hidden, I don't want it around me. I

[14:02] don't want it representing me and what I

[14:04] do in my business. In the military, you

[14:07] get demoted for bad moral character. You

[14:10] can get eventually court marshaled for

[14:12] bad moral behavior. It is the best

[14:15] reason to fire anyone. And celebrating

[14:20] the death of an innocent man who was a

[14:22] father. You don't even have to qualify

[14:24] it, but he was a great human being. He

[14:27] was a father. Celebrating that kind of

[14:29] death, that is absolutely despicable

[14:33] moral character. So, in other words, it

[14:36] could appear as though these vile people

[14:39] are getting cancelled from their jobs,

[14:41] cancel culture from the right. I would

[14:44] dare say they're getting fired because

[14:47] of their bad moral character that is

[14:50] 100% based on merit. The merit of their

[14:55] vile posts has earned them the

[14:58] recognition of their poor moral

[15:00] character, and that has earned them

[15:03] getting fired. And I absolutely support

[15:06] that for two reasons. One, I think it's

[15:08] justice and I think it's in the

[15:10] company's best interest. What company is

[15:13] going to be better supported with bad

[15:16] moral character in their workforce?

[15:18] There isn't any. Second reason I love

[15:21] it. It helps teach people to have better

[15:22] moral character. Moral character is a

[15:25] choice. In any given moment, you have

[15:28] the choice to display good moral

[15:31] character or bad moral character. And I

[15:34] think these people being seen getting

[15:37] fired serves as an example which teaches

[15:39] other people you can have bad moral

[15:41] character. You absolutely can. There's

[15:44] consequences for it. That you're getting

[15:46] to learn the consequences. See what

[15:48] happens to other people with vile moral

[15:51] character. So this is a teaching moment.

[15:55] It's teaching people to hopefully make

[15:57] better choices with their moral

[16:00] character choices. the very least it

[16:02] teaches them there's consequences for

[16:05] really bad moral character and will

[16:07] hopefully teach them to make a better

[16:10] choice next time. And by the way, I just

[16:13] want to applaud all the Charlie Kirk

[16:15] lovers out there. I know there's so many

[16:17] millions of us. I want to applaud all of

[16:21] us for our good moral character during

[16:25] an absolutely hard tragic time. During a

[16:28] hard tragic time, that's when you find

[16:30] out who you really are. It's the easiest

[16:33] time to abandon good moral character.

[16:36] But if you notice, yeah, we've been

[16:38] fierce, we've been sad, we've been

[16:41] grieving, we've been angry, and done it

[16:44] largely with only good moral character

[16:47] driving our behavior. You have seen no

[16:50] burnings built down because of our anger

[16:53] over Charlie Kirk's death. You've seen

[16:56] no riots. You've seen no vandalism.

[17:00] You've seen no violence in return. What

[17:02] you've seen is good moral character. And

[17:06] I would dare say Charlie Kirk served as

[17:09] a great example of that. That's maybe a

[17:12] reason why so many Charlie Kirk lovers

[17:15] have much better car moral character

[17:18] than the vile despicable people online

[17:22] displaying the worst epitome of moral

[17:26] character. With that said, that's what I

[17:28] think about all these people celebrating

[17:31] and getting fired. I am glad it's

[17:33] happening and I think society is going

[17:35] to be better off for it and ultimately

[17:38] if they're willing to learn from it,

[17:41] they'll be better off for it as well.

[17:43] But let me know what you think in the

[17:44] comments below and I look forward to

[17:46] seeing you on our next video.