After Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker had the nerve to give a very Catholic speech at Catholic university's commencement ceremony, the Left lost their collective minds about it. The Left called Butker's remarks 'dehumanizing' (tell us you didn't listen to his speech without telling us you didn't listen to his speech).
They started a Change.org petition to get him fired from his job and the official Kansas City account doxxed him. Missouri AG Andrew Bailey also said he would investigate Kansas City for violating Butker's civil rights over the doxxing.
The city must've taken Bailey's threats seriously because the employee who posted Butker's city was fired.
GOOD.
City of Kansas City staffer fired over social media post that disowned Harrison Butker https://t.co/tJhaueYXQo pic.twitter.com/fS2IFKmE8V
— New York Post (@nypost) May 24, 2024
We've entered the FO stage of FAFO. And we're here for it.
The City of Kansas City social media employee who wrote a since-deleted post on X from the city’s official account that took aim at Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker was fired.
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas revealed on KCMO talk radio that the employee had been “separated” from his job, and a statement from a spokesperson reiterated that later in the day.
“The employee has been separated from the City workforce for violation of City policy by posting outside the scope of authorized City communications. The City will have no further comment on the post or individual employees related to it,” the statement said.
The unnamed employee seemingly went rogue following the controversy surrounding Butker’s recent commencement speech at Benedictine College in which he took aim at President Joe Biden, the COVID-19 response, religion and working women, among other topics.
The post didn't just 'take aim' at Butker. It said what city he and his family live in.
That's doxxing.
Hahaha, 'apologized for the error'.
— #FreeKansas (@FreeKansas) May 24, 2024
No, no, no, no.
This was a crime. This person put Harrison and his family in fear for their safety.
It is called assault.
This was no 'error'. This was intentional and showed willful disregard of city employee ethics.
It was not an error.
As it should be
— mjhubbard🇺🇸HOLD CHINA ACCOUNTABLE (@mjhubbard1) May 24, 2024
Yes.
Yes, that is fair for using a city account to take a woke rant on. If he did it on his own account, that's a different story.
— commiesdontsurf (@KarlR576626) May 24, 2024
It would be. But he didn't.
Is "disowned" some euphemism for doxing?
— zoochum (@zoochum) May 24, 2024
Apparently.
— Molly Pitcher (@AmericanMama86) May 24, 2024
Nailed it.
You misspelled doxxed
— Natasha (The Conservative Hippie) (@TMraye) May 25, 2024
Yes they did.
Stop lying! The AG was all over this and They were fired for doxing Harrison Butker! Stop lying!
— Terry (@TerryinSoCalif) May 26, 2024
The report does mention doxxing, but -- like the city -- they're trying to obscure that fact.
They were fired for doxing Harrison Butker! Stop lying! https://t.co/piRTx1PuZQ
— TheTexasOne (@TexasRepublic71) May 24, 2024
It's all they do is lie.
Butker’s enemies will blame him for job loss. https://t.co/MIK3aW8lss
— Anthony Bialy (@AnthonyBialy) May 25, 2024
Probably.
I love reading stories where the Left get canceled. https://t.co/q8HaW39pBu
— Buster🥩🥓🧈🍳 (@5thtimeacharm) May 24, 2024
So do we.
Your rules, Lefties.
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