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“Nobody deserves to die like that”: Michael Porter Jr. pays his respects to Charlie Kirk amid backlash over opinionated videos 




The assassination of Charlie Kirk has generated widespread discussion across social media. Some users have expressed a lack of sympathy over his death, citing his controversial statements, but Michael Porter Jr. has said that Kirk should be mourned regardless of his views.

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In an Instagram story, Porter revealed being disturbed by the backlash directed at Kirk following his death. Despite not following Kirk’s work, MPJ believes Kirk’s killing is tragic and that the conservative activist had a family.

“RIP to Charlie smh,” MPJ added on his Instagram Story. “I never watched his stuff, but nobody deserves to die like that. Man had a wife and kids. … He was killed for sharing his opinions and giving others the opportunity to share theirs as well. This is sad man. … praying for the family!”

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