Actor Amanda Seffreid has come forward to save himself from backlash after calling Charlie Kirk “hate” in a comment posted on Instagram after his murder.
Amanda Seffreed issues an explanation
Earlier this month, Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck during an event in Utah, an Instagram video from the account @So.informed posted a video that highlighted several controversial remarks that Charlie Kirk had done about immigration, trans rights and more.
The actor responded to the Instagram post. “He was disgusting,” Mama Mia! The actor wrote in the comment section.
Amanda resumed a message through her Instagram stories and commented on Charlie Kirk’s death, which wrote, “You cannot invite violence on dinner table and are surprised when they start eating.”
The actor was being slammed on social media with his activity, which inspired him to address the hatred coming in his way and clarify his comment in a separate Instagram post.
“I do not want to add fuel to the fire. I just want to be able to give some clearly (but wisely) to clarify. It was taken out of the context. Enthusiastic discourse- what should we be?” Amanda wrote in the caption sharing a note.
Defending her views, Amanda wrote in her note, “We are forgetting the nuances of humanity. I can get angry about misunderstanding and racist rhetoric and also very much agree that Charlie Kirk’s murder was imaginative in every way.”
“No one should experience this level of violence. This country is hurting very insensitive and violent deaths and firing. Can we at least agree on it?” He said.
Charlie Cancer shot and killed
Charlie Cancer was badly shot on 10 September, when he was speaking at an event at Utah Valley University in Orem. A 22-year-old man from Utah, Tyler Robinson, has been arrested, but the motive is not clear, except that the police say Robinson had a deep despise for Kirk’s distant political views, often attracted allegations of racism.
In a historical level of government belief, US President Donald Trump has posthumously announced the highest civilian honor given by the United States, the freedom medal for the presidential medal to Charlie Kirk. He also ordered the flag to fly in the half-staff and sent the Vice President to send unusually to a non-elected officer, with his casket. After the murder, Jimmy Kimmel’s show is being drawn by ABC, after the comment made by the comedian about Tyler Robinson.
