An Office Depot in Michigan has refused to print posters for a Charlie Kirk vigil, according to a post on X.
The Group Michigan Forward posted: "A team member ordered and paid for a poster to be printed at @officedepot so he could bring it to a vigil for Charlie Kirk tonight in Michigan.When he arrived to pick it up four hours later, the employees said they refused to print it, calling the poster “propaganda.”
A team member ordered and paid for a poster to be printed at @officedepot so he could bring it to a vigil for Charlie Kirk tonight in Michigan.
— Michigan Forward (@MIForward_Net) September 12, 2025
When he arrived to pick it up four hours later, the employees said they refused to print it, calling the poster “propaganda.” pic.twitter.com/WCitioCzZF
Office Depot (@officedepot) employees refuse to print a poster for a Charlie Kirk vigil in Michigan, claiming it's "political propaganda.""It's propaganda... I'm one of the managers."About to be one of the *former* managers.
Office Depot (@officedepot) employees refuse to print a poster for a Charlie Kirk vigil in Michigan, claiming it's "political propaganda."
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) September 12, 2025
"It's propaganda... I'm one of the managers."
About to be one of the *former* managers. pic.twitter.com/DIeMgux3ta
Office Depot hasn't responded to a request for comment.
The posters were for a vigil for Kirk, 31, who was assassinated for his beliefs on Wednesday by a 22-year-old who has been caught after a two-day manhunt.
Within hours, people who hold professional careers such as teachers, doctors, and professors celebrated and ridiculed the political assassination. Many lost their jobs, according to independent reporter Dave Bondy.
Troy, Michigan School District announces junior varsity football coach will not be returning to the team due to recent comments. There have been hundreds (maybe thousands) of people who have lost their jobs over the last day due to circumstances like this. pic.twitter.com/qfugrtzu16
— Dave Bondy (@DaveBondyTV) September 12, 2025
For some reason, many people with important jobs felt the need to celebrate or welcome a political assassination days after it happened on social media.
A secret service agent, Anthony Pough, posted to his Facebook page about Kirk's homicide, writing, “You can't circumvent karma, she doesn’t leave."
The agent has been put on leave.
As our nation mourns the devastating loss of Charlie Kirk, a rogue @SecretService agent posted on Facebook suggesting that he deserved to be murdered. I am calling for this agent’s immediate termination. It's time to root out the rot in the Secret Service. pic.twitter.com/ZAcppfA605
— Sen. Marsha Blackburn (@MarshaBlackburn) September 12, 2025
On Friday night, Kirk's widow Erika addressed the nation.
“If you thought that my husband’s mission was powerful before, you have no idea what you just unleashed,” she said. “The cries of this widow will echo around the world like a battle cry.”
“The evildoers responsible for my husband’s assassination have no idea what they’ve done. They killed Charlie because he preached a message of patriotism, faith, and of God’s merciful love. But the movement will not die. I refuse to let that happen. All of us will refuse," she continued.
UPDATE: They're gone.
To our customers pic.twitter.com/XYlcFPpInN
— Office Depot (@officedepot) September 13, 2025