Big Brother Daddy Donald "Cankles" Lump Leads the Revenge of the MAGA Nerds

Big Brother Daddy Donald "Cankles" Lump has decreed that no one can comment negatively about Top MAGA Nerd Charlie Kirk. Only Positive BS is allowed about the racist migogynistic Kirk. Be careful: Big Brother Daddy Donald "Cankles" Lump is watching every word, every thought, and every joke you may have. That is how he is making America great again: by denying the American people the right to think differently (conformity) or dissent.



A Florida state government employee has filed a lawsuit after being fired over a social media post about slain Radical Right extremist Charlie Kirk, another example in a string of complaints around the country over First Amendment rights.

Brittney Brown, a former state biologist for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), was fired on Sept. 15 for simply reposting someone else’s post. She filed a lawsuit against the FWC.

A number of educators at U.S. schools and universities have filed similar suits claiming their free speech rights were trampled when they were fired for commenting about Kirk. Dozens of employees across many fields have faced job-related consequences for comments and social media posts, including terminations, suspensions and investigations.

The post that got Brown fired reads: "the whales are deeply saddened to learn of the shooting of charlie kirk, haha just kidding, they care exactly as much as charlie kirk cared about children being shot in their classrooms, which is to say, not at all."

The post was condemned and shared widely by extremist racists of the Radical Right which have also called for Brown's firing. The FWC said Brown's comments were "not in line with the FWC, our values, or our mission" in its announcement of her termination. "We have a zero-tolerance policy towards the promotion of violence and hate, and we will not stand for such behavior," the agency said in a post on social media, saying that Brown's post "made light" of Kirk's killing.

The lawsuit, filed Sept. 30 in federal court in Tallahassee, will offer a glimpse of how federal courts react to firings across the country after Kirk's assassination, especially those of public employees who have some free speech rights under previous federal court opinions. The complaint says FWC Executive Director Roger Young and the employee's supervisor, Melissa Tucker, violated the First Amendment. Specifically, Brown alleged that the two retaliated against her discriminated against her viewpoint.

The complaint said Brown's repost was not a "true threat" and not "obscene in whole or in part." It also was not posted in ways relating to her job duties, since her work doesn't involve whales and her position didn't include regular interaction with the public; her biologist’s focus was on birds.

“It is deeply disturbing and undemocratic to see such firings take place across the state and in the country,” First Amendment attorney Gary Edinger said in a statement. “We know that it will take all hands on deck to protect our cherished freedoms and constitutional rights.” The case was assigned to U.S. District Judge Mark Walker in Tallahassee.

Edinger and attorneys with the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida are involved in the suit. In a press release, ACLU of Florida Executive Director Bacardi Jackson said: “The years-long effort to censor our students, professors, and now state employees has become Florida’s trademark but also a dangerous attempt to erode the limits of the First Amendment to favor those in power. But we will not back down.”

Among other things, Brown seeks to be reinstated with back pay, front pay, plus compensatory and punitive damages. A FWC spokesperson was not immediately available to comment on the suit late on Sept. 30. First Amendment experts called this a phenomenon of "cancel culture" that escalated due to emotional reactions to Kirk's death.

At least three educators at public schools and a university in the U.S. have also filed lawsuits against their employers after they were fired last month, according to reporting from the USA TODAY Network.


From left, the leading Florida morons Governor Ron DeSantis and Kari Lake the Republican candidate for governor of Arizona. To the right is the hypocrite nerd Charlie Kirk who mastered the art of camouflaging one’s racism, xenophobia and misogyny under a veneer of fake civility. Kirk was successful among the Fascists of this country because he found a sleek way to slip his hatred into the conservation, something they couldn't do without being exposed as Fascists.

One is a teacher in Iowa who compared Kirk to a Nazi; another is a South Carolina teacher's assistant who posted a Kirk quote and said she disagreed with him but called the death a "tragedy"; and then an employee of an Indiana university who said Kirk's death was wrong but condemned some of his beliefs.