Breaking: Elon Musk shoots Tesla Beth Ayers data analyst for the death of Charlie Kirk’s death
In a breathtaking stage that triggered an intensive debate, Elon Musk, CEO Von Tesla, ended data analyst Beth Ayers after she allegedly published a derogatory comment that murdered conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The contribution, which reported the expression “rest in P! SS”, triggered a quick reaction against social media and led Musk to act determined. The fire, announced on September 16, 2025 at 8:30 am (at 9:30 pm EDT, September 15), highlights Musk’s attitude towards the employees who celebrate violence, with the technology tycoon explained: “No company should keep people who promote attacks.” The decision lit a storm, with the supporters praised the fast action of Musk and critics question the limits of freedom to speak.
The contribution that triggered indignation
Charlie Kirk, the 31 -year -old founder of Turning Point USA and a prominent ally of President Donald Trump, was shot dead on September 10, 2025 at Utah Valley University. The assassination, held by Tyler Robinson, 22, sent shock waves across the country, with President Trump ordered half-rellay flags and vice president JD Vance, who promised to be in his honor of Kirks presenters. In the middle of national mourning, a screen capture of a Facebook post, Beth Ayers, a Tesla data analyst, was assigned, appeared in X and allegedly showed his letter: “Rest in P! Ss Charlie Kirk!” In addition to a Kirk comparison with Adolf Hitler.
The contribution, first divided by a User X on September 11, 2025, became viral, collected more than 3 million views and attracted the condemnation of conservative figures and Kirk’s followers. “This is disgusting,” wrote one user. “How can anyone celebrate a murder in Tesla? #Fireher.” The reaction of the accountant arrived at Musk, who responded on September 12 at 4:00 in the morning EDT in X: “Currently, this person is not employed by Tesla.” Confirmed sources forReutersThat Ayers was closed within hours of the discovery of the post, with Tesla reporting a violation of the code of conduct that prohibits hate and climbed speeches.
Musk quick reaction
Musk’s decision to fire Ayers was celebrated by many as a brave deputy against toxic behavior. In a follow -up contribution for X at 21:00 EDT on September 15, Musk wrote: “No company should keep people who should promote attacks. Evil has no place in Tesla.” The explanation, seen more than 5 million times, was included in supporters who praised Musk’s Zero tolerance policy. “A great compliment to Elon to act quickly,” wrote an X user. “Beth Ayers crossed a line that celebrated a cold -blooded murder #justiceforkirk.”
Musk’s actions correspond to his broader conviction of those who celebrated Kirk’s death. On September 13, he called this behavior “evil” and called for unity against violence, a feeling that repeated Kirk in his response to other contributions. The resignation also follows Mussk’s public criticism of Microsoft employees who allegedly celebrated the attempted murder of Kirk and highlight their growing focus on the responsibility of companies according to the tragedy.
Controversy and debate on freedom of expression
While many welcome Musk’s decision, the fire caused a heated debate on freedom of expression and followed the workplace. Critics argue that Ayers’s post is offensive, but it was done on a personal account and should not have cost your job. “This defines a dangerous precedent,” wrote a user X. “Shooting someone for a private contribution is a slippery slope #freesesespeech.” NOTE RIGHT -Specialists in WingThe independent.
Others, however, see fire as justified in view of the inflammatory nature of the position. “Celebrating a murder is not a freedom of expression – it is incitement,” argued a user X. “Elon did the right thing. #Teslavalues.” The controversy reflects similar cases, as companies such as Nasdaq and Office Depot recently announced employees for comments on Kirk’s death and signal a broader approach to inflammatory rhetoric.
The Kirk -Antatt bottom
Kirk’s murder intensified the public speech with the high emotions. The FBI under the direction of director Kash Patel continues to examine the reasons for suspect Tyler Robinson, who with enigmatic messages like “Hey Fascist! Catch!” The lack of a clear motive fed speculation, with some combined in the X Ayers post with a wider wave of anti-ogreja mood. “People like Beth Ayers are the reason why this happened,” said one user, although no evidence combines them with the crime.
Musk’s scope of singing towards the attempted murder, including his claim that “the left -wing murder party” attracted praise and criticism. Their Ayers releases are considered a consistent expansion of their indignation by the supporters, while critics argue that they politicize a company decision. “Musk turns Tesla into an ideological battlefield,” said a post X and reflected the polarized reactions.
What’s next to Tesla and Ayers?
Ayers, who connected the 2023 Data Analysis team, did not publicly commented on its end. Her LinkedIn profile now deactivated her listed her as an important contribution to Tesla Autopilot data processing. Sources sayBusiness InsiderThis role of Ayers was not critical, which made it a simple decision for Tesla’s leadership.
The incident raised questions about Tesla’s work guidelines and the Administration of Contra -Public Readings. As the company faces the latest layoffs and its shooting in AI -controlled projects, the fire can signal a more rigorous attitude toward employee behavior. Meanwhile, Kirk’s supporters ask for a broader responsibility, with some ordering Ayers to have legal consequences, although no law seems to have been broken.
A shared response
Beth Ayers’s quick shot by Elon Musk for his post “Calm in P! SS”, Charlie Kirk’s murder mocked the audience, with X about #teslafiring and #kirkoustice being on fire on fire. Musk attracts followers to maintain corporate values, while critics warn of a frightening effect on freedom of expression. While the country deals with the tragic death of Kirk and the investigation ongoing, this incident highlights the volatile interface of politics, corporate responsibility and indignation for social media. It remains to be seen if Ayers shoots the controversy or fan, the flames, but one thing is clear: Musk’s brave step observed, shared and buzzed.