Netflix desecrated the memory of Charlie Kirk

A scandal erupted following a message that was posted on Netflix's social media pages that was stunningly offensive to the memory of Charlie Kirk, a man who'd been gunned down in cold blood by a LGBTQ practitioner:

Droves of Netflix subscribers are announcing they have canceled their memberships after the streaming giant made a “neck injury” joke on the one-year anniversary of the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

“Nearly did himself a neck injury,” Netflix’s official UK and Ireland X account quipped in a Thursday caption, sharing a photo of a male character from The Gentlemen apparently straining his neck to get a better view of a woman.

The joke about a man having a “neck injury,” however, was posted on September 10, the one-year anniversary of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, who was fatally shot in the neck while trying to have an open and respectful dialogue with a student at Utah Valley University.

Viewers were quick to notice the veiled jab, resulting in a slew of social media users taking to the comment section of Netflix UK & Ireland’s post to announce they are canceling their subscriptions.

Well this is utterly repulsive, and it's miraculous that a company with such a disgusting reputation for being "woke" didn't end up buying Warner Brothers studios, which has been bought by a mogul now in charge of Paramount studios. Seriously, nobody should be wasting money on a business with those kind of repellent operators helming their social media pages any more than bad managers being in charge of the studio itself. It's time for more to cancel their subscriptions to such a shoddy network.