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Developer Fired After Controversial Comments on Kirk's Death

9/13/2025

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Drew Harrison, a developer at Sucker Punch Productions, was fired for controversial comments regarding Charlie Kirk's death.
Her post suggested the shooter's name should be Mario, leading to public backlash.
Harrison affirmed her commitment to oppose fascism, regardless of job consequences, and urged calls for gun control instead of contacting her employer.
Sucker Punch is working on "Ghost of Yotei," scheduled for release on October 2, 2025.
Stephen King apologized for misinformation about Kirk, clarifying he did not promote violence against LGBTQ+ individuals.

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Drew Harrison, a developer at Sucker Punch Productions, was fired for controversial comments regarding Charlie Kirk's death.
Her post suggested the shooter's name should be Mario, leading to public backlash.
Harrison affirmed her commitment to oppose fascism, regardless of job consequences, and urged calls for gun control instead of contacting her employer.
Sucker Punch is working on "Ghost of Yotei," scheduled for release on October 2, 2025.
Stephen King apologized for misinformation about Kirk, clarifying he did not promote violence against LGBTQ+ individuals.