Office Depot has found itself at the center of a heated controversy, sparking widespread debate and making it one of the top trending topics on X (formerly Twitter) this week. The uproar began after video surfaced that an Office Depot store in Portage, Michigan, allegedly refused to print tribute posters for Charlie Kirk vigils, calling the request “propaganda.”
What Happened at Office Depot Michigan?
According to social media posts, a customer ordered and paid for posters meant for a vigil in honor of Charlie Kirk. However, employees at the store declined the order, labeling the tribute as “propaganda.” This incident quickly gained traction online, with many users criticizing the company and questioning its policies.
Office Depot Responds
As backlash grew, Office Depot released an official statement addressing the controversy. In a post shared on X, the company expressed regret over the situation:
The company further confirmed that the employees involved in the incident had been terminated. Office Depot also stated it had reached out to the affected customer to resolve the issue and promised to reinforce training across all locations to prevent similar situations.
Why People Are Talking About It
The incident has divided opinions online. Supporters of Charlie Kirk accused the store of political bias and censorship, while others argued that private companies should have the right to decide what materials they print.
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