WASHINGTON, USA.- Activists in favor of the president Donald Trump what they burst in and invaded the Capitol last Wednesday they are already beginning to suffer the consequences of their actions. Many were already recognized and began to be fired from their occupations.
The images that have circulated on social media and have been replicated by the media allowed many companies to identify the violent supporters who broke the security of one of the most emblematic buildings of American democracy.
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One of them was a lawyer identified as Paul Davis, Who on the steps of the US Congress shouted his intention to enter the building by force and interrupt the session of the House of Representatives where the victory of Joe Biden.
Goosehead Insurance, The firm he worked for, decided to quit it immediately after a message from him went viral on social media stating that “we all tried to get into the Capitol to stop this.”
Another of those companies that decided to lay off employees involved in the riots was Navistar, Located in Maryland. One of his workers was captured at the Capitol with a corporate ID. The man was at one o’clock Jake Angeli –known as Q-Shaman- the activist dressed as a native Sioux and who captured world attention with his quirky attire.
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Seeing the images Navistar did not hesitate to dismiss the man, arguing that “while we support the right of all employees to the peaceful and legal exercise of freedom of expression, any employee who demonstrates dangerous conduct that endangers the health and safety of others will no longer have a job opportunity. “
For its part, Rick Saccone, A native of Pennsylvania, was present at the gates of the Capitol. His action cost him his place as a professor of Saint Vincent College, Where he worked for 21 years.
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