Top university administrator calls Charlie Kirk assassination 'fair' due to stance on guns: 'No prayers'

"If nothing else, it is fair, in a nation where children get massacred by gun violence on the regular, the people who advocate for continued gun ownership at the expense of those children are not immune from the consequences of their advocacy," Anthony Pohorilak, Assistant Director of Academic Initiatives at George Washington University's Mount Vernon Campus, posted on his personal Facebook after Kirk was killed.

"No thoughts no prayers," the GWU employee added. 

The Facebook post, exclusively obtained by Fox News Digital, received 37 likes and love reactions from Pohorilak's friend group.

The George Washington University website lists Pohorilak, who uses the pronouns "He/Him" in his bio, as working for the Campus Living & Residential Education department.

"The George Washington University unequivocally condemns all forms of violence," a university spokesperson told Fox News Digital in a statement.

"As a university with one of the most politically engaged campus communities in the country, we believe everyone is entitled to their beliefs and no one should ever be subject to violence for expressing their views. This individual employee is not authorized to speak on behalf of GW and his opinions do not reflect those of the university."

Following news of Kirk's death, social media has been littered with examples of individuals celebrating or justifying the assassination, some of which have resulted in termination. 

After Kirk was shot Wednesday afternoon, MSNBC's Matthew Dowd suggested it was caused by a chain reaction from his "hateful words" against various groups. Kirk, a leading conservative activist and top ally of President Donald Trump, later died at the age of 31.

Fox News Digital's Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report