A University of Arizona student with pink hair passed by a Turning Point USA display on campus and directed harsh words at the activists, calling them “Nazis” and warning them to “watch your neck,” a grim reference to the assassination of the group’s founder, Charlie Kirk.
“Hey, Nazi, could you please stand somewhere else so I can avoid you?” The response from a supporter of Kirk was casual, “Yes, thank you, have a great day.”
“Screw you, Nazi. Keep an eye on your neck,” said the student, clearly alluding to Kirk’s murder, before walking away.
It’s a bit ironic, isn’t it? This student seems to be claiming a moral high ground over the “Nazis,” yet, at the same time, they’re issuing death threats simply due to opposing political views. That’s strikingly similar to the tactics used by those historical Nazis who persecuted their adversaries.
A spokesperson from the University of Arizona informed Breitbart News that the school’s Office of Public Safety, along with the Dean of Students, has taken action by reaching out to the conservative students and is looking into the situation.
“The University of Arizona doesn’t tolerate harassment or intimidation,” the spokesperson stated.
“After becoming aware of social media comments and video footage, our Department of Public Safety, together with the Dean of Students, has contacted Turning Point USA members and is actively investigating this incident,” the spokesperson added.
Andrew Corbett, executive producer of the Charlie Kirk Show and a representative of Turning Point USA, addressed the incident in a post on X, noting:
Conservatives have been labeled Nazis, fascists, bigots, and more by the left for so long. It’s not surprising that some may feel they need to resort to violence against us.
He further commented, “Satan is the great accuser, and his followers act accordingly.”
Kirk, who championed free speech, campus conservatism, nonviolent activism, and Christian values, was tragically murdered on September 10th while trying to engage in respectful conversations with students at Utah Valley University.
The assassination of the Turning Point USA founder shocked many and led to widespread mourning over his loss.
However, the response from some on the left inadvertently highlighted a disturbing trend in society. People witnessed how some celebrated the assassination of a free speech advocate simply because they disagreed with his views.
