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“Antifascista! A! Anti!” the Antifa crowd shouted as they tore through the conservative group’s table.
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The violence escalated quickly. One TPUSA supporter was reportedly struck in the head with her own sign. As she was hit, one of the masked assailants yelled, “Get out of the way, bitch!”
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The sheer brutality of the moment left students stunned—not just at the violence itself, but at the lack of police response. Despite repeated assaults and open vandalism, law enforcement remained passive, refusing to step in and restore order.
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This attack wasn’t an isolated incident. Just days earlier, another TPUSA chapter was targeted. According to TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk, violence erupted at the University of Texas at Dallas, where Chapter President Paige Neumann and her secretary, Grace, were attacked while tabling on campus.
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In a shocking twist, the attacker reportedly used a metal bike lock to strike both young women before fleeing the scene. “The violent leftist assaulted Paige and Grace with a metal bike lock before peddling away,” Kirk confirmed.
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These two incidents raise serious questions about campus safety, the enforcement of laws, and whether conservative students are being deliberately left vulnerable by university administrations and campus police.
How is it acceptable that peaceful students promoting their views are met with mob violence while those tasked with protecting them do nothing? How much more violence must occur before university leadership and law enforcement take a stand?
The radical left has long targeted TPUSA for its unapologetically conservative positions. But when assault and destruction are allowed to run unchecked, it’s no longer just political—it’s a threat to basic civil liberties.
It’s becoming increasingly clear: on some college campuses, free speech isn’t under attack—it’s being openly assaulted, and the people charged with defending it are turning their backs.
America’s students deserve better.
