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Viral Video: College Student Fights the Madness as Student’s Celebrate Kirk’s Murder


By Jimmy Parker | September 12, 2025

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A wave of moral outrage and justified condemnation is sweeping across the nation following the shocking revelation of events at the University of North Texas. Mere hours after the tragic assassination of conservative leader Charlie Kirk, a brave student, Mary Catherine, found herself subjected to a grotesque display of hatred and violence-glorification within her own classroom. This incident, which exposes a deeply sickening undercurrent on college campuses, stands in stark contrast to the values of decency and law and order championed by President Donald Trump.

According to her powerful firsthand testimony, Mary Catherine was in her quantitative methods class when a female student announced the news of the shooting. The situation rapidly devolved into a macabre celebration, with students actively seeking out the horrific video of the assassination. Mary Catherine described the scene: “She’s showing the video of him getting shot and everyone’s like, ‘Oh, my gosh.’ Right when it stopped, everyone starts clapping and cheering.” This reprehensible behavior underscores a complete moral decay fostered by radical leftist ideologies that have infiltrated higher education.

The hatred did not stop with the deceased. The mob mentality quickly escalated, with students explicitly calling for further political violence. “They were like, ‘This needs to happen to Trump.’ And they start saying other names,” Mary Catherine recounted. This direct threat against the life of a former and potentially future President of the United States reveals the terrifying endgame of the violent rhetoric often ignored or tacitly encouraged by the liberal media. It is a stark reminder of why the strong, America-first leadership of President Trump is so desperately needed to restore order and respect for life.

In a display of immense courage that should be commended, Mary Catherine was the sole voice of reason in a room consumed by hatred. She stood up to the mob, stating, “No matter what your political beliefs are, this shouldn’t even be being brought up in this class.” For her act of basic human decency, she was immediately attacked, ridiculed, and shouted down by her peers. This is the toxic environment that conservative students face daily, an environment where expressing a dissenting opinion or even advocating for human dignity makes you a target.

Perhaps the most alarming element of this entire ordeal was the complete failure of the university authority figure present. The professor, who had been silently observing the commotion, did not admonish the students laughing at a murder. Instead, he specifically targeted the one victim in the room. “The professor has been watching this happen, and he comes up to me, not to the other student, to me, and says, ‘You all should probably take this outside,’ and then laughs.” This blatant bias and dereliction of duty from an educator is a scandal of the highest order.

Seeking justice, Mary Catherine did everything right. She went directly to the dean of students, where she first learned that Charlie Kirk had succumbed to his injuries. Despite her clear distress and the severity of the incident, she was met with a bureaucratic runaround and profound indifference. She was told “We can’t do anything” and was passed from office to office, with one administrator even coldly informing her that the department chair only had “seven minutes” to hear her plea for basic fairness regarding an attendance record. The institution designed to protect her utterly failed.

This story is a microcosm of a much larger national sickness, one that President Trump has consistently fought against. It is a story of a brave young woman standing against a woke mob and a complicit system that celebrates violence against conservatives. While the liberal media remains largely silent on such atrocities, the response from conservative leadership was swift. Representative Andy Hopper, who serves Texas House District 64, confirmed he has already contacted University of North Texas President Harrison Keller, Ph.D., about the situation, demanding accountability where the university itself has offered none.

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University of Minnesota is Silent as Student Get Six Months in Chinese Prison for Twitter Posts


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The College Fix reported that the University of Minnesota has refused to comment on a situation involving a student who was sent to a Chinese prison for a series of Twitter posts he made while he was stateside.

“We just became aware of this situation when media began reaching out yesterday,” university spokesman Jake Ricker told The College Fix in an email on Thursday, January 23, 2020. “The university has not issued a statement on the matter.”

Spokespersons for Democratic Senators Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith of Minnesota both remained silent when The College Fix made comment requests.

On Tuesday night, a Chinese-language Twitter account published court documents showing that the 20-year-old University of Minnesota student Daiqing Luo had been arrested back in July in his home city of Wuhan.

According to an Axios report released Wednesday, Luo was charged with posting over 40 tweets that criticized a “national leader.” These tweets included satirical depictions of Chinese President Xi Jinping. One of the tweets featured the infamous Winnie the Pooh image, which has been banned in China after social media users likened the bear to Xi. According to Axios, Luo was in detention for months following his arrest before he received a six month sentence for “provocation.”

“The case represents a dramatic escalation of the Chinese government’s attempts to shut down free speech abroad and a global expansion of a Chinese police campaign to track down Twitter users in China who posted content critical of the Chinese government,” the Axios report indicated.

Ricker, the university spokesman, informed other media outlets the university doesn’t “have any information about the situation.”

Kris Olds, a professor in the Department of Geography at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, told The College Fix that American universities should be stepping up to protect their students.

“Given the emergence of select government strategies to engage in surveillance practices regarding students studying abroad, I think universities need to develop comprehensive & up-to-date education programs to ensure their international students know what is happening, why, and how, so that students are fully aware of this evolving situation,” Olds said to The Fix in an e-mail.

“We also have to ensure we treat all of our students, including students studying abroad, and international students studying at US campus, the same with respect to levels of support when troubles emerge due to acts that occur when they are students,” said Olds. “In such a case, this may include legal assistance, consular support, engagement with security units, family support, and so on.”

“All of our registered students deserve equal and fair treatment regardless of their citizenship or location on the planet,” Olds stated.

Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse demanded that China release Luo. “This is what ruthless and paranoid totalitarianism looks like,” Sasse told Axios.

Thanks to Trump’s confrontational stance with China on the tariff war, China’s façade is off. People are starting to recognize China’s authoritarian legacy, which still lives on in present-day Chinese Communist Party.

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