‘She needs an intervention’: Watch leftists unleash violence on college campuses because they hate conservative messages

Multiple radicals have unleashed their violence on American university campuses this week, and whether it’s part of the leftist agenda that put Muslim “democratic socialist” Zohran Mamdani into the office of New York City’s mayor or not, it’s causing alarm.

In both cases students displayed hatred and vulgar language (be forewarned about videos) and attacked conservative expressions simply because the statements were being made.

One was at what apparently was a Steven Crowder event at the University of Oklahoma.

BREAKING

A Turning Point USA staff member was just assauIted at the University of Oklahoma..

Expel her!! pic.twitter.com/qUVRv74wHI

— American AF (@iAnonPatriot) November 5, 2025

Caught taking down signs about the event, the unidentified girl swatted a phone from a man’s hand, suggested obscene actions and more.

Online were dozens of calls for her arrest and expulsion.

One said, “She needs to learn that she can’t assault people and have zero consequences. If she does not get taught this lesson she will do it again. Every time she does it and there are no consequences it is a green light that it is ok and to escalate.”

And, “Wow! She needs an intervention.”

And, “These are the people that vote for a communist in New York.”

Another message asked the school for a comment.

Constitutional expert Jonathan Turley highlighted the other situation, at Oklahoma State, where a radical insisted she had the right to shut up anyone with a message she dislikes.

“You don’t deserve a conversation,” she said.

Turley said it was a “student” that was “trashing” a table at the Young America’s Foundation event.

The students had set up a table to support traditional marriage.

The radical student then “tossed their material and claimed the absolute right to vandalize opposing views on campus,” he wrote.

“Notably, one of the students involved in the attacks insisted that only the government is prevented from trashing such tables and, as a private citizen, she had a right to do so. The sense of license to do so has been drilled into these students by both educational and political figures. This is a face of rage.”

He said in this situation, like the other, the question is what will the university do about the attack.

“This type of political violence or vandalism should be anathema to an institution of higher education. This is not free speech, as the student claims. It is the denial of the exercise of free speech. The student has every right to set up her own table or protest the YAF. What she is not allowed to do is attack other students or their displays.