Oberlin student says we ‘need to bring
back political assassinations’ in wake
of Charlie Kirk murder
Posted By: mc squared, 9/18/2025 10:01:36 AM
A radical leftist student at Oberlin College casually called for political assassinations to continue in the wake of the targeted killing of political activist Charlie Kirk last week, according to an online post she made. “We need to bring back political assassinations,” said Julia Xu in a social media post, where her handle is @bringbacktheguillotine. “I don’t feel bad and I don’t think that everyone deserves the right to free speech. Some people should be afraid to express their opinion in public.” Xu, who grew up in Connecticut, is a second-year student at Oberlin College in Ohio majoring in politics and international affairs, according to an online college blog viewed by
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Oberlin student says we ‘need to bring
back political assassinations’ in wake
of Charlie Kirk murder 31 replies
back political assassinations’ in wake
of Charlie Kirk murder 31 replies
A radical leftist student at Oberlin College casually called for political assassinations to continue in the wake of the targeted killing of political activist Charlie Kirk last week, according to an online post she made.
“We need to bring back political assassinations,” said Julia Xu in a social media post, where her handle is @bringbacktheguillotine.
“I don’t feel bad and I don’t think that everyone deserves the right to free speech. Some people should be afraid to express their opinion in public.” Xu, who grew up in Connecticut, is a second-year student at Oberlin College in Ohio majoring in politics and international affairs, according to an online college blog viewed by
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Just 1 loopy student, but with a degree in politics and international affairs, she'll be in government in a few years.
Oh, she later apologized when contacted by the NY Post.. Yeah!