A pink-haired student at the University of Arizona was caught on video verbally assaulting representatives from Turning Point USA, calling them “Nazis” and telling them to “Watch your neck.”
TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk was fatally shot in the neck while speaking on a college campus in Utah last month. A leftist with a transgender furry boyfriend has been charged with capital murder for the assassination.
The video, first shared by TPUSA’s Frontlines account on Monday, shows the student approaching the table laden with buttons, cookies, and promotional materials.
After a brief exchange where a TPUSA rep politely wishes them a great day, the student erupts, “Aw f*** you Nazi… Watch your neck.”
WATCH: A student with pink hair at the University of Arizona calls @tpusastudents representatives nazis and tells them to “watch their necks.” @TPUSA
@caden_hart04 pic.twitter.com/rXgILWrCob
— FRONTLINES TPUSA (@FrontlinesTPUSA) October 21, 2025
It is unclear if the pink-haired student is a woman or a transgender man.
As of Tuesday afternoon, the University of Arizona has issued no public statement on the matter, despite being tagged repeatedly in social media posts demanding action.
Calls for the student’s immediate expulsion have flooded X, with users pointing out that such behavior violates campus codes of conduct against threats and harassment.
Student at the University of Arizona calls Turning Point USA reps “N*zis” and tells one rep, “Watch your neck.”
This was a clear violent threat referencing how Charlie Kirk got as**ssinated.
The student in pink hair must be expelled.
Anyone know them?pic.twitter.com/cAJ9Ac5qDV
— Paul A. Szypula (@Bubblebathgirl) October 22, 2025
One post from conservative commentator Paul A. Szypula emphasized, “This was a clear violent threat… The student in pink hair must be expelled.”
Law enforcement, including the University of Arizona Police Department, has also not released any statements, though many have urged the FBI to investigate, as it was a clear death threat.
This isn’t an isolated event. TPUSA chapters across the country have faced similar aggression in recent weeks.
At Northern Arizona University, students vandalized and threatened a TPUSA table just weeks ago, prompting NAU to reiterate its policy against “threats of violence, stalking, or intimidation.”
Similarly, the University of Minnesota Duluth TPUSA chapter reported receiving death threats.
