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就tmd不让你free speech了，这下你speechless了没
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Texas State student expelled from university after he was seen on video mocking Charlie Kirk's death
The university removed the student after Gov. Abbott called for expulsion over a video mocking the conservative political commentator's assassination.

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SAN ANTONIO — A Texas State student is no longer attending the university, according to the school, which said he had been expelled hours after Gov. Greg Abbott pressured leaders while a video purporting to show the student mocking Charlie Kirk's assassination went viral.

The video was posted on X by an account with nearly a quarter of a million followers. In the footage – which the X user says was taken at a Texas State University event hosted by a local chapter of Turning Point USA, which Kirk co-founded – a college-aged man can be heard saying "Charlie Kirk got hit in the neck" while slapping his neck and appearing to pantomime the moment the conservative political commentator was shot at a Utah Valley University event on Sept. 10.

The man is then seen climbing a nearby statue and imitating the killing once more before spitting on the ground, walking away and saying "F*** that (N-word)."

Abbott reposted the video Tuesday morning, calling for the student's immediate expulsion.

"Hey, Texas State. This conduct is not accepted at our schools. Expel this student immediately. Mocking assassination must have consequences," the governor wrote.

On Tuesday afternoon, Texas State posted the following statement on social media from President Dr. Kelly Damphousse:

"I am aware of the disturbing video that was taken at an event on our San Marcos campus on Monday. I have directed university officials to take immediate steps to identify the individual in the video. Behavior that trivializes or promotes violence is reprehensible and violates the values of TXST. It will not be tolerated. If this individual is found to be affiliated with TXST, appropriate action will be taken. Let me be clear: expressions that glorify violence or murder have no place on our campuses."

Texas State later said they identified the person in the video and said he was no longer with the school.

This is just one of the most recent incidents regarding social media posts about the death of Kirk. There have been a string of similar events that have occurred across the state and in surrounding counties, including the firing of a Comal County first responder and an investigation into a Jourdanton ISD teacher.

Earlier this week, Abbott said that more than 100 Texas educators were under investigation for comments related to Kirk’s killing. On Monday, Abbott said any teacher whose actions “called for or incited violence” would have their teaching certification suspended, making them ineligible to work in Texas public schools.

老领导要照顾一下黄###。帮忙翻译一下，要不然牠们看不懂耶~~~

我的贴子你记得给猫姐都翻译上，她一定想看

YouHi 写了： 2025年 9月 17日 00:07

老领导要照顾一下黄###。帮忙翻译一下，要不然牠们看不懂耶~~~

狂赞！

Smh, when they are coming at your neck, your response is slap them in the face?

iDude 写了： 2025年 9月 17日 00:16

Slap in the face is the only language libtards understand.

排华也是又快又好

德州这样挺好的，以后学校只教圣经，学完回家种地，玛噶手艺永不丢

黑皮属于基因缺陷，教育不出来的。

爽

排华也快了。如果JDV胜选，很快就实现。

如果不教圣经人都变成这样的畜生，我看教圣经很有必要

mmking 写了： 2025年 9月 17日 01:13

德州这样挺好的，以后学校只教圣经，学完回家种地，玛噶手艺永不丢

赖美豪中 写了： 2025年 9月 17日 00:03

就tmd不让你free speech了，这下你speechless了没
https://www.kens5.com/article/news/loca ... 40d8e77163

Texas State student expelled from university after he was seen on video mocking Charlie Kirk's death
The university removed the student after Gov. Abbott called for expulsion over a video mocking the conservative political commentator's assassination.

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Published: 9:53 PM CDT September 16, 2025
Updated: 9:53 PM CDT September 16, 2025
Facebook
SAN ANTONIO — A Texas State student is no longer attending the university, according to the school, which said he had been expelled hours after Gov. Greg Abbott pressured leaders while a video purporting to show the student mocking Charlie Kirk's assassination went viral.

The video was posted on X by an account with nearly a quarter of a million followers. In the footage – which the X user says was taken at a Texas State University event hosted by a local chapter of Turning Point USA, which Kirk co-founded – a college-aged man can be heard saying "Charlie Kirk got hit in the neck" while slapping his neck and appearing to pantomime the moment the conservative political commentator was shot at a Utah Valley University event on Sept. 10.

The man is then seen climbing a nearby statue and imitating the killing once more before spitting on the ground, walking away and saying "F*** that (N-word)."

Abbott reposted the video Tuesday morning, calling for the student's immediate expulsion.

"Hey, Texas State. This conduct is not accepted at our schools. Expel this student immediately. Mocking assassination must have consequences," the governor wrote.

On Tuesday afternoon, Texas State posted the following statement on social media from President Dr. Kelly Damphousse:

"I am aware of the disturbing video that was taken at an event on our San Marcos campus on Monday. I have directed university officials to take immediate steps to identify the individual in the video. Behavior that trivializes or promotes violence is reprehensible and violates the values of TXST. It will not be tolerated. If this individual is found to be affiliated with TXST, appropriate action will be taken. Let me be clear: expressions that glorify violence or murder have no place on our campuses."

Texas State later said they identified the person in the video and said he was no longer with the school.

This is just one of the most recent incidents regarding social media posts about the death of Kirk. There have been a string of similar events that have occurred across the state and in surrounding counties, including the firing of a Comal County first responder and an investigation into a Jourdanton ISD teacher.

Earlier this week, Abbott said that more than 100 Texas educators were under investigation for comments related to Kirk’s killing. On Monday, Abbott said any teacher whose actions “called for or incited violence” would have their teaching certification suspended, making them ineligible to work in Texas public schools.

你们大德州已经有不少社区开始实行沙里亚法了吧

对于红州maga，属实

赖美豪中 写了： 2025年 9月 17日 08:17

如果不教圣经人都变成这样的畜生，我看教圣经很有必要

你现在在德州了？

这个楼也被举报骂人和说脏话。标题里的脏话删除，楼里的几个骂帖删除。请各位不要集体攻击和说脏话，否则锁楼。谢谢。

赖美豪中 写了： 2025年 9月 17日 00:03

就tmd不让你free speech了，这下你speechless了没
https://www.kens5.com/article/news/loca ... 40d8e77163

Texas State student expelled from university after he was seen on video mocking Charlie Kirk's death
The university removed the student after Gov. Abbott called for expulsion over a video mocking the conservative political commentator's assassination.

Next up in 5
The Trojan War Is Real When USC Hosts The Michigan St. Spartans: Who Has An Achilles Heel?

ORIOLES POSTCAST: Baltimore Orioles SURVIVE White Sox with Samuel Basallo, Dylan Beavers bombs

Author: Darcy Ramirez
Published: 9:53 PM CDT September 16, 2025
Updated: 9:53 PM CDT September 16, 2025
Facebook
SAN ANTONIO — A Texas State student is no longer attending the university, according to the school, which said he had been expelled hours after Gov. Greg Abbott pressured leaders while a video purporting to show the student mocking Charlie Kirk's assassination went viral.

The video was posted on X by an account with nearly a quarter of a million followers. In the footage – which the X user says was taken at a Texas State University event hosted by a local chapter of Turning Point USA, which Kirk co-founded – a college-aged man can be heard saying "Charlie Kirk got hit in the neck" while slapping his neck and appearing to pantomime the moment the conservative political commentator was shot at a Utah Valley University event on Sept. 10.

The man is then seen climbing a nearby statue and imitating the killing once more before spitting on the ground, walking away and saying "F*** that (N-word)."

Abbott reposted the video Tuesday morning, calling for the student's immediate expulsion.

"Hey, Texas State. This conduct is not accepted at our schools. Expel this student immediately. Mocking assassination must have consequences," the governor wrote.

On Tuesday afternoon, Texas State posted the following statement on social media from President Dr. Kelly Damphousse:

"I am aware of the disturbing video that was taken at an event on our San Marcos campus on Monday. I have directed university officials to take immediate steps to identify the individual in the video. Behavior that trivializes or promotes violence is reprehensible and violates the values of TXST. It will not be tolerated. If this individual is found to be affiliated with TXST, appropriate action will be taken. Let me be clear: expressions that glorify violence or murder have no place on our campuses."

Texas State later said they identified the person in the video and said he was no longer with the school.

This is just one of the most recent incidents regarding social media posts about the death of Kirk. There have been a string of similar events that have occurred across the state and in surrounding counties, including the firing of a Comal County first responder and an investigation into a Jourdanton ISD teacher.

Earlier this week, Abbott said that more than 100 Texas educators were under investigation for comments related to Kirk’s killing. On Monday, Abbott said any teacher whose actions “called for or incited violence” would have their teaching certification suspended, making them ineligible to work in Texas public schools.