The people most convinced they are fighting fascism are the ones treating disagreement as a threat that must be shouted down or removed by any means necessary. Strange world we live in.

Oregon Campus ‘Anti-Fascists’ Scream ‘HitIer Youth!’ at Alex Stein TPUSA Open Debate, Get Arrested Before It Starts

They are not afraid of Alex Stein’s jokes or TPUSA’s talking points

They are afraid of an unfiltered conversation that lets students hear the other side.

Open debate is the threat; the NAZl rhetoric is the justification for shutting it down.

They do not see themselves as the authoritarians because they invert the definition.

Their side owns the moral high ground by default.

Therefore any restriction on their disruption is “fascism.”

Any conservative organization is “HitIer Youth” by category, not by evidence.

Police enforcing basic order are the brownshirts.

The same people who scream “no platform for fascists” will try to physically prevent a discussion

Then call the resulting arrest proof that the state is fascist.

It is classic projection

The tactics of intimidation and deplatforming get projected onto the people who showed up to talk.

Campus environments that spent years teaching “speech is violence” and “punch up by any means” produce exactly this behavior.

The irony is lost on them

Because recognizing it would require admitting that equating a comedian’s debate table with HitIer Youth is unhinged.

And drowning out speech while calling the other side the censors is the opposite of anti-fascism.

This is the same dynamic that has played out at other TPUSA stops:

> Disruption
>> Arrests for disorderly conduct
>>> Then claims that the speakers or the police are the real authoritarians

The people most convinced they are fighting fascism are the ones treating disagreement as a threat that must be shouted down or removed by any means necessary.

Strange world we live in. https://t.co/t12pnDLzpW

— TaraBull (@TaraBull) October 28, 2026