University of Utah targets two students who published photo of leftist celebrating Charlie Kirk’s death with cake, for ‘doxxing’

At the University of Utah, it’s not a problem to celebrate the cold-blooded murder of a man killed a year earlier in the same state by a deranged leftist.

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But to complain about someone who does, well, that’s an expelling offense.

Which is what we see now. When a leftist thrust her ‘Kirkiversary’ cake into the faces of two College Republicans at a university booth and they took a picture of the shameful act and posted it online, she took her complaints to the authorities.

The two students, Riley Beesley and Rylie Barnes, got this letter from the university:

Which is bizarre logic indeed. What do they call thrusting a cake celebrating the murder of someone the two Republicans probably knew into their faces? One of them, Riley Beesley, apparently got a selfie in with the great man himself a few minutes before he was murdered:

So to get that cake thrown into his face by a laughing woman had to have been more than distressing. What the woman, reportedly Sara Larsen did, was nothing short of sadism intended to inflict distress, as well as keep the murder culture found on the left going strong.

The two students didn’t publish her address. They didn’t post her name, which came out later. They didn’t say where she worked. They didn’t call up her boss or teachers. Heck, they didn’t even punch her, or stomp on her cake and tell her to eat it, which they might have been able to do under a ‘fighting words’ legal argument. They just showed what she did to others, bearing witness to what’s out there, and that’s an expelling offense. Why? Because the photo went viral and she claimed she doesn’t feel safe, according to the university.

She sure as heck felt safe shoving that celebration cake into the faces of the two Republicans who had lost a friend, obviously seeking to distress them.

But herself? If she feels distressed at their publishing her picture in the act, well, time to go ‘karen’ and report them to the authorities.

I have no idea why the University of Utah so much as gave her the time of day on this. Don’t want your picturre in the paper or on the internet, don’t do uncivil stunts intented to distress those in mourning.

Do something outrageous, don’t be surprised to find yourself in the news.

That’s common sense.

There is breaking news signaling that the message is getting through:

I hope it’s a formality from the university because they clearly are confusing doxxing with recordkeeping. I’d like to seem them move quickly to teach this monster manners so as to help her avoid this kind of distress. Once she nails ’empathy’ she shouldn’t see her picture in the paper or online in any way she doesn’t like.

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