(LifeSiteNews) – On the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s murder, left-wing vitriol toward the conservative influencer has not ebbed, as evidenced by a viral video of a recent interaction between a pro-lifer and a group of pro-abortion students.
On September 6, the group Abolitionists Rising shared a video clip of the reception received by a young woman holding a sign displaying aborted baby remains, highlighting the gruesome effect of abortion pills. The location of the interaction was not shared.
The clip begins with one girl calling the activist a f***ing femcel” with a “really ugly” haircut. The conversation devolves from there, though some cursory debating of pro-abortion talking points does occur. At one point, another girl asks, “Do you even go to this school?” to which the pro-lifer answers, “No, I’m not even from here.”
“Okay, then why the f*** are you here?” the questioner follows up, answered by “to have conversations.”
“You’re going to get Charlie Kirked someday if you keep doing this kind of s***,” the interrogator declares.
“That is really vile. You are a vile person,” the pro-lifer reacts. “And you need to repent. You have lots of violence in your heart, and God’s gonna judge you at some point for it.”
“You know what? Well, I don’t judge others,” the girl responds. “I don’t judge others. What does Matthew say about judgement?”
“I don’t judge people” pic.twitter.com/gyDNElsqoX
— Abolitionists Rising 🌳🪓 (@AbolitionRising) September 6, 2026
Kirk, the head of campus outreach group Turning Point USA (TPUSA), was fatally shot on September 10, 2025, while speaking at an outdoor event at Utah Valley University (UVU). Two days later, authorities apprehended and charged 22-year-old Tyler Robinson with the shooting and detailed how he was motivated by his view of Kirk’s conservative views as “hateful.” Robinson was in a relationship with his male roommate, who was in the process of “gender transitioning.”
Kirk’s murder reignited an ongoing debate about the link between rhetoric and violence in politics, with many blaming Robinson’s actions in part on years of Democrat officeholders and left-wing activists not merely disagreeing with conservatives about issues such as transgenderism but classifying disagreement as hateful and oppressive.
The far-left Anti-Defamation League (ADF) took down its controversial “Glossary of Extremism and Hate,” which had identified TPUSA as a “hate group,” but many leftists continued to express hatred of Kirk and even pleasure at his death, particularly among academia. Left-wing talk host Jimmy Kimmel was briefly suspended for falsely insinuating that Kirk’s killer was a member of President Donald Trump’s MAGA base despite Kirk’s strong support of Trump.
The above was not the only recent example of leftists making light of Kirk’s assassination. LifeSiteNews reported Wednesday that unidentified Georgetown University students are planning a “Charlie Kirk lookalike contest” today.