A student at George Mason University in Virginia named Nicholas Alexander Decker recently published an essay calling for violence against members of the Trump administration and Trump supporters.
He has since been evicted from his apartment, and the school referred his essay to law enforcement. In other words, he is entering the ‘find out’ phase of his life.
It’s amazing how the left thinks nothing of calling for violence over politics when they don’t get their way.
Nicholas Alexander Decker @captgouda24, a leftist blogger and student at @GeorgeMasonU who is calling for the killing of members of the Trump administration and its supporters, has been referred to law enforcement by his university.
In addition to his incitement to violence,… https://t.co/TOZgEdAy9A pic.twitter.com/uih2pAdbMq
— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) April 19, 2025
Update internet lunatics: my landlord has evicted me on account of your threats.
In other news: does anyone have a spare room?
— Nicholas Decker ️ (@captgouda24) April 19, 2025
Fairfax County News reports:
George Mason University contacts law enforcement after student posts essay on political violence
George Mason University said it has referred a student’s essay to state and federal law enforcement after it sparked concern online.
While GMU did not respond to a FFXnow request to specify which essay, a social media post from GMU comes after a student’s Substack post titled ‘When Must We Kill Them?‘ went viral in conservative circles.
The essay questions when resistance to President Donald Trump’s administration should become violent.
“If the present administration chooses this course, then the questions of the day can be settled not with legislation, but with blood and iron,” the essay said. “In short, we must decide when we must kill them.”
The essay does not explicitly call for violence against any administration officials, but argues that Americans should have a threshold at which they turn to violent revolution. It claims that it may be best to “wait for elections, but if it should threaten the ability to remove it, we shall have no choice.”
The school even addressed this on Twitter/X:
George Mason University is aware of a recent essay published online by one of its students that has created concern.
Upon learning of the essay, Mason Police referred the matter to state and federal law enforcement for evaluation of criminal behavior. 1/2
— George Mason University (@GeorgeMasonU) April 18, 2025
George Mason condemns this and all encouragements of violence. This is not the Mason way. 2/2
— George Mason University (@GeorgeMasonU) April 18, 2025
Authorities should make an example out of this student. This kind of behavior is unacceptable.
