Moment raging trans activist flips TPUSA student information stand at the University of Washington

A shocking video shows an irate transgender activist flipping over a display table in front of the conservative campus group Turning Point USA at the University of Washington before yelling, “Get the fuck off my campus, Nazi.”

The protester, who has not been identified, hurled foul language at TPUSA representatives before they vandalized their information desk as they stood and filmed the outburst earlier this week.

The video begins with the activist in the middle of a sentence saying, “Yeah, you just support the genocide of trans children,” the latest example of leftists protesting the group’s presence on a college campus.

The representative of TPUSA – a conservative nonprofit that advocates for right-wing issues in colleges – says “no” and adds “that’s such an assumption” – but the transgender woman continues.

“Such an assumption, with all that rubbish,” the demonstrator responds, pointing to the group’s pamphlets and badges.

The Conservative volunteer calmly asks, “What on this table is anti-trans?”

“You guys are TPUSA, you stupid bastards, whatever,” she says before grabbing the table and flipping it over, more or less shattering the display.

“Get the hell off my campus, Nazi!” she says before storming off, with the TPUSA rep asking if what just happened was illegal.

It is unclear whether the woman has been reprimanded for her actions or whether an investigation is ongoing.

Anyway, the TPUSA department at the school seems undeterred.

Campus field organizer Rachel Anderson, who originally shared the video Wednesday tweeted, “Some of that ‘tolerance’ here at UW! We’re not going anywhere and we’re staying on campus.’

DailyMail.com has reached out to the University of Washington campus police and the school’s TPUSA division for comment.

Founded by former Trump campaigner and Students For Trump president Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA is often at the center of leftist backlash and outrage.

“You guys are TPUSA, you stupid bastards, whatever,” she says before grabbing the table and flipping it over, more or less shattering the display. “Get the hell off my campus, Nazi!” she says before storming off, with the TPUSA rep asking if what just happened was illegal

It is unclear whether the student has been reprimanded for her actions by the University of Washington or whether an investigation is underway

Campus field organizer Rachel Anderson tweeted, “Some of that ‘tolerance’ here at UW! We’re not going anywhere and we’re staying on campus.’

The organization is often targeted by liberal and socialist protesters.

Last week, TPUSA and Students for Life held an event on the school’s Seattle campus with pro-life speaker Autumn Higashi as part of her “Unapologetically Against Planned Parenthood” tour.

According to The daily UWprotested several action groups against the event, where Higashi tries to teach how to “learn how to fearlessly and unapologetically defend your pro-life position with truth and love.”

Some students believed that Higashi should not even be placed on campus after the Roe v. Wade reversal.

“In a post-Roe world, this kind of rhetoric and message is simply unacceptable,” said Lucy Terry, communications officer for HFRF, the pro-choice group on campus. “It’s incredibly harmful to have on campus.”

However, the protests are not limited to deep blue Seattle. Last week, progressives were accused of berating a Conservative speaker at the University at Albany on Tuesday.

Antifa protesters as they made their way to a lecture by conservative star Charlie Kirk at the University of California Davis last month.

The black-clad thugs clashed with law enforcement and other students as they threw eggs and used pepper spray to prevent people from entering the building where Tuesday’s speech took place.

A protester shouted last week at the conservative free speech event at the University at Albany

At the right-wing event — which tours the country alongside Kirk and fellow Conservative star Candace Owens — an officer was injured after being attacked by a protester.

It also comes just weeks after Stanford University was forced to apologize to a Trump-appointed federal judge who had his lecture hijacked by student protesters and an awakened dean.

Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne and Stanford Law School Dean Jenny Martinez wrote to U.S. Circuit Judge Stuart Kyle Duncan on Saturday, two days after his event was ambushed, offering their “sincere apologies.”

They called it “deeply rude behaviour” by “hypocrites”, “idiots” and “bullies”, adding: “What happened was against our freedom of speech policy, and we are very sorry for the experience you had during your visit to our campus.