Nick Fuentes

People come up and yell in my face.

Some black girl in a hijab ran up to me and said, you know what you're supporting, you're racist.

And I'm trying to get my pizza and I'm trying to get my oatmeal or whatever at the dining hall.

This was happening constantly.

And so I was going then on Twitter and I had a small Twitter account with my real name and face.

And I had, you know, maybe 200 followers and I'm posting about my experiences.

And I caught the attention of a lot of people on campus for wearing the hat, for posting on Twitter.

And they found my Twitter.

You've only been there like a month?

Less, weeks, maybe three weeks.

This is starting to kick up.

And I catch the attention of my peers and they start going at me on Twitter and giving me death threats.

We're going to kill you.

How dare you?

If I see you, I'm going to beat your ass, that kind of thing.

And this is my first experience with this.

You know, now we're all kind of desensitized to it, but that was my first run.

And with like, you know, this intensity from the left.

So I file a police report.

I get real nervous.