A retired professor had a classic meltdown in front of the camera and called conservatives "Nazis". Apparently, he had a negative reaction after a proposed Turning Point USA chapter was approved at a Colorado college.
David Kozak, a former professor of anthropology at Fort Lewis College, was caught on camera last 7 November yelling in reaction to the Associated Students of Fort Lewis College (ASFLC) voting to approve the TPUSA chapter in an emergency meeting. Their decision came after previously rejecting senior Jonah Flynn’s proposal to register the group with the university, which had sparked controversy across campus.
The ASFLC's decision to reverse its earlier rejection to deny the chapter apparently angered Kozak, who flipped off the person filming and called the TPUSA supporters "Nazis." He then said, "F--- the Nazis."
"Go on, fascists," Kozak said. "Go on, Nazi lovers."
"C’mon Nazis!," Kozak said repeatedly.
Kozak's confrontation occurred after a challenging few weeks for the TPUSA chapter at the liberal arts college, which is based in a left-leaning area that overwhelmingly supported Democrat Kamala Harris in the last election.
A Fort Lewis College spokesperson told Fox News Digital that Kozak had retired.
"Mr. Kozak retired from Fort Lewis College in 2022 and is no longer employed by the institution," the spokesperson told Fox News Digital. "At Fort Lewis College, we remain committed to fostering an environment grounded in academic excellence, free expression, and civil discourse."
On 17 October, a petition launched by the Fort Lewis College community garnered only 400 signatures, arguing that TPUSA "has engaged in actions that directly harm our community."
Shortly after the chapter was denied, a counter-petition launched backing TPUSA, garnering over 1,000 signatures so far.
The student government ultimately reversed itself, approving the chapter on 7 November.
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