Trans activist behind banned Antifa Twitter account was left unashamed and says she is ‘proud’ of her demands for violence.
Heidi Beedle, a transgender activist turned journalist, called for violence against her political adversaries on Twitter Wednesday.
She has called for others to set up radical left wing groups.
Just days prior, an antifa account that she founded but claims to no longer run, was banned for its multiple calls for violence.
The Post Millennial reporter Andy Ngo recently identified Beedle, 38, as the individual behind the Colorado Springs Antifa account, which frequently promoted violence and was suspended last week by Twitter.
Beedle publicly called for violence once again this week from her personal account. On December 19, Beedle wrote, ‘Do I support violence? Yes. F*** ’em. Remember Unite the Right? This year’s Idaho Pride? Club Q?’
Countless examples show these people can and will harm marginalized people, and the cops and the system aren’t going to stop them.
Beedle posted the message above a picture of rallygoers at the infamous Charlottesville Unit the Right rally that occurred during the summer of 2017.
Following Ngo’s purported unmasking, Beedle claimed that she ‘ceased having anything’ to do with the Colorado Springs Antifa Twitter account, but called a tweet from them that called for violence a ‘banger.’
On December 20, Beedle wrote, ‘Ngo’s followers, and a bunch of conservatives, are freaking about the fact that I was ‘antifa’ and are uncritically accepting Ngo’s claims that I am behind twitter posts made by COS Antifa long after I ceased having anything to do with it.
‘Those posts are bangers tho, for real,’ Beedle wrote above an image of a Tweet that read: ‘A nationwide recall has been issued on all transphobe’s teeth.
‘It’s up to each and every one of us to help out where we can.’
To close out her recent thread, Beedle posted a picture of herself against an antifa flag and wrote: ‘If they want me to shut up they will have to kill me.
‘Support your local antifa, your local alt-news source, and your local LGBTQ youth center. All you fascists are bound to lose.’
Beedle, who used to be a teacher, is currently a reporter at the Colorado Times Recorder, an alternative newspaper.
In response to its employee’s public promotion of violence, the paper tweeted its support of its colleague.
‘We stand behind Heidi Beedle’s record of excellent journalism here at the Colorado Times Recorder and elsewhere.
‘We are proud to have her as a colleague and friend,’ tweeted the outlet’s official account.
