Pristine Justice: Unhinged Lib Logs On, Gets Worst Surprise of Her Life After Calling for Elon's Death

Unhinged liberal women online often share a distinct, wild-eyed expression that seems almost universal. Perhaps in the future, experts will fully uncover and explain the psychological impact of establishment propaganda in our time.

Until then, we can take solace in knowing that those reckless enough to publicly and explicitly advocate for the assassination of a prominent figure will not escape the scrutiny of law enforcement under President Donald Trump.

A shocking video, which must be seen to be believed, features a TikTok user named Sarah C. Roberts calling for the murder of Elon Musk—not once, but twice. Musk, the owner of the social media platform X and head of Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency, became the target of her disturbing rant. By Monday, her 59-second video had gained significant attention, catching the eye of Ed Martin, U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia.

By Tuesday morning, any attempt to locate Roberts’ account on TikTok resulted in a message stating that the platform “couldn’t find” it, indicating that she may have deleted it. However, her video continued to spread widely on X, thanks to the influential account Libs of TikTok, which boasts more than 4.2 million followers.

The post featuring Roberts’ video had garnered over 12.7 million views as of Tuesday morning.

“I promised myself I would avoid the news,” Roberts began in her video.

Yet, despite that promise, the “news” seemingly shattered her composure.

“But obviously I haven’t,” she continued. “You know my one thought? I mean, I have many thoughts—Elon Musk,” she stated, failing to complete her thought verbally but instead making a universally understood throat-slash gesture.

Had she stopped at that gesture, she might have been able to argue that it was merely symbolic. After all, professional athletes have used the same crude motion in moments of celebration, looking foolish but avoiding legal consequences.

However, Roberts did not leave her meaning to interpretation.

“Like, we need to X him,” she declared. “And by ‘X’ I mean, formally known as assassination.”

In that moment, with an intense, unrestrained expression, Roberts crossed a line that no reasonable person could mistake for mere metaphor—she explicitly called for Musk’s murder.

Slurring her words, she then appeared to challenge federal law enforcement to respond.

“And if someone from the FBI is gonna f***ing show up, I don’t—arrest me,” she whispered inexplicably while broadcasting a call for assassination on social media.

“You don’t have enough people to even investigate me at this point,” she continued, raising her voice defiantly.

Roberts then made another revelation—she had not filed her taxes in eight years, leading her to believe she would not face consequences.

Finally, after provoking the FBI, she intensified her call for violence.

“So, I’m gonna fing say it: Let’s assassinate some motherfers,” she concluded.

WARNING: The following video contains vulgar language that may offend some readers. 

By Monday afternoon, less than three hours after Libs of TikTok had shared the video, Martin issued a response.

“Duly noted. Thx for letting us know. We’ll put you in the system. Talk soon, M’am,” the attorney posted.

At first glance, some readers may have had the same initial reaction that I did.

Before watching the video, I wanted to believe that this was simply an impulsive social media user without real influence. I also wanted to defend free speech, as the instinctive distrust toward federal law enforcement—ingrained during four years of President Joe Biden’s oppressive administration—remains difficult to shake. I hoped that she had been misrepresented.

However, upon watching the video, any hope for misunderstanding vanished. Her actual words left no room for sympathy.

The next step is to analyze both her statements and the broader epidemic of unhinged liberal hatred targeting Trump and now Musk.

Speculation about psychological factors should be approached cautiously. That said, many of us have witnessed countless examples of extreme, hysterical liberal behavior, leading to questions about the possible prevalence of Cluster B personality disorders.

One factor, however, is not up for debate.

Roberts cited the “news.” By her own admission, establishment media propaganda played a role in radicalizing her to the point of publicly advocating murder.

Thus, the dishonest media’s reckoning cannot come soon enough.

For now, there is little need to overanalyze Roberts’ remarks. She made her intentions clear—twice—by openly and unmistakably calling for Musk’s assassination.

Such behavior cannot go unpunished, and thanks to Martin, we can be confident that it won’t.