A Twitter user has threatened to assassinate the creator of the popular Libs of TikTok Twitter account after the latter’s personal information was doxxed by Taylor Lorenz.

“ASSASSINATION MODE ACTIVATED. ACTIVATION WORD: LIBS OF TIKTOK. TARGET: [name not included for privacy reasons]. BEGIN OPERATION,” the original Tweet reads.

Libs of TikTok subsequently reported the unambiguous death threat, with Twitter Support replying that they “didn’t find a violation of our policies, so no action will be taken at this time,” despite death threats clearly violating Twitter’s violent threats policy.

“Apparently, threatening to assassinate someone doesn’t violate Twitter’s policies. But conservatives get suspended for stating biological facts.

@TwitterSafety,” tweeted Libs of TikTok.

The threats came from Twitter user Raksteter, who subsequently took their account private.

Before taking their account private, they also tweeted, “Me when I see [name not included for privacy reasons], a Brooklyn real estate person,” with a picture of Patrick Bateman from American Psycho brandishing an axe and covered in blood.

These threats came after the Washington Post’s Taylor Lorenz doxxed Libs of TikTok’s personal information, including their name, occupation, and religion.

Libs of TikTok, which currently sits at just shy of 1 million followers, has done invaluable work in shining a light on child predators occupying roles throughout the US school system, something which Lorenz takes as an attack on the LGBTQ+ community.

According to Lorenz, “Libs of TikTok reposts a steady stream of TikTok videos and social media posts, primarily from LGBTQ+ people, often including incendiary framing designed to generate outrage.”

However, besides occasionally writing a sentence or two in their Tweets, Libs of TikTok does not frame their videos. Instead, they dig up what predatory teachers and other Liberals are saying openly on social media and repost their videos in their raw format.

Lorenz, who has cried on camera about threats made against her due to her publicly available personal information, subsequently called for people on the internet not to engage in doxxing campaigns.

UPDATE: Rakseter’s account has been suspended by Twitter.