Wow. Here’s something you don’t see on a college campus every day.

See the video in the tweet below.

Ian Paris lights the handmade ISIS flag on fire. A crowd of about 150 chants "USA." pic.twitter.com/Wl2vZlcpE7

— Kaley Annabel (@KaleyJohnson6) October 8, 2015

Christopher White reported at the College Fix.

Student torches ISIS flag on campus amid chants of ‘USA’

COLUMBIA, Mo. – Chants of “USA! USA! USA!” echoed across the University of Missouri quad Thursday afternoon as a crowd of students cheered on a student who burned an ISIS flag in a symbolic gesture in response to continual human rights violations by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.

The student leading the “#MUCKISIS” flag burning, Ian Paris, 21, president of the Mizzou chapter of Young Americans for Liberty, told the roughly 150 in attendance that the rally was meant to build unity among the people who came to see a flag symbolizing “hatred and intolerance” burned.

It was meant to demonstrate to the “monsters” within ISIS that Americans are not afraid, the political science major said.

Paris, a self-described libertarian, said his message was to tell ISIS “we’ve had enough. And to tell Washington … to stop using our tax money to fund radical Islamic groups in the Middle East.”

Prior to the flag burning, university security tried to convince him not to torch the ISIS flag, Paris told The College Fix.

“The MU police pulled me aside earlier today, put me in a room for questioning, and tried to convince me not to burn the flag. They did everything they could to stop me from doing this; they even played good cop, bad cop,” he said.