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Yall should actually read this. It not only expresses the incidents have dropped on the right but also they have increased on the left since the "cancerous" president took over.
Also, excluded the assassination attempt in Butler.
And BLM riots, other left wing violence because the author of the study was involved in them..it also take jailhouse gang violence and calls it right wing...anything thing slightly associated right wing whether it was the motivation or not was consider RW..while the LW wasn't applied the same way..it's a scam studyYall should actually read this. It not only expresses the incidents have dropped on the right but also they have increased on the left since the "cancerous" president took over.
Also, excluded the assassination attempt in Butler.
Go down the rabbit hole and read the metrology and support data. That “study” is trash. The antifa riots are not political violence but the mother throwing a text book at the wall at a school board meeting is.
Griz would hit it.So someone actually got a video of the lady that attacked a dude holding an American flag at our rally here in the Outer Banks. The woman stopped her car got out and stated something to the effect of that’s my American flag. And then this ensued…
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That's a joke of a survey..from the start using terrorist incidents world wide vs individual level at the States is the least aggregious act of the study. And it used here..I could go further indepth but it'd be lost on a teacher who whole existence is based on the fallacy of appealing to authority which he does here blindly again..
In this research we address these gaps by comparing the use of political violence by left-wing, right-wing, and Islamist extremists in the United States and worldwide using two unique datasets that cover real-world examples of politically motivated, violent behaviors. Across both datasets, we find that radical acts perpetrated by individuals associated with left-wing causes are less likely to be violent. In the United States, we find no difference between the level of violence perpetrated by right-wing and Islamist extremists. However, differences in violence emerge on the global level, with Islamist extremists being more likely than right-wing extremists to engage in more violent acts.
I'd say most knew he was a vegetable, but they would rather have unelected deep state sludge running the country than a duly elected Trump.If no one believed the malarkey about Biden he wouldn't have been on the primary ballots. I think the left knew something was wrong but didn't want to accept/believed it. Kind of like how people who get septum piercings think it looks cool but deep down they know they look like gutterskanks.
do a little research......but we all know you will notThat's a joke of a survey..from the start using terrorist incidents world wide vs individual level at the States is the least aggregious act of the study. And it used here..I could go further indepth but it'd be lost on a teacher who whole existence is based on the fallacy of appealing to authority which he does here blindly again..
As I was reading it, I was wondering about the ANTIFAs, and 'autonymous zones' which sprung up in the last cycle of R political violence.Go down the rabbit hole and read the metrology and support data. That “study” is trash. The antifa riots are not political violence but the mother throwing a text book at the wall at a school board meeting is.
Come on man.... The definitions are wall and ambiguous. The focus on fatal incidents as opposed to property violence etc are excluded.. Then there is the anything even slightly attached right wing whether even if the motive doesn't involve tw to agenda is right wing... Anything anti government. Again a biased and weak study.. Not surprised keep trying... Now historically RW have included more violence but recently the majority is on the left..do a little research......but we all know you will not
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Far-left versus Far-right Fatal Violence: An Empirical Assessment of the Prevalence of Ideologically Motivated Homicides in the United States | Published in Criminology, Criminal Justice, Law & Society
By Celinet Duran. Using data from the U.S. Extremist Crime Database, this exploratory study examines the differences between far-left and far-right ideologically motivated fatal violence between 1990 and 2020.ccjls.scholasticahq.com
The findings from this study echo a large
body of research pointing towards an increased threat
by far-right extremism over other ideological
perspectives. The results indicate that the far-right
remains the greatest threat to public safety for the most
severe form of violence, namely ideologically
motivated homicide.
It's certainly violence committed by a right wing person....but probably not politically motivated.Come on man.... The definitions are wall and ambiguous. The focus on fatal incidents as opposed to property violence etc are excluded.. Then there is the anything even slightly attached right wing whether even if the motive doesn't involve tw to agenda is right wing... Anything anti government. Again a biased and weak study.. Not surprised keep trying... Now historically RW have included more violence but recently the majority is on the left..
Let me ask you this . If a white supremist in jail kills a man over a drug deal... Is that rw violence in your eyes??
Ok we know how accurate polls are. Kind like MSDNC showing a 2017 clip from Boston saying it was the crowd at a No Kings protest34 pages into a thread about a rally that apparently "no one cared" about. Interesting.
New polling, though, reinforces how much the thrust of the “No Kings” message has resonated with much of the American public.
In fact, a majority of Americans appear sympathetic to it, at least to some extent. And their ranks appear to be growing.
The survey from the Public Religion Research Institute gave people two options. One was that Trump is a “potentially dangerous dictator whose power should be limited before he destroys democracy.” The other was that he’s a “strong leader who should be given the power he needs to restore America’s greatness.”
Americans chose the “dictator” option by a strong margin, 56%-41%.
And notably, that margin has nearly doubled since April, when Americans also sided with the “dictator” option but by a smaller, 52%-44% margin.
The same poll also showed a 54% majority sided with the view that Trump is waging an “assault on constitutional balances and the rule of law.” The alternative was that his overhaul of the federal government is “a long-overdue correction of disastrous policies” (43%).
TeacherThat's a joke of a survey..from the start using terrorist incidents world wide vs individual level at the States is the least aggregious act of the study. And it used here..I could go further indepth but it'd be lost on a teacher who whole existence is based on the fallacy of appealing to authority which he does here blindly again..
I'll not only provide you a fish......which I have already done,
I will teach you how to fish.
Google something like right-wing and left-wing violence.
or....comparison of politically motivated violence based on ideology
Be creative.....google is amazing.
Report back!!
We can do this all day. I can post study after study.
