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Political Violence: Why, Who, and What Do We Do?

with Elizabeth Neumann

Elizabeth Neumann discusses the alarming rise in political violence in the United States, highlighting recent data that shows a significant increase in the willingness of Americans to resort to violence for political ends. She explores the ideological shifts on both the left and right, the impact of COVID-19 on societal attitudes, and the importance of mental health in understanding violent behavior. Neumann emphasizes the need for community engagement and education to prevent violence, recognizing warning signs, and fostering hope in a time of despair.

Links

Elizabeth Neumann’s home page.

FBI resource on preventing mass violence.

Our previous podcast with Elizabeth Neumann.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Political Violence and Trends

02:52 Understanding the Data on Political Violence

05:17 The Shift in Left-Wing Violence

08:19 The Rise of Salad Bar Extremism

10:42 The Role of Nihilism in Violence

13:15 The Impact of Government Actions on Violence

15:47 Community Responses to Political Violence

18:30 The Importance of Local Engagement

20:47 Recognizing Warning Signs of Violence

23:27 The Role of Education in Preventing Violence

26:15 Conclusion and Call to Action

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