Political Violence

The Threat and The Counter: Political Violence
Below is just a launching point on how to discuss this issue with logic and facts instead of thinks, feels, and shoulds. It is up to each of us to take our own personality and passion, then use our personal strengths to turn the tide with our knowledge and voice. I implore you to go beyond supporting political party beliefs blindly, break free of changing your views because the party said so, and see that some of the issues can cross party lines. Once we see that, we can gather together and fight to defend our rights. #CSAEndViolence

Who Should Care?
Everyone. The left, the right, center, north, south, men, women, gay, straight every single one of us should be concerned about political violence. That includes violence and destruction in the name of politics, even if it's just an excuse to assault, burn, and loot.

Violence Begets Violence. We All Must Be Better Than This:

BLM Protest (Not Considered Political Violence)
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Fall of a Minneapolis Precinct

Republican Baseball Game Shooting

Tesla Vandalism
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Politicians and Press Call for Violence

January 6th (No Link, I Will Be Showing a Deeper Side in the Future)

Anti Violent, Pro Dialogue Charlie Kirk Shot

Minnesota Lawmakers Shot

Death Threats
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Supreme Court Justices Also Targets to Violence
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Democrat Violent Rhetoric

Threats to Trump

First Attempt
Second Attempt

Arguments, Discussions, and Education

Charlie Kirk, "...Reasonable Disagreement Where Violence is Not an Option."

And Again
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The Data for Political Violence Has Been Terrible for Years. Stop Looking to Blame. Start Saying, "It's Wrong, Period"

The Data is Corrupt. You Must Now Trust Your Ears and Eyes. Yours, That Means Research, Not Echoing.

A Good Chance the Left is More Violent Due to Data Bias

One More, The Data is Not Reliable

BLM Riot Costs from 2020. This Hurts All of Us

MLK Jr on Non-Violent Resistance for Those that Feel Oppressed

Final Thoughts from the Choose Stand Act Team:

A Lost Election is Not an Excuse to Cheat, Hate, Destroy, or Kill. It Is Motivation to Listen to Each Other, Understand Each Other Better, and Try to Express Yourself and Your Side More Effectively for the Next Election.

Political Violence Ends When We Refuse to Accept, Participate, Tolerate, or Excuse Violence from All Sides of the Political Spectrum

If You Excuse Your Side's Violence, Then You Have No Right to be Surprised or Indignant When the Other Side Feels Like They Must Defend Their Side with Violence.