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EPISODE · Dec 15, 2021 · 21 MIN

Stochastic Violence

from Fredericks MIND Thing · host Fredericks of New Port Richey

You can be sure it is coming without knowing when or how. Violence is being elicited by politicians and certain parts of the media. They appeal to an aggrieved minority of citizens who view violence as an acceptable political tool. Rather than modifying their political approach or adjusting their arguments, they believe they can advance their cause through the use violence and threats thereof. When combined, their obsession with weaponry and their unwillingness to participate in basic health measures presents us with what amounts to an existential threat. A significant segment of the populace display a total disregard for the health and safety of their fellow citizens if they do not share their selfish, destructive and false minority beliefs. That’s Bullshit. Failed arguments evoke violence. Fight. Treat them rough. Stochastic violence. Fighting words. Don’t say terrorism. You Ess Aay. Try to hurt him. Specific non-specific threats. Disinterested law enforcement. Rage engagement. Resist normalization. When do we kill these people? Extreme polarization. Joining the enemy. Herman Cain confusion. Absurd analogies. How to respond? Is unity possible? Democracy may not be the answer. Obstruction confession.

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