2/3 of Americans link harsh political talk to violence; 79% see declining tolerance: Poll
A recent Reuters poll reveals that a significant majority of Americans believe harsh political rhetoric is fueling violence, following the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The poll highlights concerns about eroded tolerance, a sense of societal breakdown, and fears of politically motivated violence. There's also a disparity in media attention given to different incidents of political violence.
A recent Reuters poll reveals that a significant majority of Americans believe harsh political rhetoric is fueling violence, following the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The poll highlights concerns about eroded tolerance, a sense of societal breakdown, and fears of politically motivated violence. There's also a disparity in media attention given to different incidents of political violence.
