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Originally Posted by Chico23231
Political violence committed by Transgender individuals…included the Antifa community support by folks on this very site…is abnormally extremely high.
If you want to get into criminal stats broken down by demographic groups I guarantee democrats will not like it.
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Again chico , your political beliefs blind you to the truth. You want stats .......read up and cry! What questions do they have about this, what did you tell them?
https://cvp.ucdavis.edu/insights/dif...icans-violence
The difference between Republicans and MAGA Republicans is violence
One of the first steps toward changing the nation’s trajectory is understanding it better. In July we published the first report from a nationwide survey, presenting whole-population data on support for and willingness to engage in political violence. I discussed that report in this commentary.
A critical element of the public health approach is knowing who’s most at risk; such knowledge underlies effective prevention work. With that in mind, we’ve just published two studies of variation in the prevalence of violence-related extreme beliefs and in support of and willingness to engage in political violence.
The first study was conducted with 8,620 respondents drawn from the IPSOS Knowledge Panel and focused on variations associated with political party affiliation and political ideology. We found that, on the whole, Republicans were more likely than Democrats to endorse the use of physical force or violence to achieve specific political objectives. This is consistent with prior survey research and other evidence that the threat from domestic extremism arises chiefly from the right.
The second study was conducted with 7,255 respondents from that sample of 8,620 for whom information about the respondents’ party affiliation, 2020 voting information and opinion on the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election was available. The study focused specifically on MAGA (Make America Great Again) Republicans, defined as Republicans who voted for Donald Trump in 2020 and who agreed strongly or very strongly with the statement that “the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump, and Joe Biden is an illegitimate president.” Among the respondents were 1,128 “MAGA Republicans,” 640 “strong” Republicans, 1,571 “other” Republicans and 3,916 non-Republicans (Democrats and those reporting no party affiliation).
This study addressed questions arising from two recent speeches President Biden gave in Maryland and one in Pennsylvania: Are MAGA Republicans a distinct subset of Republicans? Are they more likely than others to endorse political violence?
https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/20/polit...-data-analysis
The data doesn’t back up Trump’s claims that the left is more violent
A study from the libertarian Cato Institute this year tracked about 3,600 murders from politically motivated attacks over the past 50 years. The vast majority of them (about 3,000) came on one day: September 11, 2001.
Cato found right-wing ideology accounted for 391 of the 618 non-9/11 political. murders, a clear majority. Left-wing ideology accounted for 65, with other motivations, like foreign nationalism, Islamism, and separatism, accounting for the rest.
In the last five years alone, the proportions are similar: 44 people died at the hands of those with right-wing ideology – a majority for all politically motivated attacks in this span – compared to 18 at the hands of those with left-wing ideology, according to the study.
The data echo a study from the National Institute of Justice — the DOJ’s research agency – last year. It found that since 1990, far-right extremists killed more than six times as many people in ideologically motivated attacks (520 people) as far-left extremists (78).
https://www.newsweek.com/department-...t-wing-2131683
DOJ Deletes Study Alleging Rise In Far-Right Terrorism In US
https://thehill.com/homenews/adminis...tremism-study/
DOJ quietly removes study showing right wing attacks ‘outpace’ those by left