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Dig: Assassin Nation w/ Patrick Blanchfield

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The Dynamics of Political Violence

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between violence and sociopolitical ideologies in modern America, particularly how extremist beliefs can lead to acts of violence. It examines historical and contemporary examples of political assassination, analyzing their motivations and societal implications. Additionally, the discussion touches on the evolutionary dynamics of marginalized movements and the impact of state repression, questioning the role of violence in achieving social change.

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