Violence and Political Dynamics

This chapter examines the contrasting absence of right-wing violence in current society against the backdrop of left-wing actions perceived as disruptive. It analyzes the historical role of violence in shaping political systems, challenging the idea that governance can exist without it, and critiques the evolving narratives that define acceptable violence. Additionally, the discussion unpacks the complexities of modern governance, foreign policy impacts, and the often overlooked consequences of societal marginalization.