Louder with Crowder The Left is Violent (Part 2) | Change My Mind
Oct 2, 2025
In this discussion, students Jacob, Connor, and Harrison tackle the provocative topic of left-wing political violence. Jacob defines political violence with Steven, finding common ground on its implications. Connor offers insights from his observations in San Francisco, questioning the messaging from leftist leaders. Harrison asserts that cultural and religious factors play a significant role in the violence, and they delve into how media bias shapes public perception. The conversation is a mix of evidence, personal reflections, and spirited debate.
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Left-Heavy Political Violence Claim
- Crowder argues most recent political violence is predominantly from the left, not evenly distributed across both sides.
- He ties this to rhetoric from left leadership and examples like attacks on ICE and Charlie Kirk's assassination.
Local Violent Incidents Cited
- Crowder lists concrete incidents: ICE shootings, bomb threats, and the Portland killing of Aaron Danielson.
- He uses video and local examples to illustrate events the prosecution project stats allegedly omit.
Polls Show Partisan Gap On Violence
- Crowder cites YouGov polls claiming a large share of self-identified liberals find political violence somewhat to completely acceptable.
- He contrasts that with higher conservative rejection rates to argue a partisan gap in support for violence.
