Max Horder

Max Horder, an author and anthropologist at the Network Contagion Institute, joins Freddy Gray to discuss the alarming normalization of left-wing violence in the U.S. They explore how social media fuels violent political actions and the cultural shifts that accompany this trend. Horder critiques the media's portrayal of political violence, analyzing cases like Luigi Mangione's glorification online. The conversation also highlights how technology shapes political discourse and influences youth, contributing to a troubling acceptance of violence.

Max Horder, an author and anthropologist, joins to delve into the alarming rise of political violence in America, spurred by recent events and online hate. He discusses how social media fuels radicalization and how feelings of polarization elevate aggression. The conversation highlights the evolving political landscape, focusing on contentious issues like immigration and transgender rights as symbols of deeper societal divides. Horder emphasizes the need for constructive dialogue to combat the negativity that breeds violence and division.

Max Horder, an author and anthropologist from the Network Contagion Institute, delves into the unsettling normalization of left-wing violence in the US. He discusses how recent political events have shifted the societal psyche, fostering an 'assassination culture' that challenges the norms against political violence. Horder highlights the moral justifications surrounding this aggression and critiques the media's uneven scrutiny of left versus right violence. Additionally, he examines the rise of influential online figures, illustrating the troubling intersection of social media and radical ideologies.