Political violence attacks

 Federalist:

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Incidents of politically charged aggression are escalating, with recent attacks aimed at supporters of conservative figures like Charlie Kirk and even media outlets tied to controversial decisions.

From disruptions at vigils to a deadly shooting, these events signal a troubling trend of hostility that demands attention.

In Massachusetts, two individuals, including one linked to Antifa—a group labeled a terrorist organization by President Trump—were arrested for disrupting a vigil honoring Kirk, according to Boston.com.

A minor among them allegedly assaulted a person wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat, striking them and carrying a knife, leading to charges of assault and battery and possession of a dangerous weapon, Fox Digital reported. Meanwhile, in Florida, a 73-year-old member of a retirement community’s MAGA Club, Valerie Jamieson, was reportedly shoved to the ground by a 56-year-old protester during another vigil.

“I walked towards her and said, ‘You’re not coming up here, you need to get out of here,’ and she just pushed me like that and I fell back, head hit the concrete,” Jamieson told Fox Orlando, expressing her fury.

A shocking shooting at Sacramento’s ABC10 news station left one man dead, just a day after protests erupted over ABC’s decision to temporarily pull Jimmy Kimmel’s show following remarks tied to Kirk’s death.

The 64-year-old suspect, apprehended Friday, left behind notes in his car critical of Trump’s administration, with a chilling calendar reminder on his fridge: “Do the next scary thing,” per The Associated Press.

While Disney announced Kimmel’s return to ABC, the Sacramento County District Attorney noted the shooter’s motive remains under investigation, raising questions about the intersection of media and political violence.

Across the Atlantic, Italy faced its own wave of unrest as pro-Palestine protests turned violent after the government refused to recognize Palestinian statehood, leading to riots and arrests, The Guardian reported.

Similarly, a New Hampshire country club shooting, where the gunman allegedly shouted “Free Palestine,” left authorities scrambling to determine if bias motivated the attack, though the state’s Attorney General found no evidence of hate-based intent.
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Palestine is a non-existent country made up of Arab Islamists who want to occupy Israeli territory.  Most of the other assailants are liberals upset that voters are rejecting them.  Antifa earned its designation as a terrorist organization.