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Overall, discussions reflect significant concern about the survey's findings, with phrases like 'disturbing' and 'crazy' emphasizing alarm, while references to specific figures and studies demonstrate a high level of engagement. The tone varies from skepticism to urgency, showcasing the importance of the issue in current societal discourse.
Most discussions recognize the disturbing findings about the prevalence of support for violence and strong leadership over democratic principles, reflecting some level of concern or acknowledgment of the issue.
Participants show high interest, frequently referencing specific survey data and studies, indicating engagement with the article's findings and implications.
Many share detailed summaries, question the data, or call for action, demonstrating deep engagement and active discussion about the societal risks.
These discussions could influence public awareness and policy debates regarding political violence, as they highlight alarming statistics and emphasize urgent prevention.
You can read the whole study and their findings here too. It is not hidden behind a paywall. Their 2024 study is in the field now and will publish in the fall before the election. https://t.co/jB452dAh4Q
Read the entire study results and see how dangerous our times have become. They survey was in the field in 2022 and the current one is now out and will be ready in September. Great work from @ucdavis https://t.co/KqK5hRCPhy
"Small but concerning proportions of the population consider violence, including lethal violence, to be usually or always justified to advance political objectives. Prevention efforts should proceed urgently based on the best evidence available." https://t.co/M0UqN23FMt
The award-winning paper was led by VPRP director Garen Wintemute, with Sonia L. Robinson, Andrew Crawford, Daniel Tancredi, @Julia_Schleimer, Elizabeth A. Tomsich, @PaulReeping, Aaron B. Shev, and @Veronica_A_Pear. https://t.co/J2ApIfYwzh
Trends in Views of Democracy and Society and Support for Political Violence in the USA, 2022-2024: Findings from a Nationally Representative Survey: Wintemute, Garen J.; Crawford, Andrew; Tomsich, Elizabeth A.; Pear, Veronica A.
Donald Trump is increasingly unhinged and his followers are constantly threatening retribution and revenge for his prosecutions and other perceived attacks. The likelihood of political violence hasnt been this high…
The survey highlights growing concerns about political violence in the USA, with many respondents expressing support or willingness to engage in violence to achieve political goals, along with significant beliefs…
This episode addresses the growing concern over political violence in the US as the presidential election approaches. Violence researcher Dr Garen Wintemute offers evidence-based insights into the potential threat and…
@JaimeThissen @WalterHudson https://t.co/Ks05LvX2Hq
6. Concern is rightly raised that public opinion retains a small but significant rump of people across the political spectrum who believe that ‘violence, including lethal violence, is usually or always justified to advance political objectives’. https://t.co/EdxJppDNaX
@TrueSlazac @MickyStam521 @USA_Polling June 2022 IPSOS data: 1/5 a strong leader over democracy, 1/6 believe in white replacement theory, 1/3rd of respondents believe political violence can be justified in 1 of 17 different scenarios, however only 1% said they'd be willing to just kill people https://t.co/J1mtlpn2sg
Trends in Views of Democracy and Society and Support for Political Violence in the United States: Findings from a 2023 Nationally Representative Survey: Wintemute, Garen J.; Robinson, Sonia; Crawford, Andrew; Tomsich, Elizabeth A.; Reeping, Paul M; Shev, Aaron; Velasquez, Bradley; Tancredi, Daniel
Trends in Views of Democracy and Society and Support for Political Violence in the United States: Findings from a 2023 Nationally Representative Survey: Wintemute, Garen J.; Robinson, Sonia; Crawford, Andrew; Tomsich, Elizabeth A.; Reeping, Paul M; Shev, Aaron; Velasquez, Bradley; Tancredi, Daniel
Trends in Views of Democracy and Society and Support for Political Violence in the USA, 2022-2024: Findings from a Nationally Representative Survey: Wintemute, Garen J.; Crawford, Andrew; Tomsich, Elizabeth A.; Pear, Veronica A.
Trends in Views of Democracy and Society and Support for Political Violence in the USA, 2022-2024: Findings from a Nationally Representative Survey: Wintemute, Garen J.; Crawford, Andrew; Tomsich, Elizabeth A.; Pear, Veronica A.
Trends in Views of Democracy and Society and Support for Political Violence in the USA, 2022-2024: Findings from a Nationally Representative Survey https://share.osf.io/preprint/E01F1-327-CDC Background: In 2022, a nationally representative longitudinal survey in the USA found concerning #sociology
Trends in Views of Democracy and Society and Support for Political Violence in the USA, 2022-2024: Findings from a Nationally Representative Survey: http://osf.io/6crkf/
RT @FPWellman: You can read the whole study and their findings here too. It is not hidden behind a paywall. Their 2024 study is in the fiel…
RT @BruceBartlett: "Small but concerning proportions of the population consider violence, including lethal violence, to be usually or alway…
RT @BruceBartlett: "Small but concerning proportions of the population consider violence, including lethal violence, to be usually or alway…
"Small but concerning proportions of the population consider violence, including lethal violence, to be usually or always justified to advance political objectives. Prevention efforts should proceed urgently based on the best evidence available." https://t.co/M0UqN23FMt
RT @OnDemocracyPod: Read the entire study results and see how dangerous our times have become. They survey was in the field in 2022 and the…
RT @FPWellman: You can read the whole study and their findings here too. It is not hidden behind a paywall. Their 2024 study is in the fiel…
RT @FPWellman: You can read the whole study and their findings here too. It is not hidden behind a paywall. Their 2024 study is in the fiel…
RT @FPWellman: You can read the whole study and their findings here too. It is not hidden behind a paywall. Their 2024 study is in the fiel…
RT @FPWellman: You can read the whole study and their findings here too. It is not hidden behind a paywall. Their 2024 study is in the fiel…
RT @FPWellman: You can read the whole study and their findings here too. It is not hidden behind a paywall. Their 2024 study is in the fiel…
RT @FPWellman: You can read the whole study and their findings here too. It is not hidden behind a paywall. Their 2024 study is in the fiel…
RT @FPWellman: You can read the whole study and their findings here too. It is not hidden behind a paywall. Their 2024 study is in the fiel…
You can read the whole study and their findings here too. It is not hidden behind a paywall. Their 2024 study is in the field now and will publish in the fall before the election. https://t.co/jB452dAh4Q
RT @OnDemocracyPod: Read the entire study results and see how dangerous our times have become. They survey was in the field in 2022 and the…
RT @OnDemocracyPod: Read the entire study results and see how dangerous our times have become. They survey was in the field in 2022 and the…
RT @OnDemocracyPod: Read the entire study results and see how dangerous our times have become. They survey was in the field in 2022 and the…
Read the entire study results and see how dangerous our times have become. They survey was in the field in 2022 and the current one is now out and will be ready in September. Great work from @ucdavis https://t.co/KqK5hRCPhy
Views of democracy and society and support for political violence in the USA: findings from a nationally representative survey https://t.co/AjomEyAyfy
The award-winning paper was led by VPRP director Garen Wintemute, with Sonia L. Robinson, Andrew Crawford, Daniel Tancredi, @Julia_Schleimer, Elizabeth A. Tomsich, @PaulReeping, Aaron B. Shev, and @Veronica_A_Pear. https://t.co/J2ApIfYwzh
https://t.co/1zaZ44jtTV
STUDY: "Small but concerning proportions of the population consider violence, including lethal violence, to be usually or always justified to advance political objectives." https://t.co/LBXX0ty5Lb https://t.co/anNpXlC9BV
@Grunt0313 I don't think the data shows what they think it does! https://t.co/qXIegFgJrp
@GIFFORDS_org Check your data and fix your lies! https://t.co/qXIegFgJrp
Read more here: https://t.co/daoVZoDo0i https://t.co/A9P8AbQzsK
CRAZY survey results! WTF America? "1/3 of respondents... considered violence to be usually or always justified to advance .. political objectives." "18.9%... agreed strongly ...that having a strong leader is more important than having a democracy" https://t.co/nTUcEqcO6o
Violence prevention efforts should proceed urgently based on the best evidence available. Read the full study in @injuryEpi here (8/): https://t.co/7Eh6ZZTLfy https://t.co/KN93iDovoF
A third Americans agree that violence is justified to advance political objectives & a fifth agree that strong leadership is more important than democracy — disturbing findings from @UCDavisCVP @GunDeaths @savir_org https://t.co/SIY4uoxFFb
RT @UCDavisCVP:
Views of democracy and society and support for political violence in the USA: findings from a nationally representative survey https://t.co/pjNNF6Vopd
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