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MSNBC’s anchor Aiman Mohildin asked on Sunday if it was possible to accuse “single wolves” involved in political violence in the current political system to hear their problems.
Last weekend, the MSNBC Board discussed a recent wave of political violence over the last decade, starting from firing the Republican Congress baseball and attempts by Donald Trump to more fresh murders of two Israeli Embassy and the CEO of Unitedhealthcare Brian Tompsan.
The panel conversation was caused by the murder of former Speaker of the Democratic Minnesota House Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark, as well as related executions by Senator John Hoffman, also Democrat, and his wife and. The suspect in these attacks is Ven Luther BolterHe was captured after a two -day analysis, and has since been charged with two persecution articles, two articles on murder and two crimes related to firearms in a federal court.
During the Board, Mohildin appealed to the former Mayor of New York Bill de Biela and asked if he could blame the recent tendency of political violence in the system that he did not hear the problems of the voters.
Ayman Mohildin, an MSNBC anchor, is one of the particularly left network commentators. (Photo by Riccardo Savi/Getty Images for the Concordia summit)
“Do you believe that there is a connection between how effective our democracy and our government and the risk of political violence?” Mohildin asked. “What if people are there who feel despair- and this is an excuse anyway, but I think about Luigi Mangion, who killed the cold blood director of the CEO of Healthcare-or, if people do not have any political outlets if the government or the system does not represent the will of the people who How effectively our control system works?
“There has always been a political point in history and whether society is to serve people or not,” the former mayor replied, warning that even so, “there is never justification for political violence.”
De Blazio claimed that at a time when there were times of relative peace, “the 60s were a time of political violence, and in the last years, when the level of political conflict intensified and, of course, where there were such votes that gave the permission structure.”
Luigi Mangion screams, and officers hold him back when he arrives at the extradition hearing at Blair County in Holidaisburg, Pennsylvania, December 10, 2024. Mangion is the main suspect in firing the Joint Director -General Brian Thompson. (David Di Delgado for Digital Fox News)
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Counting on past examples of violence of both state and non -state subjects in the past, the former mayor suggested: “I think it is also fair to say that if the public generally believes that society serves them when there is a sense of affiliation when there is a sense I think I can go back to it and I respect, and I respect it gives the temperature down, it gives less oxygen elements that arise, or in the violations that exist, and I think I can go back to it and I respect and I respect and I respect and it may be less. “
He then assumed that Trump’s climb At least partly guilty of recent political violence.
President Donald Trump speaks at Americafest, Sunday, December 22, 2024, in Pheanix. (Rick of the scooter)
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“But it will be necessary, simply, winning the trumpet and selecting the structure of the permission it created, and to show people that there could be a way to society,” said de Blazio.
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