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An Important Message On Violent Extremism In Politics - Please Give Me Four Minutes of Your Time
Jon Fleischman takes a few minutes to talk about this serious topic, with the idea of spreading the message that this kind of violent extremist cannot be tolerated.
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Please watch this four-minute video I recorded on the rise of violent extremism and our responsibility in this moment. If you agree with this message, please share or like. Spread the word! Please watch this four-minute video I recorded on the rise of violent extremism and our responsibility in this moment.
If you agree with this message, please share or like. Spread the word!
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The Message:
In this short video presentation, Jon Fleischman reflects on the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and the subsequent discussions surrounding violent extremism in America. He emphasizes the need for a unified condemnation of all forms of violent extremism, regardless of ideological affiliation. Fleischman calls for de-escalation of tensions and advocates for constructive discourse as a means to address political disagreements. He stresses the importance of working within the American system to promote ideas and candidates that align with one's beliefs, while rejecting violence as a means of political expression.
Takeways:
The assassination of Charlie Kirk has sparked a national conversation about extremism.
Violent extremism, regardless of its source, must be condemned.
De-escalation is crucial in preventing violence.
Political discourse should focus on persuasion, not violence.
Words and rhetoric can exacerbate tensions and lead to violence.
Both sides of the political spectrum have extremists that need to be addressed.
The American system allows for peaceful political engagement and change.
Understanding and dialogue are essential in a functioning democracy.
Violent actions are never justified in political disagreements.
We must work to elevate our ideas through constructive means.
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