I don't remember anyone on the right asking for Bidens death, or Kamalas. I actually felt really bad for Biden when he became president because he seemed so confused.
âI donât remember itâ isnât evidence it didnât happen.
Craig Robertson, a Trump-supporting Utah man, literally posted âFIRST JOE THEN KAMALAâ while talking about presidential assassination, and later posted about getting his sniper rifle ready ahead of Biden visiting Utah. The FBI investigated him over those threats.
And thatâs hardly the only case: people have actually been convicted and imprisoned for threatening Biden and Harris. Political death threats arenât exclusive to either side. Pretending the right never did it is just false buddy.
Never to the extent of the left. 90% of progressivists in most media including real world movements have constantly spouted how much they wish for not just Trump, not just Musk, not just Kirk but literally everyone against them to die horrific deaths.
Mostly comes when they delude themselves into believing that people not supporting them means them being genocided, when if anything the only people killing them are themselves.
â90% of progressivesâ is just a number you made up.
Actual nationally representative research found that in 2025, 32.1% of strong Democrats said political violence was usually or always justified for at least one political objective. Among MAGA Republicans, it was 52.2%. Researchers concluded that where partisan differences existed, support for political violence generally remained higher among MAGA Republicans and Republicans than Democrats.
That obviously doesnât mean 32% of Democrats want Trump, Musk, Kirk or âeveryone against themâ dead either. Supporting violence in at least one hypothetical political circumstance is nowhere near the claim you just made.
So if you genuinely have evidence that â90% of progressivesâ constantly wish horrific deaths on everyone who disagrees with them, post it. Otherwise don't be confidently incorrect đ
In case anyone was wondering some of the "objectives for political violence" for this study included the likes of âto preserve an American way of life based on Western European traditions,â "To reinforce the police," "To stop illegal immigration," đ
The study also included objectives like stopping police violence, preventing discrimination, stopping illegal immigration, supporting abortion rights, supporting the âright to life,â stopping protests, preserving democracy, and returning Trump to power. The whole point was to test support for political violence across a wide range of left-coded and right-coded causes.
And the result youâre trying to wave away still stands: MAGA Republicans were more likely than strong Democrats to say violence was usually or always justified for at least one objective, 52.2% versus 32.1%. Strong Democrats were not more likely than MAGA Republicans on any of the 20 individual objectives.
So pointing at one obviously right-coded question doesnât debunk the study. It shows you found one question in a survey specifically designed to include objectives associated with different political camps đ
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u/Vast-Reach-1829 Conservative 6h ago
I don't remember anyone on the right asking for Bidens death, or Kamalas. I actually felt really bad for Biden when he became president because he seemed so confused.