It's crazy that this degree of violence exists.

And the question is, how do you stop it?

Yeah, that's a bit, that's the million dollar question.

That's why no politician is willing to even tackle the issue because it's harder than just a 30-minute fix.

You cannot fix and unravel what has been infused into the community for decades now.

You're not going to fix it in 10, 15 years.

This is a complete overhaul of an entire identity in a group of people.

Here's the story from Mediite.

This man was hurting, said CNN's Van Jones about the killer who stabbed Ukrainian refugee to death.

Let's refresh.

You know, let me just say a couple of things.

One is, I mean, what happened to that young woman was horrible.

And it's everybody's nightmare.

If you're in any public space, subway, whatever, that something bad is going to happen to you

or somebody you care about.

So it does strike a chord.

We don't know why that man did what he did.

He said, for Charlie Kirk to say, we know he did it because she's white.

When there's no evidence of that, it's just pure race mongering, hate mongering, it's wrong.

Then he says that if something like that had happened the other way, there would be sweeping changes. We get it. He says the killer was hurting, and we don't know why he did it. Despite the fact, on video, he says, I got that white girl. Apparently says it twice. That's what it sounds like. Now we have this. Listen to this. I have a right to violence. All oppressed people have a right to violence. And I'm going to tell you something. It's like the right to pee. You got to have the right place. You got to have the right time. You got to have the appropriate situation. And I'm absolutely convinced that this is it. This clip was posted by Black Lives Matter just the other day as this national conversation is emerging.

This is from a film, 1983, called Born in Flames. It's a feminist, communist,

propaganda piece, and they are justifying their right to use violence at a time when we're

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