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Is Violence Acceptable?

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Is Violence Acceptable?
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The discussion centered on the dangers faced by public figures, particularly conservatives, especially on college campuses. Matt Gagnon highlighted a survey by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Expression, revealing that 34% of college students now believe violence is acceptable to stop speech, up from 24% in four years.

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