Anti-Trump - Studies (O Hodwitz & K Massingale; J A. Piazza:,B; Nacos, R Shapiro, U Bloch-Elkon,...) show Trump's hate speech incites and increases violence  School shootings in the usa are 57 times the total of the European nations combined 73+ school shootings - surge began roughly 2015 - when Trump entered politics
Creators: name: E Peck Jr, Charles
Publisher: name: unknown
Year: 2024
Subjects: subject: Ethics
subject: Brown University. Department of Religious Studies
subject: Racism
subject: Peace (Philosophy)
subject: Indigenous people
subject: Social psychology
subject: Irish Americans in popular culture
subject: Philosophical anthropology
subject: Blaan (Philippine people)
subject: Order (Philosophy)--Moral and ethical aspects
subject: Hate speech
subject: Hate groups
subject: Hate--Social aspects
subject: Hate crimes--History
subject: Hate--Political aspects
subject: School shootings
subject: Mass shootings
subject: Mass murder
subject: Anti-racism
subject: World Council of Churches. Programme to Combat Racism
subject: European Centre on Racism and Xenophobia
subject: World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia, and Related Intolerance

description: Studies consistently show Trump's hate speech incited and increases violence - Studies:  O Hodwitz & K Massingale (2021); J A. Piazza (2020); B L. Nacos, R Y. Shapiro, Y Bloch-Elkon 
There have been at least 76 school shootings in the United States so far this year, as of November 11 [2024]. Twenty-four were on college campuses, and 52 were on K-12 school grounds. The incidents left 36 people dead and at least 103 other victims injured, according to CNN's analysis of events reported by the Gun Violence Archive, Education Week and Everytown for Gun Safety. (CNN fast facts)  School shootings in the usa are 57 times the total of the European nations combined 73+ school shootings for 4 consecutive years - surge began toughly 2015 when Trump entered politics 
Plus, the recent murder-assassination of the United Health CEO confirms Piazza's conclusion:  I find that hate speech by politicians is a statistically significant, and substantive, driver of domestic terrorism in countries.
  
DHS – Wikimedia Robb Elementary School Memorial
There 804 deaths is only K-12 deaths in school shootings. The K-12 School Shooting Database, maintained by researcher David Riedman, found 804 victims have been killed and an additional 2,221 have been wounded in 2,699 incidents since 1966. These findings include every instance in which a gun was fired, brandished, or a bullet hit school property regardless of the number of victims. The author notes the number of incidents, victims, and deaths has increased dramatically in the last six years, made evident by the chart below.
 

Article: "804 People Have Been Killed by Guns at U.S." The chart is shocking
Preface: Since becoming president in the last few weeks, Trump has fired a large number of anti-Trump outside the due process of law. FBI agents filed a class action wrongful termination lawsuit against the US department of Justice because Trump fired then for pursuing a completely valid investigation of collusion in the January 6 attack on the capitol. Trump has fired without cause people in labor related government agencies as Well as Army General Miller and the head of the board of elections all because they were critical of Trump = except for labor relations which had no real reason for termination the due process right has been overthrown.
1 'Stand back and stand by': Rhetoric some call racist has marked Trump's entire presidency Portrait of Nicquel Terry Ellis Nicquel Terry Ellis USA TODAY 
President Donald Trump has undermined Black Lives Matter protesters, calling them "terrorists" and "thugs." He has made Asian Americans the target of hate crimes, calling the deadly coronavirus the "Chinese virus" and "Kung flu." And the president has used eugenics to appeal to his white supporters, telling a mostly white crowd in Minnesota they have "good genes."