| Abstrakt: |
The article discusses the rise of mass shootings and far-right extremism in America since the 1960s, exploring the shared elements of victimization and guns that underlie both phenomena. It delves into the historical context of mass shootings, far-right insurrectionism, and the role of the Second Amendment in justifying violence. The text highlights the interconnectedness of white victimhood, extremist ideologies, and the proliferation of firearms in shaping contemporary acts of violence, emphasizing the need to understand these issues within a broader historical framework. [Extracted from the article] |
