Harrisburg, Pennsylvania – Governor Josh Shapiro Pennsylvania said Tuesday that the country must “turn around” in response to political violence and believe that the government cannot solve the problem while refusing to revenge.
ShapiroDemocrats made these words in a keynote speech at the Global Summit on Eradication of Hate PittsburghA few days after the assassination of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk.
Shapiro Say political leaders must condemn all forms of political violence and reject “revenge speech.”
“It’s all wrong, and it makes us all unsafe. At a moment like this, I believe it’s our responsibility to call out all forms of political violence clearly and clearly to make it clear that it’s all wrong,” he said. Shapiro explain. “It’s not difficult to do.”
He said violence should not be used as an excuse for more violence or prosecution of constitutionally protected speech, and he said that political violence is not only hurt or killed, but affects everyone because it intimidates the horror, silence and tears of American social structure. ”
Shapiro After Kirk was killed, criticizing President Donald Trump for using “angry rhetoric”, he mentioned Trump again on Tuesday, saying “in the dark corners of the internet, all the way to the Oval Office, they want to cherry picky, they want to condemn instances of political violence they want to condemn.”
In April, Shapiro A suspected arsonist broke in and set fire to kill him, and his family fled the governor’s official residence in the middle of the night Shapiro.
The governor, who was considered a potential contender for the White House in the 2028 presidential election, fell asleep after celebrating the Jewish Passover holiday there.
In his speech Shapiro People who say too much don’t believe that the government and American institutions can solve the problem. Instead, they found refuges on the internet, their frustrations were exploited and used to hatred, he said.
“This leads people to believe that the only way they can solve the problem is through violence.” Shapiro explain. “They find people online that gloriously violent and urge violence.”
“It’s dangerous for our democracy and we need to turn the trend around,” he said.
The gunman attacked and killed 11 worshippers, and the meeting to eradicate hatred began in fifth grade Pittsburgh The Tree of Life Synagogue 2018 attacks on the deadliest Jewish people in American history.
