The country is experiencing a debate on security that is provided both to active parliamentarians and to those who are no longer, in the face of an increasingly polarized society that has already experienced other political crimes.
The country is experiencing a debate on security that is provided both to active parliamentarians and to those who are no longer, in the face of an increasingly polarized society that has already experienced other political crimes.
The threat of political violence becomes serious when it becomes commonplace. Public demonization of opponents, fueled by exaggerated hyperbole about existential danger or the end of democracy, becomes a common feature of political culture. Along with it, fantasies about assassination as a means to solve the problem once and for all begin to be tolerated, thus breaking an important taboo: what was not long ago unthinkable suddenly becomes concei…