After the Trump Manor was searched by the FBI raid, the US media worried that the dispute between the two parties would become a "civil war"

[Global Times reporter Guo Xiaowei] "Those 'related to the Civil War' is an ominous sign for the United States." The Washington Post stated on the 9th that former US President Trump in Florida's residential Haihu Manor Shortly after being raided by the Federal Investigation Bureau (FBI), many posts on the online forums and social media have appeared in the online forum and social media. Many politicians and influential right -wing people also joined this ranks. Some media and scholars are worried that the United States may break out of violent conflict similar to the riots of Congress, and may even make political struggles become "civil war". Cobax, a political scholar who studied the domestic terrorism of the United States, warned: "If this momentum continues, we will see more federal government buildings become (violent) goals."

On the 10th, Trump was preparing to go to the New York General Attorney General's Office for tax survey. (Visual China)

The United States CNN said that after the Haihu Manor was searched by the FBI, a large number of posts on the online forum inciting violence appeared. On a website forum called "Donald (Trump's Name)", a post called "Bullet Ranking" became the hottest post. There are also posts saying: "I just want to say that (US Minister of Justice) Galan must be assassinated, which is so simple." "Kill all FBI agents." Some people encouraged the personal information of the judge who approved the FBI search order. In the posts posted photos of judges, some comments wrote: "I want to see a rope on his neck (meaning hanging)."

It is reported that some studies have found that in the first few weeks of the Capitolist Mountain Riot on January 6, 2021, it was on this website forum that many people posted to discuss violence and attack the police.

CNN said that the posts that incite violence and the "civil war" also appeared on mass platforms such as Twitter. DataMINR, which tracked Twitter information, analyzed the data based on the data. On the 8th, the number of tweets of "civil war" on Twitter increased, and multiple Twitter accounts directly claimed that they would "launch civil war in the United States." The study also found that these accounts that mentioned the "civil war" were not only supporters of Trump, but also Trump's critics.

The Washington Post states that in addition to radicals on the Internet, it is even more disturbing that many politicians, conservative hosts, and incuvenitors with millions of fans have recently been promoting that "the time for violence to save the United States is coming." Right -wing podcast host Claude announced on Twitter 2 million fans on Tuesday: "Today is a war."

It is reported that many politicians also explicitly or secretly support violence. They regard the federal government as the "police country" that must be opposed, and even claim that the federal institutions must be disbanded first. Federal Councilor Green called for "don't provide funds for the FBI" on Twitter. Republican candidate and former Missouri governor Gregs released a campaign advertisement on Monday. In the advertisement, Grartith shouted with a long gun and a team of all armed teams: "Let us join the 'greater in the United States' and hunt those traitors until our country is rescued."

The incitement of the Internet and politicians had a huge impact on the people. The latest public opinion survey of the University of Maryland found that about 1/3 Americans believe that "the behavior of resisting the government with violence is legitimate", which is the highest among these polls in more than 20 years. Researcher Brano, a University of Maryland, said that it is difficult to resolve these violence trends. "They will not do that, especially in 2024."

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