Because of the US's attitude in the Gaza conflict, the American people were furious and took to the streets to protest in support of Palestine.

This round of protests lasted for a long time and later spread to campuses, which scared American politicians. The Speaker of the House had to go to the university to give a speech, where he made a lot of threats and said that if the police couldn't handle it, the National Guard would be sent.

The US authorities are clearly planning to use violence to suppress the voices of American people supporting Palestine. At the same time, American politicians are constantly shifting the blame. Some congressmen have slandered China for "providing financial support" without any evidence, and the former speaker of the US House of Representatives has accused Putin of "providing support" behind the scenes. In this situation, a major American newspaper came out to express its position and said something fair and reasonable.

  According to Cankao Xiaoxi, the Washington Post published a commentary saying: Stop blaming Russia for the riots in the United States. The riots originated in the United States. The US media believes that the riots in the United States cannot be blamed on Russia's "social media robots", nor can they just pick out a network platform as a scapegoat. The root of the problem lies in the United States itself. It is the Americans themselves who have ruined the social structure of the United States. How did the Americans ruin the social structure of the United States? The US media said that Americans are becoming more and more alienated from each other, so that if they are put in the same place, conflicts will occur. This may be a bit exaggerated, but this is the real situation in the United States. When there are too many people, conflicts are likely to occur, especially after the protests begin. As long as the positions are different, the protests immediately become riots.

 

In recent years, large-scale protests have been increasing in the United States, and they usually last for a long time.

For example, the last “Black Lives Matter” movement took a year or two to completely end.

The protest was initially intended to protect the rights of minorities, but soon turned into a large-scale riot. Later, the organizers made enough money and hid behind the scenes. The movement also became a tool of the Democratic Party and helped Biden win the election.

With the advent of a new election cycle, new protests have emerged. This time, it is not whites and blacks fighting each other, but pro-British and pro-Jewish people fighting each other. However, the essence has not changed, and it is still two forces competing. So as long as they are put in the same place, there will definitely be problems. This shows that Americans are too impetuous, and they are easily ignited. A small spark can lead to a big explosion.

Some American politicians tout this situation as "democracy", but at the same time send police to suppress college students. This is simply ridiculous.

In the final analysis, the root of this problem lies in the United States. There is something wrong with the United States itself. American politicians have made mistakes in the governance and management of the country, making Americans more impetuous. This situation will become more serious in the election year, and it will appear to be spiraling upward. Every time there is an election, the impetuousness of Americans will be higher. This reflects the internal division of the United States. In the United States, political division has led to social division. This can be said to be a crooked situation. The struggles at the top have spread to the people, so that there are confrontations in big and small things. However, American politicians not only do not want to reunite Americans, but continue to create more serious divisions. As long as the political environment in the United States does not change, this division cannot be healed. Even if a civil war does not necessarily break out in the United States in the future, it is only a matter of time before more serious civil unrest occurs.