Recent polls indicate a growing concern among Americans about political violence, with many believing it is on the rise. Despite these concerns, there is a notable generational divide; younger Americans appear less worried about both political violence and threats to free speech compared to older generations. While a significant portion of the population acknowledges the seriousness of the situation, especially in light of recent events, far fewer support actual violence, preferring to express frustration through intimidation. As the nation braces for potential political unrest, discussions on how to address this issue and prevent escalation are becoming increasingly urgent.