In principle, yes, but the data would be hard to gather, harder to parse, and overwhelmingly subject to ideological tampering.
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Maybe, at least, these wars have better distribution
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When was the last culture war?
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it's all the same war
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Probably tame by comparison
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You could look at instances of violence whose motives are connected to the culture war
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There were hundreds of bombings a year in the US in the early '70s by left-wing terrorists. I would vote less fierce.
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I mean there isn’t fist fights in congress anymore
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I think culture wars of past were waged more at arms-length (via disintermediating... media); occasionally there would be direct-skirmishes (protests/counter-protests @ abortion clinics, etc), but for most part, it was depersonalized. Now its more like gangs looking for fights
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