But it also created a subtler set of problems now driving more and broader violence.
It won't change from day to night on June 30". Salim's death was a high-profile reminder of the broader violence affecting Iraq.
In mid-June a video apparently released by al-Qaeda urged youths in Kashmir to drop democratic protest against Indian occupation and turn instead to the use of Kalashnikovs and broader violence.
The gang — affiliated with the straight-edge movement, a subculture that eschews drugs and alcohol — was formed to push neo-Nazi fans out of hardcore clubs but devolved into broader violence, according to various accounts, including a National Geographic documentary.
In part this reflects the broader violence of Honduran society, which has some of the world's worst levels of murder, organised crime, drug trafficking, gun use, inequality and corruption.
That incident reflected the power struggle between the Arab-dominated national government and the Kurd-dominated local government and police force in Kirkuk, and underscored a rift that American officials fear could intensify into broader violence in the city, which has nearly a million residents.
A8 India Mob Burns Train A mob in Godhra set fire to a train carrying Hindu activists on a mission to build a temple on the site of a demolished mosque, killing 58 people and raising anxiety about a spiral of broader violence.
His killing was one of several clashes between the government and rebels that spiraled into broader violence against civilians, setting off a mass exodus to Uganda.
Ms. McCarthy said she would resume her quest for broad gun violence legislation: reinstating the assault weapons ban that expired in 2004; banning high-capacity magazines; requiring criminal background checks on gun buyers at gun shows; and improving instant background checks to more thoroughly catch people with histories of mental illness.
They are scary because they -- in their image and iconography -- should be immune to the sort of broad animalistic violence that will soon color them.
