As Slavoj Žižek points out, few things are as violent – psychologically speaking – as change, and the violence of change is what makes people cling to the familiar, even when they hypothetically embrace change.
"No, I don't think so," Jonah says, "But the role of the radio has changed since the violence.
It, too, has been changed by the violence and feels diminished, with a growing sense among Mr. Morsi's supporters that they are an embattled minority.
Other factors in this change are the violence of our century and the rise of the technology that has recorded it.
Assemblyman Bob Reilly, a Democrat from the capital region who has been the chief opponent of legalizing mixed martial arts for several years, said, "If the rules were changed and the violence were taken out, then I would find it acceptable".
Almost three weeks on, the BBC's Yaroslav Lukov asked some of the city's inhabitants whether things had changed since the violence.
Barely a week after Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife, Tashfeen Malik, killed 14 people and wounded 21 others at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino, families far from the gunfire are feeling their lives profoundly changed by the violence.
The children taking part in the Youth Consultation said their lives have been radically changed by the violence.
Yet in the absence of broad changes in policy, the violence has continued, both at the stadium and amongst the barras themselves.
UNICEF also supported the State of Peace initiative, which aimed to change the way violence is addressed in the media by promoting debate and providing training for student journalists.
