These are our enemies not because they are our economic competitors, since economic competition is always a good thing, but because they don't play by American rules: they don't respect individual liberties or free markets; they strive to compete by violence and oppression.
Plus, as the Washington Post recently noted, there's more than enough violence competing for our attention.
Trump and Clinton have outlined competing visions of violence prevention, with Trump touting a tough-on-crime approach, and Clinton focusing on the need to reform police treatment of black Americans and reduce gun violence through tougher gun control laws.
Sadrist mosques and leaders have warned loudly that homosexuality threatens Iraqi life and culture – though even some Sunni militias may have joined the violence, competing to show their moral credentials.
The loose weapons are fuel for crime and violence between competing militias and against foreigners.
In the latest skirmish, the parties are battling over competing versions of the Violence Against Women Act, a measure that usually sails through Congress without controversy.
While Rio has been riven by frequent violence between competing gangs of drug traffickers, the war for control has largely been won in the commercial hub.
As with virtually all such events in remote parts of China, there were competing accounts of the violence on Tuesday, which took place in the town of Yecheng, known in Uighur as Kargilik.
The South African Police Service have been in charge of public order and safety on the ground since the violence between competing labour factions erupted over the weekend, claiming the lives of eight of our employees and two police officers.
The South African police service have been in charge of public order and safety on the ground since the violence between competing labour factions erupted over the weekend, claiming the lives of eight of our employees and two police officers.
