VIOLOMETER
Global LEFT VS RIGHT Scorecard

Violent political speech tracked worldwide

Two scores per country: how often the local left and local right call for violence or issue threats. Experimental estimates from public discourse — not polls or official indices.

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Privacy policy

VIOLOMETER is an experimental scorecard of violent political speech and public mood. It is not a company product with user accounts. This page describes what little information the site uses when you visit.

What we collect

We do not ask you to register, and we do not sell or rent personal data.

What we do not collect

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Analytics helps us understand whether anyone uses the experiment. You can block analytics with a browser add-on or tracking protection. Essential cookies (antiforgery) are needed for the pages to work. If you are in a region with access or deletion rights and believe we hold personal data about you, we will honour a reasonable request; in practice we do not keep identifiable visitor files beyond short-lived logs and GA.

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Accuracy and no liability

Country scores, event notes, and charts are AI-assisted. They are produced with automated models (including Grok) and editorial judgement. They are experimental estimates of public discourse, not official statistics, polls, or advice. They can be late, incomplete, biased, or simply wrong.

The operators of VIOLOMETER accept no liability for your use of the site or for reliance on any score, chart, event, or other content. You use the site entirely at your own risk. Nothing on this page is a warranty that the data is accurate. The full no-warranty and no-liability terms are in the terms and conditions.

Changes

We may update this policy. The date above will change when we do.

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How to read this

Scores (0–100) estimate how often each side’s public discourse calls for violence or issues threats. Left and Right are that country’s own camps, not US parties transplanted abroad. In power is who holds the state that month. Public mood is where people sit left–right and liberty–order; who governs is the office-holders’ ideology (slow-moving). Higher violent-speech scores mean more violent rhetoric. Scores are for entertainment and experimental purposes. Full methodology

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