[RandomLensman]

Conflicting belief systems and views with massive real world consequences far predate current social media, hence I struggle with the idea of social media being the sole causal agent/accelerant. And social media also do seem to impact different societies differently. On top, the US has had a real world "violence problem" for a long time (even compared to societies with similar levels of gun ownership), i.e., I would not discount specific societal factors.

[soco]

The "sole" - that's what nobody said.

[RandomLensman]

Fair enough: should have said "strongly relevant" instead