Man Self-Immolates Outside Trump Trial Courthouse, Sparking Debate on Mental Health and Political Rage

Max Azzarello's tragic act of self-immolation has highlighted issues surrounding mental health and the extreme political divisions in the U.S.

Max Azzarello, 37, set himself on fire outside a New York courthouse where Donald Trump's trial was ongoing, drawing national attention.
Azzarello, described by friends as highly intelligent and struggling with depression, had become increasingly isolated and obsessed with conspiracy theories.
The incident has reignited discussions on how mental health is treated in the context of political actions and protests.
Experts and commentators debate whether such extreme acts of protest can be rationalized or considered valid in today's politically charged environment.
The event raises questions about the impact of political divisiveness and the role of mental health support in preventing such tragedies.