Ah yes true true lolSpumantiii wrote:
On the contrary, if you took the people who decide what is terrorism and put them on the other side, they'd be screaming bloody mary at the western world and Israel for terrorism, there is a ton of evidence if you'd like someOpsChief wrote:
Just because something like being uberpwned is terrifying doesn't mean it is terrorism. Of course some people would call it that - they will do anything to advance their cause so what's the harm in a little lie between enemies ? Politics man, public image and mudslingin politics is all it is.Jbrar wrote:
u know what the problem is, people don't know the what terrorism means. For fuck sake, what the U.S. is doing right now in the middle east is considered terrorism to some people.
Actions taken covertly by intel agencies that have the sole purpose of affecting the people of a region fully qualify as terrorism. The same may be said for mercenaries ie non state funded militants. State funded militants are the responsibility of the state (CIA) but don't fall into the same category since they are not military, and all over the world are the most prolific source of terrorism.
but minus the assumptions of legitimacy or criminality we are nowhere in this thread. One small question? How would we put the UN on the other side when it was they who defined the " who and what" terrorist/ism are/is??? What is the opposite side of the United Nations? Non-soveriegn, non-national entites, or anarchists, idk or uh terrorists! lol
The definitive conundrum (or however its spelled im too tired now to look it up). We can't fix it until we define it, legislate it, and debug it.