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Isn't it true that one group's monstrous terrorists are its neighbors' freedom fighters?
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No. That is false. It is a widely believed myth and justification for employing terrorist tactics. Using violence to free oneself from from an unjust authority has been seen as socially, politically, and morally acceptable. Using terrorism to achieve these ends is not. Blowing up pizza parlors full of children is not the primary tactic of insurgents fighting guerrilla wars against a national military/police force, for terrorists it is. Here is one of the MANY articles, books, scholarly works that explains it better than I can.
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/arch...er/257245/
If you still are not satisfied then Google it. The point being that statement is not true and does more harm than good.
Hummus is good. I really like the roasted red pepper and garlic varieties.
Isn't it true that one group's monstrous terrorists are its neighbors' freedom fighters?
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No. That is false. It is a widely believed myth and justification for employing terrorist tactics. Using violence to free oneself from from an unjust authority has been seen as socially, politically, and morally acceptable. Using terrorism to achieve these ends is not. Blowing up pizza parlors full of children is not the primary tactic of insurgents fighting guerrilla wars against a national military/police force, for terrorists it is. Here is one of the MANY articles, books, scholarly works that explains it better than I can.
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/arch...er/257245/
If you still are not satisfied then Google it. The point being that statement is not true and does more harm than good.
Hummus is good. I really like the roasted red pepper and garlic varieties.
