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from Jordan
said:Bob I really did not get your point. Can you please specify where my argument is weak?
from United States
said:How about getting drug addicts to do some tasks? They found high levels of drugs in the blood of the Beslan school Chechen hostage takers.
The word Assassin came from "Hashashin" which originated from the Assassins sect in the 11th century in which the assassins were either drug addicts or drug them selves to become more affective killing machines.
How about giving a young excited activist a hand bag for him to deliver at a location and then detonating it by wireless without him knowing?
There are a million ways to commit terrorist acts without those "terrorists" actually knowing what they are about to do, or their leader making them do.
I think you should be discussing The Four Evolutionary Phases of the word "Terrorism," and by whom and to whom does terrorism benefit.
The West’s recent idea of Terrorism is that of a person who wants to terrorize people for the sake of terror without any actual goal, hence the "Axes of Evil."
There is the original type of terrorism where there is a political goal behind it. If it was a personal goal, they call it murder.
There is a gray area between terrorism and murder, deciding to use which word is only a matter of what purpose the accuser intends.
I don't find it hard to understand why humans behave in such ways, and why some choose the path of "terrorism." Humans react for a reason. Knowing these reasons is simple.
What the west fears is the terror with no reason, terror with no cause, a terror of pure terror. Unpredictable, unexplainable, and unknown. And as most agree that the greatest fear is of the unknown.
Terrorism today is simply a product, bought and sold to achieve material gains. It seems that you have also have fallen for the mass media campaigns selling you this idea.
I just recently read that 17 people die each day in the U
from United States
said:I just recently read that 17 people die each day in the US while waiting for organs for transplants that never arrive. Consider the number of people who die from car accidents alone?
I don't see any country spending billions of $$ to develop safer cars and roads as much as they have on the "war on terror."
Ask your self these questions, and you will realize that it’s not a question of why and how the terrorist commits his crime, but for whom.
from United States
said:17 X 360 is 6120. thats more than twice as many people as the sep 11th death toll.
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"Justification and explanation of terrorist acts always follows any crime"
Sounds to me like you have failed to make an argument to you resort to intimidating those with opposing points of views under the rubric of "rationalizing" terror. Way I see it you and your gang are no better than radical extremists from the left or the right. just the rhetoric is different. if you your argument is weak, get a better one, instead of attacking those whoes arguments you don't like.