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> whether it could be defined as "terrorism" is somewhat ambiguous. I won't define it as terrorism, but if you are in the Police and you really have no other l
by iagovar 7y ago
> whether it could be defined as "terrorism" is somewhat ambiguous.
I won't define it as terrorism, but if you are in the Police and you really have no other legal tool, what do you do? If the boundary is fuzzy enough, they're gonna push for it.
In the end they'll probably have a hard time proving that to a judge, but as a temporary measure they probably think it's useful.
- zozbot234 7y agoActually, my main point was that it could qualify. Attacks on critical infrastructure have been deemed as such, and the implied risk to human life makes this an even stronger possibility. If these things are actually happening, it's quite appropriate to bring them to light.
- AnimalMuppet 7y agoYou don't have to call it terrorism. Vandalism, reckless endangerment, malicious mischief... there are a bunch of different laws that apply.