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> Mostly extreme-right and pro-terror names are on that list. A terrorist is a that's a far, far cry from a _journalist_ covering an _event_ at a university. I
by herval 1y ago
> Mostly extreme-right and pro-terror names are on that list.
A terrorist is a that's a far, far cry from a _journalist_ covering an _event_ at a university. I don't think anyone is against protecting their borders from _actual terrorists_.
It's hilarious that the other examples are essentially military dictatorships. And it's now totally fine to have the US in that list...
- spwa4 1y agoThese are not actual terrorists. They would never be so dumb as to implement "their" ideology themselves. They only preach it in hopes others will kill for them. In other words: they're politicians, in a very extreme way.
- busterarm 1y ago^ Yes! Just like journalists are activists and lobbyists these days. They're not just simply writers anymore. Also Tunisia gets a pass from the media because it's a Marxist state. Nice call out.