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I wonder what danger there is in over-classifying terrorism. If someone, as a purely theoretical example, feels as if they fall under various 'modern' classif
by BLKNSLVR 11mo ago
I wonder what danger there is in over-classifying terrorism.
If someone, as a purely theoretical example, feels as if they fall under various 'modern' classifications of terrorist, then it could break down certain walls of reasoning preventing them from participating in activities that would fall under the 'historic' classification of terrorist.
What I'm saying is: Any government that's over-using the term is (potentially) actively participating in the radicalisation of a portion of their constituency.
And that is a dead-fucking-wrong approach; 180 degrees away from the correct heading. Gross negligence.
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- Ylpertnodi 11mo ago> Any government that's over-using the term is (potentially) actively participating in the radicalisation of a portion of their constituency. That'll be almost all ruling parties, in almost all governments, in almost all countries. Especially since 2001.
- BLKNSLVR 11mo agoYep. It bodes poorly!