I'm curious to know more about >Years ago I was convicted of an activist-related property crime. The government deemed it “terrorism.” My “weapon of mass destr

I'm curious to know more about >Years ago I was convicted of an activist-related property crime. The government deemed it “terrorism.” My “weapon of mass destruction” was a small tool purchased at a hardware store for under $30. My crime resulted in a loss of profits to several businesses. No one was injured. And it wasn’t even a felony. I'm not trying to minimize his experience without this information, but I'd love to know more about the aforementioned infraction.