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>>Organized political disruption of markets and business is terrorism. By that logic, employees protesting in front of supermarket entrances are terrorists. Ye
by smtddr 11y ago
>>Organized political disruption of markets and business is terrorism.
By that logic, employees protesting in front of supermarket entrances are terrorists. Yes, I know technically protesters shouldn't be blocking the entrance to the business.... but to call them terrorists would completely dilute the impact of the word "terrorism" into basically what has become of the word "epic" in tech-circles. Almost meaningless.
"I got free pancakes at iHop today, epic!"
"The store closed 10mins early today because the clerk had to catch the last bus that would get to the voting booths across town on time, terrorist!"
- tedks 11y ago>By that logic, employees protesting in front of supermarket entrances are terrorists. For many classes of business, this would be terrorism. Read up on the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act. This is not a "by your logic" sort of thing; that is the definition of terrorism. When Al-Qaeda in Iraq blows up oil pipeline, is that not terrorism?