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[QUOTE="sonicare"]I agree that the US is too quick to label organizations terrorists. There is a difference between guerilla warfare and terrorism, but do you really consider the people that attacked that school in Beslan freedom fighters? I would classify them as terrorists.Clinton015

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Would you say that those who target American soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq terrorists? I call them freedom fighters personally, they are defending their countries, and Im sure that put in their situation, most Americans would do the same.

I would call them guerillas or insurgents. They are not terrorists. I only label people who attack civilians, non-military, non essential targets as terrorists.

Would you label the US army as insurgents?

I understand that the army is only taking orders from he president, and the fact that 1 000 000 innocent civilians were killed as a result of direct actions from the army would lead me to call the US president (Bush) a terrorist, and by vetoing this bill, I believe that he should prosecuted and interrogated in the techniques that he himself approves. Who agrees with me here?

Sorry, I meant to say terrorists, as they are targeting civilians, because the fact that 1 million were kiled really doesnt match up with the precision of the equipment they are using.

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[QUOTE="sonicare"]I agree that the US is too quick to label organizations terrorists. There is a difference between guerilla warfare and terrorism, but do you really consider the people that attacked that school in Beslan freedom fighters? I would classify them as terrorists.sonicare

Adding to that:

Would you say that those who target American soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq terrorists? I call them freedom fighters personally, they are defending their countries, and Im sure that put in their situation, most Americans would do the same.

I would call them guerillas or insurgents. They are not terrorists. I only label people who attack civilians, non-military, non essential targets as terrorists.

Would you label the US army as insurgents?

I understand that the army is only taking orders from he president, and the fact that 1 000 000 innocent civilians were killed as a result of direct actions from the army would lead me to call the US president (Bush) a terrorist, and by vetoing this bill, I believe that he should prosecuted and interrogated in the techniques that he himself approves. Who agrees with me here?

I agree that the US is too quick to label organizations terrorists. There is a difference between guerilla warfare and terrorism, but do you really consider the people that attacked that school in Beslan freedom fighters? I would classify them as terrorists.sonicare

Adding to that:

Would you say that those who target American soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq terrorists? I call them freedom fighters personally, they are defending their countries, and Im sure that put in their situation, most Americans would do the same.

Easy:

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