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Terrorism is born, at least in some part, out of malice. It makes sense to take greater steps against those displaying malice than against those showing negligence or foolishness... it's likely to be more productive.
But, yeah, toning it down would be great.
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i may sound like i'm joking but i'm not. the threat of terrorism has been SO over blown it's ridiculous. and that's the point of this article i think, it blew straight over your head.
11 months ago
Actually, I believe the opposite is true. It's much easier to fight against negligence and foolishness: you just need to inform people and make them aware. But there's no easy answer against malice.
11 months ago
Incidentally, another comparison that should be made is with the numer of people killed by guns.
11 months ago
History showed us many times how the people in power used scarecrows to keep the populations in submission.
Same old, same old...
"There are terrorists sleeper cells everywhere!!! Be afraid!!! We can protect you, but you will have to pay a price (your liberty)..."
Sounds like Mafia protection to me.
11 months ago
I have no problem getting in my car every day, knowing full well that i may be involved in a car accident. We all take that risk. Thats why they are called accidents and not
"on purposes". What I dont expect to happen is to go to work and have some arab bent on the destruction of America drive a airplane thru my building.
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Yeah, that's what hyping up the "war on terror" has accomplished, and that's why we have given up our rights. It's ridiculous.
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Someone should do a good t5anslation of "Homeland Security" into german and compare it to a few titles found in nazi germany.
Not all germans were nazi's, not all arab or muslims are terrorists.
Real security comes from knowing that what ever happens you can deal with it.
Anyone feel that way right now?
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