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Originally Posted by Rochard
There is a staggering difference between a terrorist act and a world war. Defining terrorism as "violent acts which are intended to create fear" is way too vague.
This would mean that any time a husband smacks his wife, it's a terrorist incident - which clearly it is not. At the same time, any type of warfare would be considered a terrorist act. Clearly, during WWII when we bombed a factory that build ball bearings for tanks this was a military action, not a an act of terrorism.
Did it cause terror in Japan and around the world? It sure did. But so did Sputnik.
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Last timed I checked Sputnik did not kill thousands of people and damaged lives of unborn generations. Thats like comparing September 11th attack and microwaves. But hey, that GFY - board that is filled with keyboard geniuses.