lord667
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Allan said:Yes, and I asked you what difference it made, whether you called it an act of terrorism or an act of war.
And I already answered you. The difference is that the justifiable responses are different.
Allan said:Yes, and I asked you what difference it made, whether you called it an act of terrorism or an act of war.
lord667 said:Jesus. He phoned me up and said, "listen Dave, this lot don't know what the fuck they're doing, we need you to cook up a plan B just in case it goes tits up like it did in Vietnam. The Yanks'll listen if I tell them you're with me. Oh, and Marilyn Monroe says hi."
Before you ask, I tried 1471 but he blocked his return number.
lord667 said:
lord667 said:And I already answered you. The difference is that the justifiable responses are different.
Allan said:So it's ok to kill terrorists but not terrorist supported by authorities, because their terrorist acts are acts of war, to which the only justifiable response is war, not terrorism, but then if your supported by authorities, your terrorism is an act of war too, and thus ok? State funded terrorism is war. Damn, I'm more confused than ever.
Too bad for people without authority who are targeted by authoritised terrorists, they have no justifiable resoponses. I'm still confused about your point.
lord667 said:You should really read some of the other responses. This is the THIRD time I've said that "no, just because it's an act of war and not terrorism doesn't make it OK."
Allan said:Yeah yeah, i meant ok in the whole justifiable response context, that whole thing only brought me back to my initial question.
lord667 said:You can't go to war over an act of terrorism.
Allan said:Going back to this, Israel killin Yassin (finally remembered his name) as a response to terrorist acts, but killing him wasn't terrorism, but an act of war, but then.... arh, confused again.
lord667 said:People without authority targeted by authorised terrorists, where the authorised terrorists answer to a DIFFERENT government to the victims, should appeal to their government to take appropriate action, up to and including going to war upon the government from which the authorised terrorists derive their authority, and the victims' government has a duty to take such action in order to protect the people under its protection.
Allan said:So you think Israel had every right to kill Yassin, but the Palestinians have every right to go to war with Israel because of it?
Seems you share the logic that resulted in this mess.
Allan said:They have managed to kill a bunch of random civilians in the process though.
lord667 said:Well then I can't see what you're confused about. The differences in the justifiable response ARE "the difference that it makes". That IS my point.
KATATONICANGEL said:in 9 days, the palestinians send two children with belt-bombs to israel! one was 10 the other (from yesterday) is 14 years old.
what is your opinion now?