What is your opinion on Terrorism?

Answer 1

Ah yeah it's great!.
What sort of Questions that are you for real do you really think people are going to answer this with anything serious. Why don't you ask the Americans the same thing I'm sure they would love you asking that one. But the thing is I'm not sure that you'll live to tell us what they said.

Answer 2

Well I'm sorry to say, but terrorism works. Terrorism has nothing to do with sacrificing yourself, and most terrorists in the world don't plan on dying. Some terrorism is justified, killing a few to save the lives of many. Terrorism doesn't necessarily mean killing innocent people either. Don't forget, the United States gained its independence partially through terrorism; killing British loyalists and militants. People seem to think terrorism is some evil method people use because they want others to suffer, but terrorists would not hurt anyone if there was another method of getting what they want, or their message out.

Referring to terrorists attempting to attack the United States, well they're religiously brainwashed. They believe they are doing the lords work. Many religions have plagued our world and created many problems and we need to do something about it.

Terrorism will always exist, whether right or wrong.

Answer 3

I originally come from Northern Ireland and so have some experience of so called 'terrorists'. Put simply, they only exist when people feel they have no fair stake in society and believe me, Catholics had a bum deal while the UK government and people looked the other way until it was too late. Also without the IRA [Provisional and Official wings] the Protestant majority would have over run and burnt out the whole of Catholic West Belfast and other such ghettos in the North.
As the old saying goes, one mans Terrorist is another mans freedom fighter.

Answer 4

It's the reason why the World Trade Center is gone and why 3,000 innocent people were killed in one day. It's the reason why the Middle East is so messed up. It can be never stopped but it can be reduced. Terrorism is evil and there is no need for it. We learned from September 11 and hopefully we are stepping up to the plate to prevent another horrible attack.

Answer 5

We will never stop terrorism, how can you beat somebody who doesn't care about dying? In the west we care a great deal about death, they don't. How can we fight a whole bunch of people who doesn't give a monkeys about their own safety and life. The only reason we have a problem with terrorism is because we like to medel! If there is a problem with genocide or an evil dictator, the UN should sort it out. I'm moving to Switzerland to be NEUTRAL.

All I want to add is that the IRA was funded largely by good citizens in the USA. Nobody cared much about the axis of evil and terrorism when they were blowing poor buggers up in England. Terrorism wasn't created the day 9/11 happened. Do you know that America armed Afghanistan when they were at war with Russia, Bush apparently met Bin Laden a while ago, because Bin Laden and his Saudi family financed Bush' early business ventures? all gone a bit t*ts up hasn't it!

Answer 6

The first thing is that it is foul, the next thing is how can anyone work their mind round to the idea that it is right to kill innocent people. A life is such a precious thing. Look if I saw someone about to blow me up I would have no qualms about shooting him (if I had a gun which I don't) but thassa him or me situation. I can't think of anything worse than killing innocent people just to influence (rightly or wrongly) someone else.

I guess Love can be irrational so why not Hate? What a miserable idea.

Answer 7

It's modern warfare as opposed to soldiers wearing uniforms and thus being easily identifiable as friend or enemy.
I don't think Britain or the U.S. is equipped to deal with terrorists because they are still tuned in to World War Two. Their methods are clumsy and outdated and do more harm than good. For example, they send tanks in to Afghanistan and Iraq when the enemy is thin on the ground and highly mobile.

Answer 8

It's a mistake. The same energy could be used for doing good. I don't know why Bush, Bin Laden, and others insist on it as a policy.

Answer 9

I think imprisoning people indefinitely for "suspected ties" is a form of terrorism. It says "Look, if we even THINK you might be connected to terrorists, you'll disappear until we can prove it."

I'm scared just saying that!

Answer 10

Freedom fighters

Answer 11

It's nothing new. It's been with us forever by one name or another. It could be describedas:"A tool for governments to bring about the downfall of their oponents without getting their own hands dirty ".