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Cruddy
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Terrorism; a convenient label to slap on your enemies in order to discredit and demonise them.
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Bereta_Eder
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Back to the greek origins of the word terrorism means authority through the instilment of terror. and it really is that simple and broad.
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shawnmmcc
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So governments cannot engage in terrorism? Ask the peoples who suffered at the hands of Stalin. I believe it was called the terror.
How about protestant thugs firebombing a house of a mixed Catholic/Protestant couple and killing three boys. Ah, yes, since that's the majority with a minimal attempt to enforce laws against their own thugs, those are paras, or paramilitaries. Or death squads.
How about governments who drop bombs on purely civilian targets? Like the US government during the coal field strikes of the 30's. Oh, that's different.
A few of you have attempted definitions that include those groups, like paiktis22 (hope you read my reply to your marraige thread, by the way I still haven't slept, now I'm really zoned). Some of you haven't. The majority routinely uses "terror" to impose it's will on inconvenient or irritating minorities, especially ones who want silly things like equal rights or to keep their own language. Then they respond with terror, funny thing. Violence begets violence. Osama actually belongs with the governmental groups, in that he wants to impose his will with terror. He just doesn't have a country again, yet.
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