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I think we may be looking at it from two different perspectives...
You are looking at 'intended' behaviour
I am looking at 'actual' behaviour
However, there is no change in either of those two in the examples any of us have been using.
If somebody is forced to do something (that they are currently doing but dont want to), then has their actual behaviour changed? Has there intended behaviour changed? No niether has, but there is a difference between what they are doing, and what they want to do...but is that what change means? That merely means their intended behaviour is different from their actual behaviour, and that is 'difference' not 'change' as nothing has changed...
| quote: | | Seriously Georgey, you're acting like you're 12 years old now. You're just playing for attention and repeating the same things over and over again. You have barely made one single valid statement in this thread! Please just stay out of it from now on, I don't want to have to close it. |
DigiNut, I would have more respect for you if you simply called me a 'fucking ****' rather than these petty little digs that conclude every post you write. For some reason you have got this false impression that you are some kind of authority in this forum, yet you dont actually know very much about politics at all. I dunno, maybe your some kind of language expert or summat that explains why you think including fancy words in all your posts helps your arguments and why you've got all these ideas about definitions etc, may also explain why you want to keep examples out of this thread?
Tell ya what, in my definition of terrorism, it is very broad to include a wide variety of acts and actors that I wish to attatch the same moral judgement on (states and none-state actors as they are both as bad as each other) I have no love for any state that commits attrocities, whether that be my country by birth, or some country I feel compelled to defend because of my religious upbringing, neither do I have any love for those who take the law into their own hands to kill people for their objectives. There is no difference for me and if in any future thread I wish to label someone or something terrorist then you may not point to this thread and tell me I am wrong because I have not agreed to YOUR definition.
If you feel comfortable drawing a distinction between the actions of a state and the actions of what you call terrorists then fine by me, but all that says to me is that you willingly support terrorism if you think the terrorists are doing it in your name...I...dont
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