Are you in favor of terrorizing the terrorists?
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From a purely fleshly point of view, I would think we should make every terrorist pee their pants.
If you get in a fist fight, and your opponent pulls out a knife, would you take a knife that someone tries to hand you?
Or would you hold your ground that you're in a fist fight, and that you won't stoop to your opponent's level?
Son, ur gonna git cut if you don't take that knife.
When I was in high school, this very scenario took place. The same school bus took kids home to the East side and the West side of K.C.
One day a fist fight broke out between one of us and one of them. Well, the guy from the other side pulled out a switch blade. What's our guy supposed to do? He didn't have a knife.
It just so happened that I was the resident knife dealer at our school, and I had a duffle bag full of 14" hunting knives. So guess who got a knife?
Not only did that one guy from our side get a knife, EVERY guy from our side got a knife. 25 knives to 1 - instant terror. Fight over.
How do you combat someone who has no fear? You change the game, and find something he will fear.
War is designed to have a winner and loser. Period.
Jihad? Man, I could get wicked stupid.
Does terrorizing the terrorist make the one terrorizing a terrorist?
Absolutely. You wanna shut that thing down? You'd better be better terrorists than they are
Y'all need to define "terrorism" before you continue this discourse.
Thank you for a good honest answer.
What is war save for terrorism in action?Are you in favor of terrorizing the terrorists?
This discussion is already going on at http://www.baptistboard.com/showthread.php?p=2161759
Sapper, not so. That is about current events. This is a philosophical discussion on people using terror to counter terror.
The third question becomes if a country or group begins using terror to combat what they consider terror, how are they any different. Both sides consider the other terrorist, so are both justified in using terror?
How are they different?
Sapper, not so. That is about current events. This is a philosophical discussion on people using terror to counter terror.
The third question becomes if a country or group begins using terror to combat what they consider terror, how are they any different. Both sides consider the other terrorist, so are both justified in using terror? [I am not attempting to discuss current events, the US, Syria, Iran, etc. I am interested in how can this position be philosophically or theologically justified?
The actions are the same, but the motives are what set the two apart.
Can not each point at the other and say you are the terrorist. My motives are pure.