Nazi's were technically terrorists.

Nazi's were technically terrorists.

Was Gadaffi really a bad guy?

Isnt there another word for a country which uses fear to make people obey the laws and rules they create?

The dictatorships in egypt, tunisia, lybia  - to come back to the topic a bit -  were all using fear and different forms of armed troops to spread fear under the people, in those countries a minority of people and their soldiers ruled the mass though..till the people had enough

In nazi germany, the whole country was full of the idiots who believed our race is the one which should rule the planet and that all other nations are scum and bla.

The people against the nazis were a minority - sadly - the mass was a blind mob of idiots which brought terror in the form of war and massacres to other races and nations.

Rajaa said, November 24, 2011, 11:47:10 pm

Nazi Germany could be considered a terrorism period of Germany. It's definitely arguable.

They used fear to make people snitch out Jews and punished people and their families if they tried to hide any Jew. They also killed Jews and made them afraid to be Jews for fear of dying or being imprisoned. They used the fear they generated to enforce a personal view and to change the way the state was.

Nazism could be considered terrorism and I don't know why people here are acting surprised when someone says it is technically terrorism. The only reason it probably wouldn't be considered terrorism by the FBI or something, is because it was actually led by someone who was "legally" in charge of Germany, but that'd just make it state terrorism in my point of view.

No, a burglar is not a terrorist, a burglar wants to break into someone's house and commit crimes. Sure, a burglar can terrorize someone, but they aren't terrorists in the sense of Al Qaedo or IRA. The definition of terrorism is so broad, that's why there exists different typologies within it, to make it easier to understand the specific types of terrorism, if there is terrorism at all.

State terrorism; domestic terrorism; state sponsored terrorism; to name a few typologies. And then you have lone wolves who are terrorists, but are just people who are somehow radicalized by their own ideas or the ideas of an existing terrorist group.

how you define Mugen forum terrorism?