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‘Terrorism bears no nationality or religion’: Is it a myth?
View Point , Shimla: Nov 24 2008
Made Popular Nov 24 2008

‘Terrorism bears no nationality or religion’: Is it a myth?
# Yes, it’s a myth: Nationality is the “Set of Characteristics and Features of Belonging to the System”. Religion is a part of it and every individual is part of this system. All elements and forces behind this system drive terrorism.

# No, it’s not a myth: Terrorism is a mere weapon in the arsenal of conflict. It bears no face. The scare-mongering tool follows no faith and is an outcome of ignorance and narrow thoughts.

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Nahum Y
Gaza, Palestine
We’ve been made to believe that terrorists are of a different class. But it is not true. They are amongst us. The follow some or the other faith and fight, in most of the cases, for a separate identity or saving it. These are the basic factors behind the blood thirsty blindness.
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Kevin
Albuquerque, United States
It can not be a myth and what proof one need to understand that some national beliefs are so radical that they creep in into the brains of every citizen of that country who more or less belongs to the same religion. 'War on terror' was not unnecessarily aimed at Afghanistan or Iraq. The principles that made it instantly absorbed by millions around the world clearly is a proof that terrorism has something to do with nationality and religion.
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Kevin
Buffalo, United States
Yes, terrorism do have a religion which is Muslim. I don't know which Jihad are they fighting for...

Even if we say that every muslim is not a terrorist, can somebody explain that why every terrorist is a muslim?
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Vincent Van Ross
New Delhi, India
Terrorism knows no religion. Show meone religion that endorses terrorism. When I say that I mean 100% followers of that religion should be endorsing terrorism. People at helm of affairs of a particular religion may encourage terrorism. But, they cease to represent that religion when they do that because they can never claim the support of the entire followers of that religion.
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Jill Starr members.fortunecity...
bloomingdale, United States
The Oxford English dictionary defines terrorists as one individual, or a group thereof, beleving common doctrine spuerceding definition in either secular or theological terms).

Terrorism and those terrorists practicing terror possess inherent qualaties superceding characterization by: nationalization, ethnicity, theology, etc..

It is basic binary logic that the majority of qualatative defining characteristics shared of ”terrorists” include Islam say, generally speaking, there are many other terorist groups i.e., Irish Republican Army etc. So, using this logic it is logically incorrect to define ’all’ terrorists by: nationality, religion and similar terms.

ALthough, it is true many of them derrive from certain cultural groups, but it is wrong to overgeneralize and demonize any particular sector of society in this manner because it is NOT true all of any religion nationality conforms to terorism.
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