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I consider domestic mass shootings to be acts of terrorism. I believe there will be another domestic terrorist attack in the next 6 months.
If I'd taken that quiz I absolutely would have answered yes to being afraid in all of those situations
I don't have sensationalized media or politicians to thank for that.
I have a colleague and friend getting gunned down by a racist terrorist in a church to thank for that.
suspecting that a terrorist attack would occur in the near future was not what i was referring to in my comment about people turning crazy. although it was in the graph, it was addressed as a one sentence moot point. i also agree that there will definitely be terrorists attacks (not limited to specific extremist groups) in the near and distant future.
what i was referring to was the main idea of the article: 53% of democrats and 82% of republicans polled, or 63% on average, said that they support the use of torture against ***suspected*** terrorists. not convicted terrorists, but simply anyone that is suspected. to most people, one doesn't even have to be proven guilty through articulate facts. as long as they suspect, the person in question is guilty to them. so guilty that they would support the use torture against that person in question due to their neurotic level of fear.
not that any of this is surprising, considering the american justice system imprisons innocent people, who are suspected of a crime, for years as they await trial, if those people can't afford to pay their bail.
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