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Old 26-10-2020, 11:41 AM #25
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Rioting/looting, historically at least, would definitely not fall under the heading of domestic terrorism, they would be classed as civil unrest. I think we'd be in pretty murky territory if we started branding all civil unrest "terrorism" - although I'm sure most governments would love to.
Hmm I guess... Protests being pushed too far may or may not be different to targeted riots, especially when the (actual) protesters have been fed the "race war" narrative, it'd be easy for scumbag saboteurs and "Antifa" types to turn it into a full scale riot.
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