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What happened at the capitol was domestic terrorism

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What happened at the capitol was domestic terrorism

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In modern times, it seems terrorism in the US is to create an other. It is often thought of us something done to the US, not that we perpetuate it.

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my father working in the buildings of the 93 bombing and 9/11 narrowly missing them

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my father working in the buildings of the 93 bombing and 9/11 narrowly missing them

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Why aren't white people's actions labeled as terrorism in the mainstream media?

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Obviously my first thought goes to 9/11, being born relatively soon after that attack, though as I continue to think about terrorism as a whole, my mind also goes to other attacks, like those in Paris and Nice when I was in middle school, as well as attacks from before our time, especially those prevalent during the Troubles in Ireland. I also think about attacks that aren't deemed terrorism for whatever reason, such as many school shootings, one of which took place only 20 minutes from my own school, as well as other shootings throughout the US, like that at the Pulse nightclub or the Las Vegas shooting, or even the shooting at San Bernardino. There really are too many attacks, both officially designated as terrorism and not, to list in just one place, unfortunately.

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Violence against innocent people

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Language is a powerful too1. Who gets to decide what is terrorism? How is it weaponized so that people don't question violence or actions against terrorism?

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Many terrorists groups use hate to fuel their actions, and sometimes these groups have members all across the world.

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I certainly think of 9/11 first. It's the most famous terrorist attack in U.S. history and discussed multiple times throughout the year. However, the word "terrorist" has invalidly become associated with those who have darker or brown skin. Due to this, many middle eastern/south asian peoples are attacked or face racism over it.

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Inspiring fear and hate through violence and destruction to achieve an end goal politically, socially, ideologically, or economically

September 11th, San Bernadino, Pulse Nightclub, Charlie Hebdo, Spanish Train Bombings, London Bus Bombing, Kenyan Mall Shooting, DC Sniper, Boston Marathon Bombing, Lockerbie, Dlyan Roof, Aurora, Charlottesville.

Sadly enough there's too many that come to mind.

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Usually bombings with religious or political motives

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Usually bombings with religious or political motives