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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror by apprehending those responsible for inciting it and entering them into some kind of restorative justice program where they unlearn their biases. Their punishment should be something like community service to give back to the group that they hurt with their terrorism. To stop further acts of violence, a more comprehensive early education for the children of the society should be put in place that values diversity and exposes children to many types of people, building their empathy.

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Although immediate action is required, a more long-term plan would be to invest in education. Much of this violence stems from hate, which stems from not knowing what a certain group of people are like. Having exposure to these different cultures throughout your life can ensure that hate is terminated and that domestic terror is abolished.

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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror by punishing those who had committed such acts through prison sentences and provide rehabilitation services.

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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror by doing many things. The first thing they could do is implementing better security in places like schools and universities-because a lot of terror and violence happens in school shootings. The society then should work as a whole to lift each other up and try to rebuild back from what was lost. Finally, for the people who committed the crimes, they should be jailed and but in rehabilitation, depending on the severity of the crime and age of the person.

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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror by punishing those responsible for inciting it. As a long term plan, they should work to make reformation programs, implement better security, and invest in proper education.

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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror with ideally, a combination of scorn and ignoration. If you recognize the violence it gives the perpetrator a platform. However, if you ignore it, the victims will be silenced. For many groups that commit violence and terror, one of their major goals is to have the public learn of their acts. For some others, they do not care about the public eye. A democratic society should learn about a violent organizations motives, and develop a balance between exposure and censorship to fit each act of violence. However, the acceptance of this balance is extremely dangerous as it can be used by the government to overextend their powers and censor things that should not be censored.

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A democratic society should keep those who committed the action responsible. They should enforce some punishment.  They should also try to boost societies morale. The morale of the people affected by it would have definitely been at a low.  Everyone should be brought closer. They should learn from each other. Hate is one of the drives for violence and terror. If we can eliminate as much hate as possible, there would not be a lot of violence and terror.

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In a democratic society, they should respond to violence and terror by both punishing the people who are causing violence, and educating them so they can have a more peaceful life in the future. This also makes education for the younger children important as it can reduce the causes of violence and they can learn to become more tolerant and fight with more peaceful ways like Martin Luther King did.

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a democratic society should respond to violence and terror by punishing those responsible, as well as educating its citizens to prevent events like this to reoccur. publicizing this could be a driving force for people who want to be heard or seen by the public, so i think that although people should be educated when things like this happen, they should not be publicized or romanticized as it is in some cases.

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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror by apprehending those responsible and punishing them appropriately for their crimes. It should be addressed publicly (depending on the severity) by the head of state in order to calm the people. The government also need to investigate why the act was done and take measures to nullify this cause to prevent further threats.

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I think that they should start by better protecting those at risk. Because it doesn't matter how much they tell people to stop, if the group at risk is not protected it will continue to happen. They should also punish the people inciting violence and make it clear that it will not be tolerated. They can also start from the source by working to educate all their citizens young and old.

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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror by punishing the offenders. There should be a judicial system to decide the punishment appropriate for action, and ideally, a program that helps to reform the offender and target the source of their violence and terror, such as hate or ignorance. There can be laws passed to protect victims and more education to prevent widespread hate and ignorance.

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Violence and terror must not be tolerated in any democratic society. Those who engage in acts of violence and terrorism against their fellow countrymen should be prosecuted to the fullest extend of the law. In fact, punishment should be more harsh for those who threaten the very fabric of law and order in the country. Also, an increased police budget would grant law enforcement more resources to track down these terrorists before their plots can be implemented.

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A democratic city should focus more on rehabilitation towards the person who inflicted the violence. America already has a prison system that still disproportionately affects African Americans. Although I  do believe punishment, like prison sentences, should occur, I think we as a society need to focus more on rehabilitating the person (considering no sane human would purposefully inflict unnecessary violence) and learn how to progress. Hashing the out the fullest extent of the law will not bring any justice to the victims of a violent attack, but improving the world around them, so that it is a safer place for people of color will. We need to educate others as well so we can stop an attack before it happens.

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In a democratic society they should respond to violence and terror by punishing the people who committed the acts of violence. They should punish them by sentencing them to prison and also educate them by putting them in rehabilitation so that the person will not act out in violence again once they are finished. Also they should better the security for the places that are being terrorized.

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a democratic society should respond to violence and terror by firstly identifying the perpetrators and their motive(s). Now, the perpetrators, if they committed the crimes of sound mind and body and of their own volition, should be punished. BUT there should be some emphasis but on the rehabilitation of these people, educating them on why what they did was wrong. I believe the government should be transparents about how they are going about their investigation, as well as what punishment the perpetrators will receive. But the government should also listen and take into account the opinions of the people, ESPECIALLY the people personally affected (i.e. victim's family, people near the violence)

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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror in a fair and responsible way. Before such crimes are even committed, society must do its best to prevent any such act from happening first. Those who choose to commit violent crimes should be punished to some extent, but they should also be educated to make sure they know what they did was wrong, only if they are accepting and willing to listen.

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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror by apprehending those responsible for inciting it and entering them into some kind of restorative just

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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror by first punishing the people who have committed these acts of violence/terror. There should be systems in place to punish these people. Secondly, we should try to minimize these acts and prevent them before they occur in the first place (why did it occur? what can we do to prevent this?). We should also educate children and teach them that this is a "bad" (ethically wrong) thing to do. Along with this, we should try to educate those offenders in the first place. Although some people cannot be reformed, this could open people's eyes.

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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror by confronting those who committed them. It should take it's citizen's opinions on how to deal with them into consideration when it comes to punishing those who are responsible, but the society should not respond with an excessive amount of violence that could promote more terror. It should also ensure that everyone who was affected is recovering.

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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror by both condemning the violence and by punishing those who commit those acts. We should have harsh enough punishments that it deters other possible participants in violence. We should also try to minimize the reasons for violence through prevention and teaching the young.

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A democratic society should respond to violence and terror immediately by punishing those who committed those acts. Although it is a must that they are punished, there should also be more education so that it prevents these acts from happening in the first place. People need to better educate themselves.

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I assume this question is regarding the KKK, the domestic terrorist group that's been around for over 150 years. How much "education of future generations" has been done in those 150 years? Heck, how much has been done since the Civil Rights Movement? While my fellow classmates and I would surely condemn any action ever taken by the KKK, that doesn't mean people across the U.S. would. Not even five years ago, the Charlottesville "Unite the Right" rally (terrorist attack) spread violence throughout the city for multiple days, and was started by college kids!!! Kids who are literally in the same "Gen Z" cohort as us teamed up with neo-Nazis and the KKK. Or, even more recently, Kyle Rittenhouse, the then-17 year old Kenosha shooter, killed two anti-police-brutality protesters less than a year ago! How much more education is needed, how much longer will it be until everyone in America is on the same page regarding violence and terror?
It seems impossible to me.
The definitions of "violence and terror" have been so politicized over the past four years that I need to be very careful about this definition. If an organization or its members are truly committing acts of terror, such as the KKK, or arguably modern neo-Nazi "protesters," they should be thrown in jail, maybe their own special "terrorist" jail, and re-educated from there. The communities in America that are targeted by them have already gone through way too much to allow them to stay on the streets while their children hopefully receive better education than they did.