- cross-posted to:
- noncredibledefense
- cross-posted to:
- noncredibledefense
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Terrorists have no leverage if they have no hostages 🤔
Large scale counterterrorism AKA “war on terror” is a geopolitical paradox that only creates more terrorism as the victims of state terrorism, their families, and loved ones are inevitably radicalized by self-righteous war criminals who are impossible to defeat or even hinder through conventional means.
Even when treated purely as a criminal matter, laws erring on the side of cop overreach causing severe harm to innocent people is common almost to the point of being the norm.
Large scale counterterrorism AKA “war on terror” is a geopolitical paradox that only creates more terrorism as the victims of state terrorism, their families, and loved ones are inevitably radicalized by self-righteous war criminals who are impossible to defeat or even hinder through conventional means.
This is an account of military special forces (ineptly) intervening in a hijacking+hostage situation, I don’t think that holds a whole lot of relevance here. Unless your position is that hijacking and hostage situations are impossible for state forces to resolve.
