While I don't disagree, all states pretty much engage in terror.
this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2022
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Maybe after the current crisis the tribunal could investigate and monitor the terror of other nations as well. Although, not without some push from electorate
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Sure, but all participants of WW2 engaged in terror, yet prosecuting Nazis was ok. This is similar.
Yeah I definitely get that. What I wanted to say was just something along the lines of, "statehood equals terror", so by all means...
Russia is a terrorist state, one with very primitive means of action. But the same can be told about all the world superpowers. You don't get to be a superpower in this crazy world unless you have a little bit of blood on your hands. Sometimes the blood is fresh, in other cases, it's crustier.