Submarine cables cut in the Red Sea.Authorities looking at potential terrorism

Re:Submarine cables cut in the Red Sea.Authorities looking a... by orwin on Monday February 26, 2024 @07:32AM (#39510528)

So the yellow vest were terrorists, as were the red caps. Which is funny, because that last movement was supported by 3 of the richest French industrialist. Can we nationalize them for supporting terrorists?

OH! And French farmers are terrorists too according to your definition of terrorism and violence.

Maybe violence against people and violence against stuff shouldn't be treated the same.

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Re:Submarine cables cut in the Red Sea.Authorities looking a... by 15457345234 on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @08:58AM (#39524145)

Violence against stuff that is the support infrastructure for people is violence against people.

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Re:Submarine cables cut in the Red Sea.Authorities looking a... by orwin on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @07:27PM (#39532262)

So 40 years ago, Bretons violent actions against road signs that prevented tourists and French people to recognize places and road names, to bolster their political agenda (dual language signs) is terrorism, since it was clearly against regular French citizens (my father was a terrorist then :/) .

But filling Betancourt's swimming pool with pork shit was not terrorism, since it isn't infrastructure?

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Re:Submarine cables cut in the Red Sea.Authorities looking a... by 15457345234 on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @08:16PM (#39532652)

1. Correct

2. I don't know

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