• Xanis@lemmy.world
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    12 hours ago

    I feel it’s’s almost certainly retaliation for perceived wrongs. What it accomplishes will depend on the person. Some will see it as scare tactics, others as a warning, more as stupidity, and others besides.

    Let’s just hope it’s not an early herald of more.

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      11 hours ago

      I understand I might not be asking the right person but what’s the difference between terrorism and a warning when it involves deadly force?

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        3 hours ago

        Intent, mostly. Other than that, not much. Because we can only assume why, even if it’s easy enough to come up with answers, it’s best to not leap to conclusions. I might be missing info though .

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          1 hour ago

          I guess I don’t see the difference. If you are warning someone with a gun, the warning is that they willl use the gun. Legally that might not always be “terrorism” but the effect is the same so seems like we call it what it is.