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How about a more sound explaination.  Just because the majority of the democrats voted against invading Iraq does not mean they support terrorism.  The definition of terrorism is the use of force to coerce a particular ideology.  Terrorism is not only in Iraq.  There are terrorists in every nation of the world, including the U.S.  The violent acts instigated from the KKK, IRA, or Freedom Fighters, is terrorism.  As long as people feel oppressed and that something is unfair, there will always be terrorism.[[User:Idealist101|Idealist101]]
 
How about a more sound explaination.  Just because the majority of the democrats voted against invading Iraq does not mean they support terrorism.  The definition of terrorism is the use of force to coerce a particular ideology.  Terrorism is not only in Iraq.  There are terrorists in every nation of the world, including the U.S.  The violent acts instigated from the KKK, IRA, or Freedom Fighters, is terrorism.  As long as people feel oppressed and that something is unfair, there will always be terrorism.[[User:Idealist101|Idealist101]]
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If you admit that Bush is not a terrorist for attacking another country he had no right to attack, then you also admit that people who did not support him in his illegal attack are not terrorists. His fault is clearly the greater one and we are excusing his, therefore the smaller fault (if it can even be called that) is clearly excusable. Enough said. [[User:Squiddy]]
    
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