| − | Using [[terroristic tactics]] to coerce behavior in another person or group is generally accepted as a definition of a terrorist. However, no convenient definition exists as the nature of terrorism makes the definition mutable. One who uses such terroristic tactics ([[suicide bombing]], [[sniper]], [[assassination]], [[random bombing]], etc.) can often be described as such, but again, the definition is a key subject of [[debate]] in intelligence, academic and diplomatic circles.
| + | One who uses [[terroristic tactics]] to coerce behavior in another person or group is generally accepted as a definition of a terrorist. However, no convenient definition exists as the nature of terrorism makes the definition mutable. One who uses such terroristic tactics ([[suicide bombing]], [[sniper]], [[assassination]], [[random bombing]], etc.) can often be described as such, but again, the definition is a key subject of [[debate]] in intelligence, academic and diplomatic circles. |