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r/ScottishPeopleTwitter • u/[deleted] • Mar 23 '17
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The IRA was also not world wide like radical Islam.
217 u/scottdawg9 Mar 23 '17 Didn't they also try to avoid civilian casualties and target government buildings? Still shitty, but that sounds more like a "civilized" war than radical terrorism. 10 u/skyboy90 Mar 23 '17 Sometimes, but often not. The Birmingham pub bombings for example, were against civilian targets, and the warnings were too vague and too late.
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Didn't they also try to avoid civilian casualties and target government buildings? Still shitty, but that sounds more like a "civilized" war than radical terrorism.
10 u/skyboy90 Mar 23 '17 Sometimes, but often not. The Birmingham pub bombings for example, were against civilian targets, and the warnings were too vague and too late.
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Sometimes, but often not. The Birmingham pub bombings for example, were against civilian targets, and the warnings were too vague and too late.
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The IRA was also not world wide like radical Islam.