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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (176958)	10/23/2003 8:26:16 PM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (1) of 1574946

Ten, re: in my opinion, we hardly get any acts of terrorism on our soil because of the threat of swift and terrible retribution. I don't buy that. Suicide bombers are not concerned with retribution. Part of the psychology of terrorism is that the terrorist is seeking retribution. re: Columbine, The Unabomber, Timothy McVeigh, the anthrax scare, D.C. snipers, etc. We have plenty of homegrown terrorists to worry about. Said better than I could. You could have also mentioned the abortion clinic bombings and the southern church fires, even the attack on that gay guy in Texas. Maybe we should spend a little more time looking inside for terrorists. The incidents are certainly more frequent, if not as emotionally devastating as 9/11 was. Anybody else have an opinion why terrorism is so rare in the US? I'm stumped. John

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