Terrorism
...the right things to do, but it depends on the degree. The only way to really know if it is a terrorist act is to judge it when it comes. It is just too difficult to say something is always wrong. John Brown would be considered a terrorist because of the action he took that effected society. Today he would not be considered a terrorist because he was part of an important movement. Terrorism is just one of those things that are hard to define and really has to be assessed on case by case basis. 3. If injustice and oppression are at the forefront of a non-states group they should be bound by international law. It does not give them any right different right because they are a non-states. All groups and persons should be bound by these laws. Now that does not mean you cannot break them, but if you do you better have a good reason. We have to have some kind of international standard because if we don’t the culture will be able to say what is right and wrong. This cultural relativist viewpoint is really not acceptable on a world level. It will really blur the line between right and wrong and nations would be torn apart by non-state groups. 5. The United States has slightly damaged international law, but we do it within the limits. Most of the Wars we are involved in are presented to the United Nations. Sometimes we do act ...