6thGen
Beach Fanatic
You think Falun Gong is a statistical outlier? Ok, easy enough?
Jewish Germans in the Reich 1933-1945
Cuban anti-Castro Groups
Dalits, the lowest rung on the Indian caste system
Tibetans living under Chinese occupation
The Chinese ethnic minority community within Vietnam
Black South Africans under Apartheid
Cambodian people under the Khmer Rouge
Bosnian Muslims under Serbian Control pre 1992
Indigenous Tribes in Guatemala and Honduras
All examples of groups whose civil liberties and political rights are/were suppressed and yet did not turn to terrorism.
The ?root cause? by definition, is going to be a factor in a vast majority, if not all examples of terrorism.
My response to your post should have been obvious enough, which makes me conclude that Chess isn?t one of your strong points either?..
Checkmate.
Beyond defaulting back to your standard ?because I said so? there is no reasonable way to conclude that a suppression of civil and political rights is the root cause of terrorism.
I never said that all that are suppressed are terrorists, I said that most terrorists have had their civil liberties and political rights suppressed. You are making the common mistake of affirming the consequent. You are getting better at disguising your fallacies, but you still have a ways to go.

