Terrorism is the affected, use of violence to bring forth fear. ... This short piece would try to answer the question by discussing the proportion that while all terrorists are extremist's violence, not all extremists are terrorists. ... Perhaps, it is more likely understandable that all terrorists are extremists, but the question that might be raised is: Does employing an extreme political, religious, or ideological view necessarily entail terrorism? ... However, Pressman &ump; Flockton (2014) point of view about the terms, it is more likely acceptable that while extremism does not requi...

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Morally it would be wrong to turn a blind eye to the proliferation of violence and intimidation in other countries as a means of control. ... Indeed, how does it make sense to use violence as a means of ending violence? ... Rather than upset the casual listener who likely doesn't hold very extreme views, President Obama attempted to justify intervening in Syria without seeming neither overly harsh and power-hungry, nor weak and passive in the face of world crisis. ...

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However these alliances are not very highly looked upon by many extreme Muslim groups who have already promised violence against countries such as Indonesia if support is given to the United States (6). ... To truly put an end to this violence the whole globe has to come together and became dedicated to fighting the cause in any means necessary. ...

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Extremist militants of other faiths have also had an involvement in terrorist violence and must not be ignored. ... The events of September 11, 2001, are by far the most extreme terrorist actions committed in a single attack against the American people. ...

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