• Evaluate the prevalent myths about terrorism in Pakistan. Highlight with reasons and examples that why is it a myth.
Terrorism: It is a word used in its broadest sense to describe the use of intentionally indiscriminate violence as a means to create terror or fear in order to achieve a political or religious aim. Although the term is in use since 18th century, but its popularity increased when journalists and politicians publicly introduced and used the term ‘’Islamic Terrorism’’ following the 9/11 attacks.
Terrorism in Pakistan: Pakistan and Terrorism is used side by side by western Media. Back in 70s during the invasion of Afghanistan by Soviets, when they were on the expansionist
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Terrorism in whatever case is wrong. It is the killing of innocent people by the non-state militants. There is a handful of amount of people who think that there is a concept of good terrorism as well. This comes from the people of the mentality that these terrorists just want to be heard so they try to gain attention. But this thing, again in no sane way justifies the act of killing people just ‘to be heard’. But even if we do accept this fact that they are doing to this to grab attention but in the span of last 5 years, Pakistani government has tried to begin a dialogue towards settlement, but the terrorists group in Pakistan weren’t ready and incase of any disagreement they would send an extreme reaction, killing hundreds of …show more content…
Not only in Pakistan, but also in the whole world. There is this misconception that all these terrorists group consists of uneducated people and the ones who are really poor and got frustrated and this was the only way to carry out their anger in the form of revenge from an unjust society. Yes, there are some uneducated terrorists as well but these are sent with the bombs wrapped around them, because apparently they’re being of no more use but this. The leading panel of the Taliban groups are mostly educated people. For example in the incident of Karachi bus firing. In which 43 people who belonged to Ismaili community were directly fired at and killed. Later on after the reports came out and some of the killers were identified, it turned out they had their qualifications in computer sciences and belonged to a prestigious institute. There are plenty with better IQ level than normal people. And majority of these belong to a
The Taliban implemented a ban on young women receiving an education, one of their many cruel treatments to their women. These two governments are in fear of
Terrorism uses violence to solve their problems, which spreads panic over society. Using fear in order to gain power is a common method, but in terms of moral correctness, no religion can justify the murdering of large masses of people. Life is precious and religion, especially Christianity, emphasis how valuable life is. It takes a corrupt conscious for a person to believe that killing others will solve ones problems, just like it takes a corrupt conscious to believe it is right to justify enslaving a race of people and treating them
Many acts of terrorism still happen today. Terrorism is the use of violence against a person's property. In the 1800's, John Brown was against slavery and fought for what he believed in, but his actions were violent and he terrorized many people. Even though terrorism can be defined in many ways, John Browns actions at Harpers Ferry and Pottawatomie Creek were acts of terrorism, which justify him as a terrorist.
The reason why the Taliban did this was because Malala stands up for girls' education. They do not think that girls' should have the right to an education so they
There doesn’t seem to be a consensus of what terrorist constitutes among the public. The counter arguments suggest that it’s not terrorism because there is no evidence of political motives. Basically, what it comes down to is people should consider how their use
America has gone through difficult times with war, but has gone through harder times with the war on terror. Terrorism is defined as the use of terror or threat. The war on terror became a big deal on December 7, 1941, Pearl Harbor was bombed by hundreds of Japanese fighter planes, but has been a bigger deal since that attack on the Twin Towers in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.. The bombing of the Twin Towers and to the Pentagon was like a Pearl Harbor but for the 21st century. Terrorist turn to violent means such as killing and bombing of the government.
After 9/11 the question of terrorism was very important. Ever more terrorist camps emerged, planning to threat the world with chemical, nuclear, etc. weapons. Some governments like North Korea and Iraq were said to "sponsor terror" and shatter the world peace. Bush Jr. stated that America's troops are training other countries' armies to fight terrorism. A big amount of the USA's budget was spent on the strengthening of the army and weapons to protect its citizens and also to help other states.
Terrorists are evil dwellers that slaughter the purity of life. Just as any other evil creature would do. Death is also seen as evil, and many people have lost someone in their lives. Evil will always be one step ahead, so it can try to destroy that life. Evil will either succeed or fail, but there is no way to ever eradicate
A key underlying commitment ratified by a number of governments is the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. This Convention has 54 articles that cover all aspects of a child’s life and set out the civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights that all children everywhere are entitled to. It also explains how adults and governments must work together to make sure all children can enjoy all their rights. Many of the principles from this have been incorporated into statutory law.
Terrorism is the unlawful use or threat of violence especially against the state or public as a politically motivated means of attack according to Merriam Webster Dictionary. Terrorism, while on the rise, needs to be stopped by strong nations like America. America has the ability to stand up to terrorism with its unique strength and its limitless resources. America should stand up to terrorism by using one of the most important limitless resources, the american people. How the american people can stand up to terrorism is by strengthening their economy.
Pakistani people think American’s do not have to work hard to get paid like they do. Therefore, Pakistani’s starts to believe that America is greatest land on earth. In Blink group of people were showed a black face and a white face for an experiments. What they found was that people who “who saw a black face first, they were also quicker to call a wrench a gun” (233). This happens because people get primed by media.
This Year"). Terrorism is the illegal use of violence mainly towards civilians,
The history of Pakistan and other countries show that manipulators take actions in the name of a state or/and people to serve their personal interests. They make non-issues as national issues to divert the attention from the real
No one can say if someone else is right or wrong, it is a matter of personal opinion and no society can pass judgement on another society. The current movement to understand the radical Islam is a sign that relativism is growing. The cultural relativists believe Westerners should not impose their ideas on Islamic world, including the idea that the Terrorist bombing of civilians is evil. Islamic belief in the necessity of jihad is just as valid as any belief in the western civilian, the relativists assert, and they believe that the terrorist attack is not only their fault (Mamdani,
Terrorism causes fear all across the world. People are terrified because of what happens in these attacks. There are many different kinds of fear caused by terrorist attacks. Some react to these attacks differently than others. Many react to these attacks in a constructive and rational matter, this helps to not give the terrorists what they want.