Has terrorism ever changed the course of history or a minor war at least?
Franz Ferdinand Doesn't count
>>3329477
>Has X happened?
>The best example of X doesn't count!
Shit thread.
>>3329477
Julius Caesar was a violent domestic terrorist who destroyed a lawful republic with his actions.
>>3329485
Not OP but,
>Knows about x and would like examples of likewise scenarios but doenst want the thread revolve around x
If you cant contribute then fuck off, also bump
>>3329494
t.buttmad gaul
>>3329511
Well then he could've phrased it as
>Besides Franz Ferdinand.
But then
>FF Doesn't count!
French Revolution
>>3329494
Caesar was acting within his rights as a dictator of Rome and the senators that murdered him are the real terrorist
>>3329477
2001 invasion of Afghanistan?
>>3329494
Cato pls go
>what is the American Revolution
>>3329477
9/11, anon.
>>3330893
/thread
>>3329477
>Wonder why there are no Yankees bringing up the obvious freedom fighter
>Realize they'd be admitting to defeat
Tfw we won the war.
>>3329477
Can't you technically argue the American revolution at some points? Not trying to be edgy here.
>>3330991
The Boston Massacre was terrorism.
>>3330991
>non state actors using violence for political ends
It counts
>>3331012
that is a garbage definition of terrorism
>>3330991
No, the Americans were freedom fighters not terrorists.
>>3329477
The actions of the IRA in the early 20th century, and Algerian terrorism towards France in the 50s come to mind. Both freed their countries from the grip of a dominating colonial power through asymmetrical warfare and non-state political action.
>>3331018
Merriam-Webster defines terrorism as the systematic use of terror especially as a means of coercion. I'd say it still fits
>>3331025
One man's terrorist etc...
>>3331025
No they were terrorists.
>>3331032
>an american tea party is terrorism
only a britcuck could think this
>>3331039
I probably should have used a taxman getting tared and feathered, but whatever. Some American colonists used force to intimidate british officials in an organized manner before the war broke out, which would constitute terrorism