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I recently had an email conversation with a young muslim who works for kashmiri human rights. He is a nice young person with good education. By education i mean morals and ethics and no worldly degrees.

He admits that many of the suicide bombing attacks are terrorist attacks. At the same time there can be exceptions he feels. He told me about a 70 year old muslim who lives in hindu dominated area in Jammu. He had 3 sons, 3 of which are killed by Hindustan army. He has one daughter and his son in law is regularly interroaged and tortured at local police station. His grand children are called terrorists by hindu kids in local school. The old muslim man runs a small shop to feed his family. People have stopped coming to his shop due to police fear or because they feel he is a desh-drohi and father of terrorists.

The old man is a stauch muslim and does his namaj regularly. He will prefer to die than to beg for food. Now if this old man is approached by a militant outfit, granted financial security for family and is asked to become a suicide bomber to blow the local police station, will this guy be a terrorist ??????????

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Are you serious? Of course he would be a terrorist.

I never said that "this guy is/isnot a terrorist".

If u call him a terrorist, what shud he do ???????

He is not a brahamgyani or a sant. He is an old man who suffers from the 5 demons just as all of us. Shud he beg to feed his family ?????????? Shud he approach the RSS chief for help ???????? Shud he tell his daugther and 3 daughters in law to start watching bollywood films and start dressing in half nude dress and apply for cheerleaders at an IPL franchise?????????????????????????????????????

WHAT THE HELL SHUD HE DOOO ??????????????????????????????

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What is your opinion then seeing as you posted the thread? It's obvious that he'd be a terrorist...

Anybody that commits an act of terror just to provide food for his family is a terrorist no matter what their family situation is or how nice the person is. A terrorist is a terrorist. Can you imagine living off money that has come from killing innocent people?

As for what he should do? There is nothing stopping him from moving somewhere else is there. There's millions of other people in his situation too don't forget.

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What is your opinion then seeing as you posted the thread? It's obvious that he'd be a terrorist...

Anybody that commits an act of terror just to provide food for his family is a terrorist no matter what their family situation is or how nice the person is. A terrorist is a terrorist. Can you imagine living off money that has come from killing innocent people?

As for what he should do? There is nothing stopping him from moving somewhere else is there. There's millions of other people in his situation too don't forget.

The only place where this guy will be safe is some area with majority muslim population and yes moving around is a good idea which he shud consider. Good point u made. But one thing is sure, wherever he goes, he and his family will be under continuous watch and they will live a life in fear. Moreover, moving out isnt that simple. I mean like you have ur house etc, large family and suddenly leaving all that and settling in some new area requires some money too. May be he shud ask some muslim body to give him financial aid for relocation.

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