Fariq Naik – One May Get Two Opposite Labels for the Same Act

Fariq Naik
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The media says Muslims are terrorists. What is the meaning of

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the word Terrorist? Terrorist, by definition means a person who

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causes terror. When our robot sees a policeman, he's terrified. So

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for the robber, the policeman is a terrorist. I'm aware that this

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word terrorist is more commonly used in order to terrorize an

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innocent human being.

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And many times, two different labels are given to the same

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person for the same activity.

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More than 60 years back, before India gain its freedom, and India

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was ruled by the Britishers. There are people who are fighting for

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the freedom of the country. And these people by the British

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government. They were called as terrorist were as by the common

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Indians, they were called as freedom fighters, same people,

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same activity, but two different labels. If you agree with the view

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of the British government, that the Britishers had come to rule

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over India, then you would call these people as terrorist. Where

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as if you agree with the view of the common Indians, that the

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Britishers that come to the train, there are no right to rule over

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us. Then you would call these people as freedom fighters as

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patriots seeing people seem activity but two different labor

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