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What is the difference between War and Terrorism?

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S. Leo

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Answered Jul 15, 2019

War and Terrorism are two things threatening the peace and stability of different societies today. There are so many terrorist groups hiding under some doctrines of religion to be killing and disturbing the peaceful existence of other people they perceive as their enemies. War and Terrorism are not the same, but the outcome of war and Terrorism are most times the same. War means a kind of organized armed conflict between two countries or national, ethic, or other sizeable groups, usually involving the engagement of military forces. Terrorism, on the other hand, means the deliberate commission of an act of violence to create an emotional response through the suffering of the victims in the furtherance of a political or social agenda and religious gains.

Most times, when two countries are fighting each other, or when two ethnic militant groups are fighting one another, they might put an end to it once they sort out their differences. While Terrorism always comes with the ideology that they won't stop attacking people until they achieve what they are fighting for

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