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Just as duplicating branded goods is called “piracy”; violating the corporate state’s monopoly on violence is called “terrorism”. It’s a kind of copyright infringement.

The accusation of “terrorism” is not defined by the act itself, but by who commits it and who the victims are. Interestingly, the term is most often used, not to delegitmize violence, but to justify the violence of the accuser against the accused.