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Originally Posted by jola
What a defeatist attitude! Cheer up! There is in fact a war on drugs, and personally, I believe terrorism should be approached with a similar "policing" mentality moreso then state militaries. True, there is no war to stop drugs, but there is a war to stop those who illegally produce, transport, and sell them. You cannot defeat terrorism, for it is an idea, or a method rather, but you CAN stop terrorists. That is why we must be ever vigilant. We may never put an end to all the anti-American terrorist organizations, but we may be able to save one more life, and that is worth it.
Edit: I just contradicted myself in my language of the war on drugs. I mean to say the war against the people responsible for the illegal drugs, not the physical chemicals themselves.
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no there's no way to stop it. it was always there and always be there. Just because it hasnt happen on you soil quite so often doesnt mean it wasnt there. Now you've experienced what other half of the world has to live with. The world welcomes you. Killing Pablo escobar didnt solve cocaine problem it only worsen it, he killed all the competition and now that he is dead its free for all, if i may say that. Killing on particular terrorist or a group will not change anything. You kill one, two more people who saw you do it will hate you now. Now instead of one terrorist you have 2, yay success.