Well, the civilized position is that if you have someone who is unarmed who is a civilian, acts of violence committed against those who work for a tyrannical regime should not be considered acts of terrorism by the definition that I proposed.
Rohrabacher argues that violence against tyrannical regimes shouldn't be labeled as terrorism.
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