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Originally Posted by rebound
If that was a suicide bombing, then so were the Kamikazis during WW2.
Quick tip: neither were.  Now see if you can figure out why. |
I am going to guess at this answer. Because Kamikazis and the guys during the Jefferson Era were going after military targets not civilian.
If Japanese fighter planes were crashing into temple's, night clubs, library's, bus's, airplane's, etc. then maybe too would they be considered suicide bombing?
The obvious difference being the targets?
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