Terrorism ... the other unacceptable

Yes, of course, 
nothing excuses this ultimate form of violence 
that affects both the flesh and the mind, 
showing how much consequence can affect the cause 
in what we call 
fear. 

That being said 
it is possible to to evoke 
what 
far beyond the human aspects 
makes this weapon and those who use it 
the Beast that must be destroyed 
at all costs

What is unbearable in terrorism is this lack of respect for the hierarchy of respective merits, the disruption of the prerogatives and powers that usually everyone respects, and which is the very basis of liberalism, a system in which The modification (recognition) of the values ​​of each may take place (this "purse" is the very foundation of everything) but must be gradual. 
Indeed, even in disasters the notion of duration is respected, was it minimal: so a crack of Wall Street must take the development time in one, two or three days (at least a few hours)

What is insupportable in terrorism is precisely this negation of the inscription in the duration of a reversal of precedence. 
The most insignificant personage can, by the mere fact of the passage from the solid state to the gaseous state, of an unstable matter, deny its effective place in the world, and suddenly take on an inordinate importance.

Such an intrusion is absolutely inadmissible. The civilization of men can only tolerate progressivity. The mere fact that an insignificant being at a moment T can become for a few seconds the most influential person on the planet (individual will / developed energy ratio) and burst into existences far more important than his own, this fact alone is absolutely monstrous.

Thus terrorism is not only morally unacceptable, it is a monstrosity, a nonsense, the very negation of the most fundamental laws of the capitalist world. 
The dust must not have power over the head, was it explosive.

With terrorism, the social and caricatural lift is threatening and definitive.

It is for this reason that it is absolutely essential to fight it, to pursue it and to eradicate it.

... 
no, but!