So, we have an actual Eco-Terrorist trope page now. Is there a particular reason we need a folder of Eco-Terrorists here on this page? I vote we link this page to Eco-Terrorist and move all Eco-Terrorist examples there.
Even after reducing the size of the article, and revising Example classification, the page still needs work. The last section needs work, since several examples are vague, as is the "Conspiracy" section. Anyone has suggestions to clean this up?
I’m tired of the sexist garbage going on this site. I’m leaving, this site now just trash.
Not Literally Me
There doesn't appear to be any Type IV on the page.
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Invisible terrorists?
I rarely visit the forums to avoid the cynicism ooze.
Invisible terrorists?
I rarely visit the forums to avoid the cynicism ooze.
Type Labels Are Not Examples. Work away.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
About the Rainbow Six: Patriots entry... I agree that they could turn out to be a right-wing terrorist group, but they could just as easily turn out to be left-wing. The complaints they mention in the trailers certainly match those made by many Americans in general, just backed by a willingness to commit terrorism over it. It probably shouldn't be in the "Right Wing Militia" category.
Wereboar
The last paragraph in the trope description is pretty far from truth. XIX-century anarchists were definitely not the first terrorists. Historians usually agree that the first organized terrorist organization in modern sense of this word were the Sicarii (sikarikim), Hebrew insurgents against Roman domination. For obvious reason, they weren't performing bombings but they were carrying out the assassinations of Roman officials and 'collaborators'.
Furthermore, Narodniki weren't performing 'random bombings'. Their targets were members of Tsar court and high-ranking officials.
Should "''Aliens'" on Star Trek really be an example?
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