Terrorism can be caused by a number of circumstances, poverty, powerlessness, despair, or a combination of these and many other factors can make a person or group of people resort to terrorism. After the catastrophe that occurred on 11 September 2001, the entire world view of terrorism was forced to change.
As Americans we are a very privileged society. We often take for granted all that this country has to offer. However, it is this way throughout the world. Many nations live in poverty and hunger and do not consider any departure from the situation. Most of the world population explosion happening in poorer countries and the number of people who live in these impoverished nations is increasing steadily. This leads to a rapid exhaustion of unemployment of goods and worried and angry young men. With few options to provide for themselves and their families find these young men to be very easily persuaded to commit very violent acts without reason.
While there are still these conditions in third world countries today, such terror. Just the elimination of terrorist leaders will not do. Anger and despair with no reason to expect better is what drives people to commit terrorist acts in many cases. Psychologists refer to this as the relationship of pain aggression. To fully understand the full reasons behind the crimes committed by the terrorist must first understand the political and economic upheaval involved.
As a race of people we should make our overall goal to end global terrorism in a climb. We can not judge what you do not understand. Moreover, we should not criticize what we are unwilling to help to change ...
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