In fact, that point of view is interesting because the argument for the police state since 9/11 is 'but domestic terrorists!' (although nowadays it's back to 'think of the children').
If domestic islamic terrorists aren't as active as everyone think, maybe we can do with less surveillance, no?
To be honest in my country, domestic islamic terrorism killed more than any other terrorism since 2014, and even more than police, and I still don't like the surveillance state we have, it's still to much.
If domestic islamic terrorists aren't as active as everyone think, maybe we can do with less surveillance, no?
To be honest in my country, domestic islamic terrorism killed more than any other terrorism since 2014, and even more than police, and I still don't like the surveillance state we have, it's still to much.