It’s not even hyperbole. It is literally what it is, and fits even a very generic definition (Oxford Languages):
a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
A reasonable person, if they feel passionately about their anti-abortion beliefs. Could do any number of non-violent and legal activities. Petition the government. Non-violent protest. Form organizations (free association). Fund raise. Buy space on billboards or in media. Etc. People who are not unhinged criminals already do this, and are effective at it. (as much as I disagree with the anti abortion position, there are ways for them to be effective without being a terrorist)
I hope she can stay in prison for a long time. Maybe one day she’ll reform and understand the most basic rules of society. But I’d feel safer not to have terrorists running around loose in this world.
Exactly. “Terrorism” isn’t one of the crimes Timothy McVeigh was charged with either, but there’s little dispute that his act of mass murder and use of a weapon of mass destruction constituted an act of terrorism.
Just a regular stan for Turin headed for Constantinople. Wait, what Crusade wasn’t an idea of the time that wasn’t actually good that you have in mind?
A-ha! The robes of Sgt. Louis etc. Torquemada are missing! Someone call the ahistorical metal products company and see what their orders have been like lately!
…so, missed the woke petition and fundraising role bits, has she?
I’m sure that her demonstrations of deep remorse, taking responsibility, and having learned from this experience were taken into account in sentencing.
