Four police officers fatally shot near Seattle. Is this an "act of terror"?

• cbus4life

  unique_67 wrote: I want to thank all of the people who have posted on this thread. And, I have noticed that people have been giving rational, well thought out responses rather than resorting to name calling and going off on tangents that have nothing to do with the question posed.
  
  I have enjoyed reading all the responses, and from reading the responses I would agree that this was not a crime that fits the literal definition of a terrorist act, though I do believe the crime has created terror for those who were at the restaurant, the entire Tacoma/Seattle area, and all members of law enforcement who know there is a proven "cop killer" still on the loose.
  
  I do wonder though if the reaction would be different if the individual who committed these crimes was Muslim, even if he had not shouted any type of religious phrase, not mentioned Allah and had no ties to radical clerics from other countries, but was known by others to be a very devout follower of Islam?

  They would find some way to call it terrorism, guaranteed.
• CenterBHSFan

  

  I knew, I KNEW that this thread would just degenerate into some way of popping off about coulda woulda and shoulda's.
  
  10 million people outta work and we get 2 bit psychics.
  
  :dodgy:
• Writerbuckeye

  

  SQ_Crazies wrote: Not terrorism, just a dude that had been locked up and hated cops.
  
  Way to go Huckabee. I'd LOVE to hear his reason for letting this guy go.

  Me too.
  
  The man was serving a very lengthy term for a reason.
  
  In any case, Huckabee can forget any presidential aspirations he might have had.
• eersandbeers

  Hannity was doing his usual slob job on Huckabee and defending his decision while criticizing the actions of the judges. The partisan hackery knows no limits.