In this episode of Ponderland, David delves into the recent attacks in Lebanon, where pagers and walkie-talkies exploded, causing casualties. David argues that these acts, regardless of the perpetrator or target, constitute terrorism due to the widespread fear and terror they inflicted on the Lebanese population. He draws parallels to his own experiences growing up in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. Additionally, David raises concerns about the implications of these attacks for future warfare, suggesting that if we legitimize these tactics, we open the door for similar acts of terror to be used against any population deemed "hostile."
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