Is it possible to be a nice guy, mean well *and* be a terrorist?

So #mair had no extremist views which could lead to a terror act? Just a nice guy who meant well? #JoCoxMP pic.twitter.com/3apFjGfgJu

— Hasan Patel (@Hasanpatel) June 18, 2016

@Hasanpatel Is it possible to be a nice guy, mean well *and* be a terrorist?

— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) June 18, 2016

Danish woman leads British Prime Minister and US President astray at Memorial Service

Not bad looking.  Did this woman lead two men astray?

Danish PM leads astray UK PM and US President

http://metro.co.uk/2013/12/10/selfies-at-funerals-david-cameron-and-barack-obama-pose-at-memorial-for-nelson-mandela-4225495/?ITO=facebook

Eve The Temptress. 

Even if Nelson Mandela sued Nick Griffin in defamation for calling him a murderer his action would die with him

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/06/09/nick-griffin-insults-nelson-mandela_n_3410608.html

But what a cowardly act it is to libel a dying man.  

Perhaps Nick Griffin would like to do something more constructive, such as opposing the UK foreign policy of bombing and invading Muslim countries.

It is a shame that his supporters do not know how ill-served they are by him.

The Morality of War, Revolution and Terrorism is Conditional and Contingent

War is violence committed by one state against another. Revolution or terrorism can be violence committed by a group against a state or innocent civilians. As there can be just wars, so can there be 'just terrorism'. Terrorists (or violent revolutionaries) only become freedom fighters and statesmen if they are successful in their terrorism eg Nelson Mandela, Gerry Adams, Martin McGuinness. Good government entails the prevention of grievances that cause acts of terrorism to be committed, and bad governments deserve to be overthrown.

Do the ends justify the means?  We can only wait and see.