The verb to caper means to leap in a frolicsome way, and probably derives from capriole, which derives from the Latin for goat (Capra). The noun caper, means a frolicsome leap, a capricious escapade or an illegal or questionable act.
Can terrorism ever be justified? The purpose of this essay is to explore the issues surrounding the morality of terrorism. I will begin by providing contextual information of the topic through exploring the history of terrorism.
It's ironic -- the word terrorism appears constantly in newscasts, congressional debates and speeches by world leaders, often as a way of securing public support for one security measure or another. But for such a widely used word, there's actually no single definition of what terrorism means.There are many, and often, they're incompatible. Not only is the public confused about what to call terrorism -- the U.S. government is as conflicted as anyone.offman, for what itâs worth, concluded in his book that that terrorism is the deliberate creation and exploitation of fear through violence or the threat of violence in the pursuit of political change.. Hoffmanâs logic was that all terrorist acts involve violence or the threat of violence.