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It's a long read...but I found this part to be the best.
How does he expect people to beleive anything else he said in the interview if his organization did bombings, and he doesn't beleive it's terroism?
It's a long read...but I found this part to be the best.
He also disputed whether the actions of the Weather Underground could be considered terrorism: "In trying to end [the war], we did cross lines of propriety, of legality, maybe even of common sense. But we never committed terror."
Ayers also remained unapologetic for his actions during that time.
How does he expect people to beleive anything else he said in the interview if his organization did bombings, and he doesn't beleive it's terroism?