Killing children makes no sense. They were not soldiers. They were not partisans. They were kids enjoying music in the company of other kids.
Perhaps that is the better definition of what we might call a “terror attack”: an attack that bears no relationship to sanity or logic as we understand it, assuming you view individuals as things worthy of the protection of our law.
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