What terrorist threat affects you most?
553458
It is the governmet's reaction to terrorists that scares me the most. they are taking all my rights away, one by one, using terrorism as an excuse. if I didn't know better, I would say the U.S. gov. is treating terrorists like Nazi Germany treated Jews.
377261
Aside from having people close to me die and die myself, I have two biggest fears that I have not overcome yet and don't plan on it. I hope to be scared of them forever. But,\n1) Falling in front of a lot of people. At my graduation it was about 1,500 people in attendance and I had on 3.5 inch heels praying to God I didn't trip and/or fall in front of all of them.\n2) Being on a date with a guy who goes temporarily insane and tries to kill me and go somewhere deserted and dump me or tie my hands and feet tape my mouth and drop me in some large body of water.
685701
reliving the home invasion I went through a few years back where there were 6 Natives who broke into my house when me, my bf and our first child(2 months old at the time) were in it.  They brought guns, threatened to rape me beat up my boyfriend and trashed my house.  I still have that nightmare.  I wake up thinking that it's happening again and i get so scared.  I wish I could control what I dream about.
154658
You, who?  You, as an individual or the general will (i.e. the people, the government, the sovereignty)?   True, if an individual, for whatever reason, does not feel terrorized by terrorism then to that individual terrorism is not scary.   But even then it does not mean that just because “you” are not “scared” of terrorism, its destructive consequences cannot affect you and/or inflict pain and mayhem upon those that you happen to love and care for.   In that sense then, terrorism is and should be scary to all of us - we all have something and/or someone of value to lose, don't we?    Not to mention that, terrorism is clearly an act that directly infringes upon an individual’s right to liberty and pursuit of happiness.   Many of us do not have a fear of death, for instance, but does that mean we would enthusiastically prefer to be maimed or killed in a deliberate act of violence that we had no control over?   You have even less control over your own fate in a terrorist attack than if you had committed a suicide or were involved in an accident!    …The government, on the other hand, as the general will, should never react out of terror or fear of anything, but rather concern for the well-being of the public and the preservation and enforcement of the constitution and the citizens’ rights.     In other words, terrorism remains an act of violence whether we are individually terrorized by it or not.   Besides, generally speaking, terrorism’s true aim is not to create fear in the mind of an individual (that would be a mere common criminal act) but the masses.   Although the individual is always the innocent bystander – the true UNIT of terror, in the mind of a terrorist, is never measured in individuals (fearful or not) but in masses.    …Conclusion:  YES, even if terrorism does not scare “you”, it is still terrorism.
1046167
It is a terrorist activity, a warning that bad things will happen to you and your family. I do not know if it is still done but it is very bad.
764305
Terrorism doesn't threaten our COUNTRY. Only the President's misguided actions in rolling back civil liberties and abandoning our national principles threatens our COUNTRY.\n\nTerrorism threatens individuals and property. \n\nConservatives have totally lost sight of the reality of the situation.
176812
Have someone scare you.
109464
Not that I'm aware of, but what exactly are you afraid of?
1157017
my greatest fear is losing my dearest family members, i know they will die one day, but seeing them die a horrible death is a great fear!
538123
Best fear is what gets you zipping and is called eustress. The fear that turns you into a mental or physical frozen state is distress
1053006
TERRORISM..WE LIVE IN THE AGE OF THE TERRORISM PHENOMENON!!
180584
I'm not afraid of them and it's not going to affect my daily life.  After all, London has been the target for terrorists since the troubles began in Northern Ireland back in 1969.\n\nI do think it's probable that there will be another terrorist atack at some point.  After all, there were the failed attacks on 21st July last year and if you've been watching the news recently you'll know that several people are on trial for allegedly plotting a terror campaign which it appears would have included targets in and around London (e.g. Bluewater).
158508
anything is possible!terrorists will hit anytime anywhere! its just bad luck to be there when it happens and you cant live your life in fear so just forget about it and go on with your life!! fear is alqaida's main objective and its succeding to some degree!!!dont add to it be strong!
1152923
It plays the terrorist role
166822
They might feel threatened by them.
453065
I was with the Army and had to go 36 hrs without sleep while keeping watch on a suspected terrorist house (I won't say where).\nBut it was the worst time of my career - and it was the wrong house!
434631
I will repeat what I said to someone else:\nIt's interesting to me that the threat to the world is Bush, when a KNOWN terrorist and KNOWN terrorism-supporting nation is preparing a nuclear weapon.  Get a reality check, why don't you?