Chairman Arafat says that "one man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter," but Jenkins says that
A) one man's terrorist is everyone's terrorist.
B) he actually agrees.
C) freedom is not fought for with bullets.
D) calling someone a "terrorist" or a "freedom fighter" is really meaningless.

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Jenkins argues against the relativistic view by asserting a universal definition of terrorism, implying that acts of terrorism are universally condemnable, regardless of perspective.

Chairman Arafat Says That "One Man's Terrorist Is Another's Freedom