The reason that the leadership of revolutionary movements utilize violence and people willing to "kill" for the movement (e.g., the 9/11 hijackers) is predicated on __________.

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The use of violence in revolutionary movements is often seen as a rational response to state violence and oppression. The oppressed group may see no other way to achieve their goals than to use force and violence, and may rally people to their cause who are willing to "kill" for the movement. This is not necessarily an endorsement of the use of violence, but an acknowledgement that it is often a response to a history of violence and oppression.

The Reason That the Leadership of Revolutionary Movements Utilize Violence