State terrorism is a form of __________.
A) counterterrorism so as to engage terrorists on an equal footing
B) terrorism that violates the same laws and conventions as stateless and state-sponsored terrorists
C) terrorism in which prisoners are abused, such as those at Abu Ghraib
D) warfare conducted by terrorist states such as the former Libya

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State terrorism is a form of terrorism committed by a government or its security forces that violates the same laws and conventions as stateless and state-sponsored terrorists. It often involves the use of violence and repression against civilians or political opponents in order to maintain power or to enforce government policies.

State Terrorism Is a Form of __________