Agreed. These actions were basically in solidarity with all of the movements fighting imperialism across the globe.
While certain of the RAF's actions, along with the PFLP's actions (During this period of time) and Carlos the Jackal's could ultimately be described within a sense as 'brutal' or 'terroristic' more or less they were a response to Imperialistic and Capitalistic actions that had proposed, allowed and implemented a form of brutality that the RAF, PFLP and Carlos the Jackal were responding to with active resistance.
Nice to see someone else around with an admiration for the RAF
