Exclusion Of The "Rejected Humans" As An Influence Of Terrorism And Terrorism Countering

Abstract

The theme of terrorism cannot be dissociated from a discussion about the society in which it is inserted and the phenomena that occur in it. of combating terrorism other than racial profiling. In order to meet this objective, it is required the adoption of a legal-sociological methodological aspect. With regard to the type of investigation, in the Witker (1985) and Gustin (2010) classification, the juridical-projective type was chosen. According to the content analysis technique, it is stated that this is a theoretical research, which will be possible from the content analysis of doctrinal texts, norms and other data collected in the research. In summary, the fight against terrorism involves combating its causes, since it is ineffective and counterproductive to fight terrorists, since they are difficult to identify, since they use identity concealment, as well as being just an expression of an idea, so even if terrorists are fought, terrorism will continue to exist if its causes are not directly addressed. The most obvious cause of terrorism stems from the exclusion of human refuse, in this perspective practices of racial profiling only accentuate the problem, in addition to violating the Democratic State of Law. In general terms, the effective insertion of people into society is necessary so that they do not have anything to resent against, especially in such an extreme way as terrorism.