Addendums have been made in the comments, evidently Luigi is not the first non-muslim to be charged with terrorism in the US, but IS one of very few examples

I think this could make an even stronger point: the charge of terrorism has been warped into something used against anyone who takes action against systemic violence, whether peacefully (stop cop city) or violently (Luigi)

Notable idea from the comments

I agree somewhat. I might phrase it as terrorism as a charge is relative and related to challenges to institutional authority rather than the specifics of the act being committed, but I think the core truth of the comment stands

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