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You're joking, right? Why is a completely innocent and legal organization being tarred with the Al-Qaeda brush, no doubt for their political beliefs, just a few years after 9/11 important?

You're asking why it's important news that govt seeks criminalizing feeding homeless? And you're suggesting Food Not Bombs orgs may deserve the domestic terror label?

But why does that matter? Maybe they have a reason or maybe not. It's just some list, right? Do people on the list lose rights or something?

https://www.aclu.org/sites/default/files/assets/watchlist_br... answers in detail

The biggest likely consequence I see there is inability to fly, which is not good but there are many unfair things about flying.

Also, how does that apply to an organization?

its members are surveilled individually as i shared in the other pdf. please stop responding to me i'm not interested in your uninformed thoughts on how the terrorist watch list is toothless

I don’t personally agree with the approaches that Food Not Bombs take, but _domestic terrorism_? How would you define terrorism, and how does this organization relate to that definition?

I'm obviously missing something. What happens to people on that list?