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I'm not saying don't have rules; we have rules against people killing people with knives, and rules that help prevent it. There already are rules and tactics and strategies for preventing and mitigating terrorist attacks, keep improving those.

I'm meaning more from a perception point of view. Some guy decides to kill his family and a bunch of other people because his tree told him to is tragic, probably makes it on the news, but it doesn't generate wall to wall news alerts and responses from world leaders across the globe. Why should the guy that did the same thing because some group in a far away country told him to instead of his tree generate such a different response? It seems to me that the public perception to each should be similar.