Posted: 2/13/2007 4:09:56 PM EDT
Why do they continue to use the word "HOMICIDE" when describing a Suicide Bomber? Homicide Bomber? Who uses this? The Government even declares such events as Suicide Bombings..Anyone else find this sorta strange/retarded on their part
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The main intent of the crime is to kill others, hence "homicide" is used. If a POS was to remotely detonate an IED and obviously does not die, is he/she a "Suicide Bomber?" FOX is calling it for what it is, murder. B_S |
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I think it's a dumb term. Fox should stop using it. Any bomber that kills people is a "homicide bomber." The Unabomber and Eric Robert Rudolph are "homicide bombers" in that they set off bombs that killed people. "Suicide bomber" refers to a specific type of bomber who also purposefully kills himself while setting off the bomb. ETA: Bob sets a timed explosive that goes off five minutes after he sets it and leaves. Sam sets off a bomb that he's carrying. Both bombs kill innocent people. Sam's bomb also kills Sam. Since they both set off bombs, Bob and Sam are both "bombers." Since they both killed other people, you could say that they are both "homicide bombers." Sam is a suicide bomber. Bob is not. I say "homicide bomber" is less specific and more ambiguous than "suicide bomber." |
They are slowly learning from the other news stations that if they can change the terms of the debate then they can change the debate. See "undocumented worker". |
It's 'HOMICIDE' because they are KILLING OTHER PEOPLE, fool. And your twin just asked this exact stupid question ~4 days ago. |
Kind of acting like an Assbag, aren't you? |
+1. You don't call Timothy McVeigh a "homicide bomber". "Suicide bomber" merely indicates they bombed something with the intent of blowing themselves up in the process. Why don't we go back to the history book and change kamikaze to "homicide dive bombers". |
Here we go again. www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=543490 |