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before they are considered assassinated instead of just murdered? |
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before they are considered assassinated instead of just murdered? 6.374 |
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Assassination suggests a political motive, murder does not. You could say that assassination is murder+politics.
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It just sounds better. It's the same thing.
Like euthanizing sounds so much better then a person just killed an animal. We won't even get into the word culling.... |
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He wasn't murdered...He was killed for acts of war.....good grief...what do y'all want? For him to be alive and attack us again???
Hasn't he MURDERED enough of us? JMO |
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Assassination suggests a political motive, murder does not. You could say that assassination is murder+politics. |
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does it really matter? he dead, i'm happy with that... the government is going to lie no matter what, so who really cares about correct terminology?
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If anybody in this world ever deserved to be assainated , murdered whatever it was him!!
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as·sas·si·nate (-ss-nt)
tr.v. as·sas·si·nat·ed, as·sas·si·nat·ing, as·sas·si·nates 1. To murder (a prominent person) by surprise attack, as for political reasons. 2. To destroy or injure treacherously: assassinate a rival's character. All you have to be is prominent and be killed for political reasons. prominent-adjective apparent, bold, brilliant, consequential, conspicuous, credited, dignified, discernible, distinct, distinctive, distinguished, elevated, eminent, evident, exalted, extended, famous, flagrant, foremost, glaring, honored, illustrious, important, influential, jutting, known, leading, lofty, main, marked, memorable, noble, notable, noticeable, notorious, obtrusive, obvious, outstanding, powerful, preeminent, principal, projecting, prominens, pronounced, protruding, protrusive, protuberant, raised, recognizable, relieved, remarkable, renowned, respected, rising, salient, showy, significant, striking, upmost, visible, weighty, well-known, well-marked, well-seen So yea it can be described an assassination to those who feel so. |
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Edited by
Jess642
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Wed 05/04/11 04:47 PM
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Not very important at all....
A person's character can be assassinated. A person's credibility. It's a word...and we all attach our own perception to it. I suspect the 'apparent' person in question was 'killed' in one faction's mind...another faction will see it as an 'assassination'...yet another faction will see it as murder. It depends on the perspective with which you see from....and also the energy attached to it. |
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does it really matter? he dead, i'm happy with that... the government is going to lie no matter what, so who really cares about correct terminology?
Ain't THAT the truth? |
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assassination has a cause.
murder has a motive. |
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He wasn't murdered...He was killed for acts of war.....good grief...what do y'all want? For him to be alive and attack us again??? Hasn't he MURDERED enough of us? JMO Wasn't referring to anyone in peticular with the op.... just sayin 
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A few of the same responses I see......
I'm not asking this question because of Osama or anyone else in peticular. A general question is all. |
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Assassination suggests a political motive, murder does not. You could say that assassination is murder+politics. Political Motive? But I've heard it said that John Lennon was assassinated. Ron |
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before they are considered assassinated instead of just murdered? Important enough to need to hire a pro to take them out? |
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