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In reply to the discussion: Bomber prediction [View all]TM99
(8,352 posts)36. Facts rarely drive an agenda.
To use the correct technical definitions is to set a boundary such that political agendas and excessive emotionalism are scrupulously avoided. Medicine, science, justice & the law rely on these technicalities.
The only people in this thread, including yourself whether you believe it or not, who are pursuing a political agenda are those using the 'common meaning of a word' instead of the precise definition. Common meanings are open to interpretation. Actual definitions are not.
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How could someone who does something like that NOT be deranged and mentally ill?
slackmaster
Apr 2013
#1
Yes, but a white guy won't likely be called a "terrorist", even if he is
get the red out
Apr 2013
#2
So what? A horrible crime was committed. The person or people who did it will probaby get caught.
slackmaster
Apr 2013
#3
You are very worried about something that has not yet happened, and might not happen.
slackmaster
Apr 2013
#8
Regardless of how the media reports it, he is a terrorist whether he is homegrown or international
bushisanidiot
Apr 2013
#18
Someone who plants bombs to injure and kill people is very different from me.
slackmaster
Apr 2013
#13
Kudos for not self-deleting, even though your prediction turned out to be wrong (nt)
Nye Bevan
Apr 2013
#41