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| Comment by:
PHORTO
(12/3/2016)
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Of course it did, but most of the increase is due to justifiable shootings.
But they don't tell you that, no siree. |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(12/3/2016)
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"Homicide" simply means "killing a man," the word in itself has no moral value. A muder is a homicide -- but so is a self-defense shooting, though a self-defense shooting is not murder.
I'm REALLY REALLY sorry if more criminals are getting themselves shot while they are going around assaulting, stealing, and murdering. If they wish to actually AVOID being ...."homicided" ;) then perhaps they should consider honest work. |
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