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To: dsc
ran·dom (rndm)
adj.
1. Having no specific pattern, purpose, or objective: random movements.

A cluster of events at a particular location by definition is not random. The use of random when discussing knock out game events is another example of liberals using New Speak to fuzz up truth.

4 posted on 01/09/2014 8:25:11 AM PST by dblshot (I am John Galt.)
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To: dblshot
The English language is rich in words, but most writers lack the vocabulary to know how to express a thought properly.

Here, the reader is invited to make "unjustified" synonymous with "random." I am 100% certain the attack was not "random," not even if there was only one, and not a cluster of them. The attacker chose the victim with deliberation, judging size, skin color, and perceived strength.

Then you get to the legal threshold for affixing a label, like "hate crime" or "racially motivated." If the attacked refuses to attack a black skinned person, and chooses victims at least in part based on skin color, that is not enough to label the attack "racially motivated," as a matter of law. So, readers get all sorts of "no sign this was racially motivated," even when the attackers NEVER select a person of like skin color.

Word games played by idiots.

40 posted on 01/09/2014 1:36:57 PM PST by Cboldt
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