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I see what you did there. I wonder what's wrong with me, it took me three times to understand what was the weird stench coming from this sentence. I then under

• kelvin0 13y ago
  I must be slow as hell, I really can't see what you supposedly detected. Mind explaining to the rest of the class?
  • bausson 13y ago
    I may have over-read it, but I understood it as than citizen being targeted because of his presence in a third-rate country, and therefore by default a possible terrorist and an affordable loose. What is strange is the use of 'minor'. As far as I know, their is officially no caste system in the US, so no minor or major citizenship. It may also be another case of me over-reacting, 'minor' meaning in this situation 'only one'. . I suppose the referred story is there: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/18/opinion/the-drone-that-killed-my-grandson.html http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/18/opinion/the-drone-that-kil... but I don't know if it's the only time that happened. Close enough I suppose.
    • entendre 13y ago
      Au contraire mon ami. The entendre is there. Look at the victim's age... the victim is indeed a "minor" and a second class citizen in the US.
• speeder 13y ago
  I said minor as in legal minor in the US... Sorry, english is not my first language, and although I tried to write in several ways, this was the best I could :( (I don't remember the exact age of the murdered, only that he was a minor)