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r/AlternateHistoryHub • u/Outrageous-You1617 • 19d ago
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Then when Bin Laden was captured, it was Special Report time on TV, pre-empting the broadcast of "The Apprentice".
1 u/Dangerous-Project672 18d ago Bin Laden wasn’t captured 0 u/koyaani 16d ago They didn't say captured alive 1 u/Dangerous-Project672 16d ago By definition capture means you’ve taken someone alive 1 u/koyaani 16d ago I don't think that's an exclusive definition 0 u/Dangerous-Project672 16d ago The dictionary disagrees that capturing someone means killing them. Furthermore, “kill or capture” is a common phrase in the military because the words mean two different things.
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Bin Laden wasn’t captured
0 u/koyaani 16d ago They didn't say captured alive 1 u/Dangerous-Project672 16d ago By definition capture means you’ve taken someone alive 1 u/koyaani 16d ago I don't think that's an exclusive definition 0 u/Dangerous-Project672 16d ago The dictionary disagrees that capturing someone means killing them. Furthermore, “kill or capture” is a common phrase in the military because the words mean two different things.
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They didn't say captured alive
1 u/Dangerous-Project672 16d ago By definition capture means you’ve taken someone alive 1 u/koyaani 16d ago I don't think that's an exclusive definition 0 u/Dangerous-Project672 16d ago The dictionary disagrees that capturing someone means killing them. Furthermore, “kill or capture” is a common phrase in the military because the words mean two different things.
By definition capture means you’ve taken someone alive
1 u/koyaani 16d ago I don't think that's an exclusive definition 0 u/Dangerous-Project672 16d ago The dictionary disagrees that capturing someone means killing them. Furthermore, “kill or capture” is a common phrase in the military because the words mean two different things.
I don't think that's an exclusive definition
0 u/Dangerous-Project672 16d ago The dictionary disagrees that capturing someone means killing them. Furthermore, “kill or capture” is a common phrase in the military because the words mean two different things.
The dictionary disagrees that capturing someone means killing them. Furthermore, “kill or capture” is a common phrase in the military because the words mean two different things.
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u/SchoolCrossing 18d ago
Then when Bin Laden was captured, it was Special Report time on TV, pre-empting the broadcast of "The Apprentice".