Every so often, my friend and I have... Strange conversations. We argue over idiotic things, and I wanted to see what the opinions of others might be on this subject.
Does saying "I will kill your family" include the person it's being said to? Argument One is that saying that to a person means that, yes, you will kill their family, but since they are also apart of their own family you will also kill them. Argument Two is that saying that doesn't include the person, since you were saying that the person's family is going to be killed, not them, and that you need to include them in the statement for them to be included in the killing (I.E. "I will kill you and your family").
I apologize if this is in the wrong section, I figured that this was indeed random enough to be included in this section.