Quote by Michelle Sagara

“The imperative of war is to kill, and thus all wars are exercises in sanctioned murder.”

— Joseph E. Persico

“Well we kind of tried to kill each other in a duel to the death." "I see. You tried the diplomatic approach.”

— Rick Riordan

“War merely gives people an excuse to indulge themselves further, to murder with impunity.”

— John Connolly

“We fought.' 'A duel?' 'Nothing that formal. A simultaneous decision to murder one another is more like it.”

— Roger Zelazny

“Military strategy...has become the diplomacy of violence.”

— Thomas C. Schelling

“If it was killing-and it was- then I thought it not murder, but a justifiable homicide, undertaken in desperate self defense.”

— Diana Gabaldon

“The only difference between war and murder is the number of dead.”

— Joe Abercrombie

“The only difference between war and murder is the number of the dead.”

— Joe Abercrombie

“To kill someone it's not necessary to have weapons, your words and attitude can do the same job.”

— M.H. Rakib

“Is no one incapable of murder?”

— Agatha Christie

“Sure, what is murder? Isn't it common enough in these parts?" "It is, indeed; but it's not for me to point out the man…

— Arthur Conan Doyle

“No offense, but it seems like the whole point of civilization is to get someone else to do your killing for you.”

— Mark Russell