Talk:2024 Ju County attack: Difference between revisions

:'''Oppose'''. Massacre titles are bad unless they are the clear common name, as it is with Munich and Columbine. A massacre can be metaphorical, it can be a state killing - attack implies one person IMO. The title is too vague, with a "massacre" title I would go into this article assuming it was a state killing. No source has called it massacre. How many deaths make a massacre? Who knows. The title is OR in any case where it is not the common name. [[User:PARAKANYAA|PARAKANYAA]] ([[User talk:PARAKANYAA|talk]]) 05:49, 24 April 2024 (UTC)

::'''Support''' Zhaike Village massacre. I agree with Para's previous statement, nobody outside of China really knows what Ju County is as much as Zhaike, however, it is a fairly large area, so having the name of the specific village helps narrow it down a lot. "Massacre is a much better term than attack, as it utilized several weapons and attack types. The [[2022 Nong Bua Lamphu massacre]] was renamed to this title, as it consisted of mass stabbing, vehicle ramming, and mass shooting attacks. In Zhaike, the perpetrator(s) used a bladed weapon and a firearm. Most articles about these subjects are usually titled as shooting(s), stabbing(s), bombing, arson, or vehicle attack, but attacks of several different types are usually titled either "attack" or "massacre". [[User:GoatLord234|GoatLord234]] ([[User talk:GoatLord234|talk]]) 14:39, 24 April 2024 (UTC)