It perpetuates the myth that they are somehow dangerous, or at the very least, indiscriminate generic focus points for ridicule, a caricature to be mocked.
"We need you to get out and, for once in your lives, focus your indiscriminate rage in a useful direction," Oliver said.
On the Sunday, June 1, episode of "Last Week Tonight," Oliver issued a rallying cry to angry online commenters to "focus your indiscriminate rage in a useful direction" against the Federal Communication Commission's proposed changes to net neutrality regulations.
How could a woman who was only 17 when the conflict erupted in April 1992 have so captured the horror of a war that focused largely on indiscriminate and brutal attacks on civilians?
This is compounded by the sunset of the extension of the debt-ceiling agreement, which mandates huge, automatic and largely indiscriminate spending cuts, with a major focus on defense, if a deficit-reduction deal is not reached.
Though some of the procedural and transparency reforms in the original bill survive in a severely diluted form, the current version jettisoned changes to other surveillance powers in order to focus squarely on barring indiscriminate collection of records.
The other argues that the focus should be switched from indiscriminate microbial analysis to the sequencing of classes of microbes of high relevance to human health, industry or the environment.
Most qualitative studies in the field of vaccination decision-making have elicited barriers and enablers to vaccination using traditional methodological approaches such as explicit enquiry (eg, why did you vaccinate?) and indiscriminate use of probes, often within a focus group setting.
As Afghanistan never signed the UN Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons — which focuses on weapons that are "indiscriminate" or "excessively injurious" — it's technically legal for them to leave a mess behind.
The report suggests that Al Qaeda's indiscriminate use of violence and its failure to focus on problems like poverty and unemployment could diminish its appeal.
