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Discharging a firearm can be positive.
Discharging a firearm can be positive.
Exactly what I was thinking.
For instance, say you were a 50+ year old woman, and just got out of the shower...and some stranger is there waiting to rape you. If you discharged a weapon and killed the scumbag, then the next day the headlines read something like "Elderly Lady Discharges Firearm to Thwart Rapist"
Then that there would be a prime example of how discharge can be a positive connotation. (unless of course you're an idiot, then you may disagree).
My tag for you was too long, shorten your name.
Yes, absolutely OP. When you discharge your duty, you are doing an honorable and positive thing.
b : to get rid of (as a debt or obligation) by performing an appropriate action (as payment)
"...He Died in the Discharge of His Duties"
Dedicated to America's warriors and warrior-citizens on Armistice Day, 2007
Elderly woman's discharge kills rapist. Video at 11.
You know you would tune in for that.
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Your duty is an obligation; you discharge it by performing the appropriate action of carrying out your duty.
That, sadly, falls under the umbrella of personal responsibility. Those of us old enough to care, know that personal responsibility is the historic fiction of Norman Rockwell paintings and Sherwood Schwartz sitcoms.
Hospital discharge?