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In English / Middle School | 2014-09-14

What is the difference between a pirate and a sailor?

Asked by LDB278

Answer (3)

Pirates are evil and rob and kill others also they bury treasure and try to find it and they are also very dirty and unhygienic (I only get all this off movies I've watched :p) and sailors are god, clean and help others :)

Answered by Cloefoulds | 2024-06-10

Pirates are dirty, and they rob ships. Sailors are nice people who ride ships

Answered by Brainsno90 | 2024-06-10

Pirates are individuals who engage in criminal acts at sea, such as robbing ships, while sailors are responsible for operating and maintaining ships within the bounds of maritime law. Historically, pirates often operated outside legal protection, whereas sailors carried out legitimate duties. The roles of pirates and sailors highlight different practices and legal standings in maritime history.
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Answered by Brainsno90 | 2024-09-30

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