20 dead in Orlando gay club shooting

[Huggy Bear]

The FBI report I linked uses the term "homicide", which simply means one person causing the death of another and makes no distinction of intent, so comparing homicide with homicide is an apt comparison.

Your explanation is nonsense. Here is a screenshot of that linked page. I added the yellow arrow and the red box to draw your attention to the word "murder", which has a specific meaning when used by the FBI:

Furthermore if a person intends to kill someone, what is a gun ban going to do?

I never have advocated for a gun ban, Sparky.

You clearly need more practice with this reading stuff.

You do realize that "murder" falls under the umbrella of "homicide" right?

http://criminal.lawyers.com/felonies/blo...icide.html

The terms murder and homicide are frequently interchanged; however, there is a difference between the two.  Homicide is the killing of one person by another.  Murder is a form of criminal homicide, where the perpetrator intended to kill the other person, sometimes with premeditation (a plan to kill).  Manslaughter is another type of criminal homicide.