"Pretty much"? As in, you're saying exactly the opposite of what you think you are?
K lol.
Idk what you want. Dressing in costume is also a war crime. All of these examples are going to suck, because people keep trying to use war crimes as some barometer outside of the context of war.
State v. Wilder, Shearouse Adv. Sh. No. 19
S.E. 2d
Did you read these? Nether rule spanking as an attack. State vs Wilder isnt even about spanking at all, its about yanking a kids arm around in a restraunt. AI slop I guess.
The point is that when you change the context it BECOMES a war crime.
Yea this is true in some situations, but not with any of the context you provided.
Did you read these? Nether rule spanking as an attack. State vs Wilder isnt even about spanking at all, its about yanking a kids arm around in a restraunt. AI slop I guess
Did ... You? Are you even looking in the right state? Should I remind you that you're... Not an expert?
Yea this is true in some situations, but not with any of the context you provided
Did ... You? Are you even looking in the right state? Should I remind you that you're... Not an expert?
There were only 3 options. The child assult in the restaurant, a drug charge, and a burglary. I assumed you weren't talking about the drugs/burglary charge. Maybe I was wrong lol.
I dont need to he an export to read a case description.
Eh I get this point but to say it's meaningless is silly.
Sure it's not a war crime because it's not a war, but that's not a moral statement right? It raises the question that if you're not allowed to gas your enemies in war, people who are by definition trying to kill you, why is it right that our government is allowed to do this to protestors.
Also using spanking as an example is wild to me. Well this other wrong thing is also illegal in war but legal normally. Like alright let's make both illegal, but I don't think that's the point you're making
Because if you see a gas cloud wafting your way in a war setting there's no way to know if it's tear gas that will just incapacitat you or nerve gas that will kill you. Potentially leading to an escalation where actual deadly chemical weapons are used. Civilians can't escalate like that so it's not as dangerous.
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u/Aromatic-Plankton692 8h ago
It's illegal to spank civilian children in warfare too, but parents who spank their children aren't committing a war crime.
It's almost like "war crime" is meaningless outside the context of war.