• Alaskaball [comrade/them]A
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    3 years ago

    Pretty sure if you're having pows making statements that go beyond listing their name/rank/whatever, especially publically - internationally as well - then I do believe you're in violation of the Geneva conventions because any statements made by pows publically were in the past either coerced or made by fake prisoners

    • leredditor99 [he/him,none/use name]
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      3 years ago

      Libs have already made excuses for that numerous times "Well yes it technically violates the rules governing war BUT [...]" (Usually the explanation is extenuating circumstances warrant it).

      There's one video where they supposedly caught a russian pilot POW and called his wife to tell her they're going to castrate him and for her to look for a new husband. I wonder if that violates any laws.

      • Alaskaball [comrade/them]A
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        3 years ago

        pretty sure that's another warcrime, you're not supposed to harrass family members of soldiers.

        • leredditor99 [he/him,none/use name]
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          3 years ago

          That's warcrime-ception. Committing a warcrime (calling his wife) threatening to commit another warcrime (inhumane torture). And that's just with the cameras rolling...

          :sadness-abysmal: