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That sounds nice, but by that logic no bomb would ever be fired. Under international law collateral damage must not be excessive, but it is permitted. If it was

That sounds nice, but by that logic no bomb would ever be fired. Under international law collateral damage must not be excessive, but it is permitted. If it was unacceptable, evil armies would do what they want and good armies would never fire a shot.

lm28469 2y ago
When you drop a bomb you at least know where it's going, here you have no idea. Look at what's going on in Ukraine, if you can't tell a good from a bad shit you have to get your eyes checked. Hitting a column of tank isn't the same as targeting a civilian building Wars are always bad and there will always be war crimes on all sides, it doesn't mean that everything is equal
- daedrdev 2y ago
  In WW2 20% of US bombs fell within 1000 feet of their target, which were often in densely populated areas. Its only modern technology that lets us know where its really going
  - lm28469 2y ago
    > In WW2 20% of US bombs fell within 1000 feet of their target, which were often in densely populated areas. Its only modern technology that lets us know where its really going Is this supposed to be a gotcha ? WW2 is the reason we updated the Geneva conventions to protect civilians lol
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OhioMan2943 2y ago
Do you really want to defend this?