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True, but condemning it as a war crime would do a lot to limit its use. Poison gas is also cheap and easy to deploy, but it’s rarely used because of the stigma.
by squillion 2y ago
True, but condemning it as a war crime would do a lot to limit its use. Poison gas is also cheap and easy to deploy, but it’s rarely used because of the stigma.
- secstate 2y agoThis, and I wish the warnings in the article were the chief takeaway for the general public. These attacks have to be condemned internationally NOW. The use of the new weapons for the first time is a perfect time to discuss universal condemnation and agreements amongst at least state actors to never do it again.
- exe34 2y ago[flagged]
- 8note 2y agoThat and the condemnation and attacks to destroy said plants and such by the international community. These battery attacks are so easy that a disgruntled employee in China could kill thousands in the US though