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Again, I'm not asking about other unnamed things China may or may not do. I'm asking about blowing up ships in international waters.
by AlecSchueler 1y ago
Again, I'm not asking about other unnamed things China may or may not do. I'm asking about blowing up ships in international waters.
- terminalshort 1y agoThen I will answer you perfectly directly. Nobody would give the slightest shit because China already does things 10x worse and nobody gives a shit.
- AlecSchueler 1y agoThis isn't really a direct answer, it's just hand waving. I'm not sure how you're qualifying "ten times worse" and without pointing to specific scenarios it's impossible to verify the responses or non-responses to them.
- hunterpayne 1y agoThe real answer is that these boats are not flying national flags. That makes it legal under maritime laws that have been in place for hundreds of years. If you are watching a news source that doesn't mention this, you are consuming propaganda. BTW, this line of propaganda about lack of rule of law is dangerous. Seriously, you should stop it.
- anigbrowl 1y agoYou keep arguing that not displaying a falg is justification for killing people. This is bullshit. It's justification for interdicting a vessel but not for simply blowing it up.
- op00to 1y agoShow the law where not flying a flag means you can blow up a ship. I see plenty of boats every day not flying flags. They could be smuggling drugs. Why not explode them too?