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When Russia does the same thing, I don't want to hear complaints or 'human rights violations'. It's amazing how much dehumanization is accepted in this communi
by jazz9k 8mo ago
When Russia does the same thing, I don't want to hear complaints or 'human rights violations'.
It's amazing how much dehumanization is accepted in this community, when it's against your perceived enemy.
Evil really is among us.
- mekdoonggi 8mo agoWhile I agree that human rights should be paramount, did you read the article? It specifically mentions that the highest value in the points system comes from live capture of soldiers. This is Ukraine literally giving human life a higher value. Does Russian logistics operate in any kind of similar way?
- jazz9k 8mo agolive capture is rare. The points to kill and destroy will far outweigh the points for a live capture.
- mekdoonggi 8mo agoIn reality, yes, because capturing is difficult. But isn't that just the reality of war? Ukraine could set the points value the same, and Ukrainian soldiers would take no prisoners. They deliberately choose not to as an expression of their values. This system just puts an actual number on it. Do you think a less transparent system would be somehow better?
- u1hcw9nx 8mo agoIt's not a human rights violation to fight the war efficiently.