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If I were to fire a gun randomly at an apartment building and kill people, but my intent was to only do property damage, does that mean I didn't commit murder?
by NDlurker 15d ago
If I were to fire a gun randomly at an apartment building and kill people, but my intent was to only do property damage, does that mean I didn't commit murder? Intent does not matter when the outcome is people dying.
- AuthAuth 15d agoThats different to a military conflict where you are legally allowed to target and kill people you believe to be enemy combatants. Its up to Iran to protect their civilans at the end of the day. Im not even sure this should be prosecuted as a war crime since Iran does not participate in the international law of armed conflict.
- sedan_baklazhan 15d ago> Im not even sure this should be prosecuted as a war crime since Iran does not participate in the international law of armed conflict. Wow. International treaties do not free you of your obligations on the basis of other side of war commitment to them. I don’t even need to check if the statement is true, because it absolutely is irrelevant.
- NDlurker 15d agoYou have no morals. I can't comment further or I will be banned from this board.
- sedan_baklazhan 15d agoNeither morale nor any understanding of international war rule treaties.