Sonnet
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"Evil thrives in the shadow of dismissive mockery." ~ Robert De Niro.
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"Evil thrives in the shadow of dismissive mockery." ~ Robert De Niro.
#ProportionalRepresentation
#Leveson2
I wouldn't be surprised if it hasn't come about due to US's obsessive religiosity.
I don't mean the recent rise of christo-fascism, but old Christian ideas of forgiveness and redemption.
Today as with everything, it's been so corrupted that even the most heinous crimes are allowed to be pardoned
I don't mean the recent rise of christo-fascism, but old Christian ideas of forgiveness and redemption.
Today as with everything, it's been so corrupted that even the most heinous crimes are allowed to be pardoned
December 3, 2025 at 4:55 PM
I wouldn't be surprised if it hasn't come about due to US's obsessive religiosity.
I don't mean the recent rise of christo-fascism, but old Christian ideas of forgiveness and redemption.
Today as with everything, it's been so corrupted that even the most heinous crimes are allowed to be pardoned
I don't mean the recent rise of christo-fascism, but old Christian ideas of forgiveness and redemption.
Today as with everything, it's been so corrupted that even the most heinous crimes are allowed to be pardoned
Reposted by Sonnet
Sky‑high living costs 💸🏙️
Childcare they can’t afford 👶💰❌
Burnout & poor work/life balance 😩💻⏰
Rising crime 🚨
Far‑right racism 😡
…and yes, the weather 🌧️☔🌪️
Notice what they didn't say:
❌Because taxes are too high
❌There’s too many immigrants
3/9
Childcare they can’t afford 👶💰❌
Burnout & poor work/life balance 😩💻⏰
Rising crime 🚨
Far‑right racism 😡
…and yes, the weather 🌧️☔🌪️
Notice what they didn't say:
❌Because taxes are too high
❌There’s too many immigrants
3/9
December 3, 2025 at 3:52 PM
Sky‑high living costs 💸🏙️
Childcare they can’t afford 👶💰❌
Burnout & poor work/life balance 😩💻⏰
Rising crime 🚨
Far‑right racism 😡
…and yes, the weather 🌧️☔🌪️
Notice what they didn't say:
❌Because taxes are too high
❌There’s too many immigrants
3/9
Childcare they can’t afford 👶💰❌
Burnout & poor work/life balance 😩💻⏰
Rising crime 🚨
Far‑right racism 😡
…and yes, the weather 🌧️☔🌪️
Notice what they didn't say:
❌Because taxes are too high
❌There’s too many immigrants
3/9
Brain dead, just waiting for the body to catch up! 😐
December 3, 2025 at 1:06 PM
Brain dead, just waiting for the body to catch up! 😐
"No matter how you try and legitimise these extra judicial murders"
Don't know if you are meaning me personally, I was repeating what I found after looking for answers.
I was of the mind it was murder of civilians by a state, however according to what I found it is too vague to apply satisfactorily
Don't know if you are meaning me personally, I was repeating what I found after looking for answers.
I was of the mind it was murder of civilians by a state, however according to what I found it is too vague to apply satisfactorily
December 3, 2025 at 10:33 AM
"No matter how you try and legitimise these extra judicial murders"
Don't know if you are meaning me personally, I was repeating what I found after looking for answers.
I was of the mind it was murder of civilians by a state, however according to what I found it is too vague to apply satisfactorily
Don't know if you are meaning me personally, I was repeating what I found after looking for answers.
I was of the mind it was murder of civilians by a state, however according to what I found it is too vague to apply satisfactorily
The answer I got:
They’re called war crimes cos:
States are judged under international humanitarian law, not domestic criminal law.
Using military force "invokes" the laws of armed conflict.
Violations of those laws = war crimes
The term provides a legally enforceable framework for accountability
They’re called war crimes cos:
States are judged under international humanitarian law, not domestic criminal law.
Using military force "invokes" the laws of armed conflict.
Violations of those laws = war crimes
The term provides a legally enforceable framework for accountability
December 3, 2025 at 10:02 AM
The answer I got:
They’re called war crimes cos:
States are judged under international humanitarian law, not domestic criminal law.
Using military force "invokes" the laws of armed conflict.
Violations of those laws = war crimes
The term provides a legally enforceable framework for accountability
They’re called war crimes cos:
States are judged under international humanitarian law, not domestic criminal law.
Using military force "invokes" the laws of armed conflict.
Violations of those laws = war crimes
The term provides a legally enforceable framework for accountability
No threat whatsoever. Premeditated, extrajudicial murder carried out by a state against innocent until proven guilty civilians.
I looked it up and to all intents and purposes they are war crimes as they are carried out by a state using military force outside of battleground and international law.
I looked it up and to all intents and purposes they are war crimes as they are carried out by a state using military force outside of battleground and international law.
December 3, 2025 at 9:54 AM
No threat whatsoever. Premeditated, extrajudicial murder carried out by a state against innocent until proven guilty civilians.
I looked it up and to all intents and purposes they are war crimes as they are carried out by a state using military force outside of battleground and international law.
I looked it up and to all intents and purposes they are war crimes as they are carried out by a state using military force outside of battleground and international law.
I ended up looking it up and found why they use the term 'war crime'
It's all about context. It's being carried out by a state across international borders outside of battleground. Using military weapons against non-combatants. Breaks treaties and more actionable. The state can be held liable etc
It's all about context. It's being carried out by a state across international borders outside of battleground. Using military weapons against non-combatants. Breaks treaties and more actionable. The state can be held liable etc
December 3, 2025 at 9:50 AM
I ended up looking it up and found why they use the term 'war crime'
It's all about context. It's being carried out by a state across international borders outside of battleground. Using military weapons against non-combatants. Breaks treaties and more actionable. The state can be held liable etc
It's all about context. It's being carried out by a state across international borders outside of battleground. Using military weapons against non-combatants. Breaks treaties and more actionable. The state can be held liable etc
Yes, thanks!
I looked it up and now see why they use that term. tbh it did confuse me initially!
I looked it up and now see why they use that term. tbh it did confuse me initially!
December 3, 2025 at 9:42 AM
Yes, thanks!
I looked it up and now see why they use that term. tbh it did confuse me initially!
I looked it up and now see why they use that term. tbh it did confuse me initially!
And no correction of the record either I suspect. 🤔
December 3, 2025 at 9:25 AM
And no correction of the record either I suspect. 🤔
Why is it a 'war crime?'
Is it because the murders were carried out by the armed forces using weapons of war?
Is it because they *say* they are at war with narco-terrorists, even though congress hasn't met to ratify?
Failing that, surely it's just straight up murder without evidence of guilt.
Is it because the murders were carried out by the armed forces using weapons of war?
Is it because they *say* they are at war with narco-terrorists, even though congress hasn't met to ratify?
Failing that, surely it's just straight up murder without evidence of guilt.
December 3, 2025 at 9:10 AM
Why is it a 'war crime?'
Is it because the murders were carried out by the armed forces using weapons of war?
Is it because they *say* they are at war with narco-terrorists, even though congress hasn't met to ratify?
Failing that, surely it's just straight up murder without evidence of guilt.
Is it because the murders were carried out by the armed forces using weapons of war?
Is it because they *say* they are at war with narco-terrorists, even though congress hasn't met to ratify?
Failing that, surely it's just straight up murder without evidence of guilt.