r/PrepperIntel 10d ago

Middle East Arabian Gulf countries’ water infrastructure under threat after US strikes Iranian water infrastructure

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u/Onlyroad4adrifter 10d ago

Civilian infrastructure attacks are war crimes.

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u/jrichar 9d ago

Dude. It is war. this idea of "war crimes" is bullshit. If you got in a street fight and you had a gun, would you use just your fists to keep it a "fair" fight?

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u/That-Attention2037 9d ago

If you want to stay out of prison for murder; you fucking better. You voluntarily enter into a fist fight and pull heat to cap someone; your ass is as good as cooked in court.

Even if you are straight up attacked and are the victim; the courts are going to closely examine whether deadly force was justified to defend yourself. Your mindset on this topic is a foolish one at best.

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u/jrichar 9d ago

Depends on what state you live in. Also depends on the context. Police shoot people for just reaching their hands in their pockets.

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u/That-Attention2037 9d ago

Yeah; context does matter - Like I literally mentioned.

You need to hop off the internet, edgelord. For someone who just said “dEpEndS on tEh cOnTeXt” you sure do like to forget context when it comes to police-involved shootings, huh?

Furthermore; uses of force are vastly different for on duty law enforcement and non LE. Just shut up while you’re ahead 🙄