@shavixmir saidJapan got what they deserved. They were as stupid as Palestinians. They started a war with a far superior military power, and then cried when payback arrived.
So you admit that bombing Hiroshima was a crime against humanity.
@Suzianne saidEasy, ,little gas guzzler. He is working for you.
Trump CALLED it 'an agreement'. That doesn't mean there was an agreement.
Trump lies with every breath. Haven't you seen what happens when he promises something? Have you ever heard of 'TACO'?
What we're chiding Trump for is stealing more oil.
Exactly like the US stole Iraqi oil after they killed Saddam Hussein.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
@shavixmir saidWell here is how this works. The first criminal who violates the Geneva Convention, cannot subsequently appeal to the guidelines in the GC, when they are similarly attacked.
“They”.
Uhuh. I’m sure you agreed with 9-11 then, along the same lines of reasoning?
So, Japan violated the GC by targeting both military and civilians, some 2500 people, at Pearl Habour. All rules of war are ignored and the big bombs come out.
Muslims attacked civilians in the US for over 30 years prior to 9/11, and the US tolerated their nonsense. What they subsequently got was well deserved.
@Rajk999 saidThat's not even remotely how the law works as even a complete idiot would know.
Well here is how this works. The first criminal who violates the Geneva Convention, cannot subsequently appeal to the guidelines in the GC, when they are similarly attacked.
So, Japan violated the GC by targeting both military and civilians, some 2500 people, at Pearl Habour. All rules of war are ignored and the big bombs come out.
Muslims attacked civilians in the US ...[text shortened]... prior to 9/11, and the US tolerated their nonsense. What they subsequently got was well deserved.
@no1marauder saidDont care how the law works in your mind. A country that violates the GC cannot appeal to the GC principles when similarly attacked. Its like a drug lord taking a man to court for non-payment for his drugs.
That's not even remotely how the law works as even a complete idiot would know.
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@Rajk999 saidIt's more like you getting arrested for selling drugs and claiming it was legal because Pablo Escobar did it first.
Dont care how the law works in your mind. A country that violates the GC cannot appeal to the GC principles when similarly attacked. Its like a drug lord taking a man to court for non-payment for his drugs.
The Nuremberg Tribunal expressly rejected the "they did it too" defense.
@no1marauder saidIn that case both groups would be found in violation independently. Also there is the "Clean Hands" principle. You cannot reasonably expect international sympathy and ICJ backing when your hands are dirty. This is why many nations do not accept the rulings of the ICJ and ICC. They are corrupt Jew-haters.
It's more like you getting arrested for selling drugs and claiming it was legal because Pablo Escobar did it first.
The Nuremberg Tribunal expressly rejected the "they did it too" defense.
@AverageJoe1 saidThen I can take him to court for embezzlement?
Easy, ,little gas guzzler. He is working for you.
He's not working for me.
He's working for himself. On my dime.
@AverageJoe1 saidYou need to stop making idiotic analogies that have zero to do with what's going on.
By agreement, it would seem?. If I let one of my neighbors swim in my pool, how is he entitled when the other neighbors are not? geez
@Suzianne saidAnalogies generally do Not 'have anything to do with their facts' inasmuch as their facts relate to the discussion at hand.
You need to stop making idiotic analogies that have zero to do with what's going on.
We could be talking about workers in a factory, and I will do an anology about people working on an island. Island aint got nuthin to do with factory. whew
@AverageJoe1 saidAAA said gas prices in August 2026 were the highest ever for that month.
Analogies generally do Not 'have anything to do with their facts' inasmuch as their facts relate to the discussion at hand.
We could be talking about workers in a factory, and I will do an anology about people working on an island. Island aint got nuthin to do with factory. whew
Highest ever. That's a fact.
@wildgrass saidWhere?
AAA said gas prices in August 2026 were the highest ever for that month.
Highest ever. That's a fact.