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Traitor
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Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
Nice try.
They are "quaint" when you're talking about non-uniformed combatants who weren't meant to be protected.
A world different from members of Her Majesty's Royals.
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I won't dispute that you can find formalistic distinctions to use the Geneva Conventions as both a sword and a shield, but I'm a little surprised that you seem to complete miss that doing this undercuts the principles of the thing. I would have ascribed to you a sort of noble, Bolton-like aim of trashing international law by rendering it meaningless. Sadly, your success in that department seems unintentional.
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