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originally posted by: Grimpachi
a reply to: PatriotGames4u
That shows you didn't even watch the video you are arguing about. The video wasn't from Lancaster.
Deny ignorance
I am done with you.
originally posted by: scrounger
a reply to: Grimpachi
oh your rich and hypocritical to be on one hand talking about how ukraine is "violating international laws and rule of war"
then on the other hand JUSTIFYING AND DEFENDING russia INVADING A SOVERN NATION under the most laughable reason of "there are nazi in a military unit"..
with the even more laughable "the government is nazi"...
ok oh wise on international law
show me LINE AND VERSE EXACTLY WHERE russia had the right to invade ukraine
scrounger
States' obligations under the Genocide Convention
Obligation not to commit genocide (Article I as interpreted by the ICJ)
Obligation to prevent genocide (Article I) which, according to the ICJ, has an extraterritorial scope;
Obligation to punish genocide (Article I);
Obligation to enact the necessary legislation to give effect to the provisions of the Convention (Article V);
Obligation to ensure that effective penalties are provided for persons found guilty of criminal conduct according to the Convention (Article V);
Obligation to try persons charged with genocide in a competent tribunal of the State in the territory of which the act was committed, or by an international penal tribunal with accepted jurisdiction (Article VI);
Obligation to grant extradition when genocide charges are involved, in accordance with laws and treaties in force (Article VII), particularly related to protection granted by international human rights law prohibiting refoulment where there is a real risk of flagrant human rights violations in the receiving State.
International Day
Every year on 9 December, the United Nations marks the adoption of the Genocide Convention, which is also the International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide and of the Prevention of this Crime.
originally posted by: PatriotGames4u
a reply to: Grimpachi
It was russians shooting at busses full of civilians, they've been doing it since the first day of the war, including in humanitarian corridors.
Including trains and train stations full of civilians.
And also the hospitals the wounded civilians would have been taken to.
Keep repeating putin's propaganda though perhaps somebody will believe it someday.
Not your nazi weapons lab propaganda though, that's way too absurd.
originally posted by: MisguidedAngel
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originally posted by: PatriotGames4u
a reply to: Grimpachi
It was russians shooting at busses full of civilians, they've been doing it since the first day of the war, including in humanitarian corridors.
Including trains and train stations full of civilians.
And also the hospitals the wounded civilians would have been taken to.
Keep repeating putin's propaganda though perhaps somebody will believe it someday.
Not your nazi weapons lab propaganda though, that's way too absurd.
Everyone knows it was it was Ukraine shooting at the buses its been going on for 8 years. How is Joe btw?
originally posted by: BlackArrow
a reply to: scrounger
Well technically the genocide agreement (Which Russia, actually signed) gives Russia the right to invade. But only because NATO refused to investigate or hold court hearings and rejected all evidence presented.
Ya know kinda like how the 22,000 pfizer pages of issues with the vaccine was purposely ignored and the claim was "it's safe with no known side effects" for almost a year before admitting any actual side effects.. Aka ignored evidence to push an agenda.
Corruption gives the right to act.
genocide agreement rights and responsibility here
States' obligations under the Genocide Convention
Obligation not to commit genocide (Article I as interpreted by the ICJ)
Obligation to prevent genocide (Article I) which, according to the ICJ, has an extraterritorial scope;
Obligation to punish genocide (Article I);
Obligation to enact the necessary legislation to give effect to the provisions of the Convention (Article V);
Obligation to ensure that effective penalties are provided for persons found guilty of criminal conduct according to the Convention (Article V);
Obligation to try persons charged with genocide in a competent tribunal of the State in the territory of which the act was committed, or by an international penal tribunal with accepted jurisdiction (Article VI);
Obligation to grant extradition when genocide charges are involved, in accordance with laws and treaties in force (Article VII), particularly related to protection granted by international human rights law prohibiting refoulment where there is a real risk of flagrant human rights violations in the receiving State.
International Day
Every year on 9 December, the United Nations marks the adoption of the Genocide Convention, which is also the International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide and of the Prevention of this Crime.
One thing they won't tell you is that Russia actually went through ALL the steps listed above, and was ignored.
originally posted by: Grimpachi
a reply to: scrounger
Are you trying to justify firing on fleeing civilians?
originally posted by: Grimpachi
a reply to: PatriotGames4u
You only mention Russians. Does that mean you approve of Ukrainians gunning down women and children who also happen to be Ukrainian but they typically identify with Russian heritage?
You are excusing it correct?