We haven't had a war since 1945. Do you think the law of war might apply in non-war conflicts?

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We haven't had a war since 1945. Do you think the law of war might apply in non-war conflicts?

Author: NedoftheHill (45590 Posts - Joined: Jun 29, 2011)

Posted at 2:22 am on Dec 2, 2025

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Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good.

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Replies to: "We haven't had a war since 1945. Do you think the law of war might apply in non-war conflicts?"

I totally stand behind Adm Bradley. He acted on his own, you know, like a hero. [LINK] - Chris94 - 8:36pm 12/1/25 (10) [View All]
- Any doubt that Hegseth is drinking again? [NT] - conorlarkin - 10:07pm 12/1/25
- Would you prosecute him for war crimes? If not, why not? [NT] - NedoftheHill - 9:17pm 12/1/25
  - Yep. Hegseth first, then the admiral, for executing an illegal order. [NT] - Chris94 - 11:58pm 12/1/25
  - Defense Department Law of War Manual 18.3.2.1 — - conorlarkin - 9:59pm 12/1/25
    - Geez, conor. I wasn't asking about the law; I was asking if Chris/Dems would prosecute the military. - NedoftheHill - 2:21am 12/2/25
      - Wouldn’t the law be the starting point? Then apply the facts. - conorlarkin - 3:36am 12/2/25
    - But since this was not a war, then it’s murder. Time for Trump to issue more pardons. [NT] - conorlarkin - 10:23pm 12/1/25
      - We haven't had a war since 1945. Do you think the law of war might apply in non-war conflicts? [NT] - NedoftheHill - 2:22am 12/2/25
        Don’t be daft. [NT] [LINK] - conorlarkin - 3:33am 12/2/25
        
        Are you drunk? [NT] - jimbasil - 2:43am 12/2/25