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What’s the principle of the laws of war governing comparable force?
Proportionality?
In Hegseth’s case, (even if we were at war), a drastic military action destroying civilians and their property would be a crime. The military were armed; the civilians were not. There was no provocation or warning.
Proportionality?
In Hegseth’s case, (even if we were at war), a drastic military action destroying civilians and their property would be a crime. The military were armed; the civilians were not. There was no provocation or warning.
November 30, 2025 at 9:25 PM
What’s the principle of the laws of war governing comparable force?
Proportionality?
In Hegseth’s case, (even if we were at war), a drastic military action destroying civilians and their property would be a crime. The military were armed; the civilians were not. There was no provocation or warning.
Proportionality?
In Hegseth’s case, (even if we were at war), a drastic military action destroying civilians and their property would be a crime. The military were armed; the civilians were not. There was no provocation or warning.
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