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DeNiRo said:( ) )===========D
LOL i was able to get her to eat that even being a veggy
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Pascal said:Strid from my father, while there were cases of civilian doing the actions you described, it were not everybody body over there and in most cases the civilian performing theses actions where not loyal to either side. They knew if they did not corporate with either side, that there would be retribution, thus they played both sides of the field to survive.
Strid said:Pascal said:Strid from my father, while there were cases of civilian doing the actions you described, it were not everybody body over there and in most cases the civilian performing theses actions where not loyal to either side. They knew if they did not corporate with either side, that there would be retribution, thus they played both sides of the field to survive.
I know the deal but I guess some people see things a little differently than others. If you never know who side they are on they are a threat not an innocent civilian from their stand point and I agree to that.
Geneva Convention said:collective penalties
Civilians must not be punished for offenses that they personally did not commit. Collective penalties, intimidation and penalties against civilian populations are prohibited. (Convention IV, Art. 33)
Pascal said:Collective Penalties are against the Geneva Convention.
Geneva Convention said:collective penalties
Civilians must not be punished for offenses that they personally did not commit. Collective penalties, intimidation and penalties against civilian populations are prohibited. (Convention IV, Art. 33)
You should also consider that when a police office pulls you over, he does not know if you are a threat or not. Should he shot first and ask questions later?
alanon said:Pascal said:Collective Penalties are against the Geneva Convention.
Geneva Convention said:collective penalties
Civilians must not be punished for offenses that they personally did not commit. Collective penalties, intimidation and penalties against civilian populations are prohibited. (Convention IV, Art. 33)
You should also consider that when a police office pulls you over, he does not know if you are a threat or not. Should he shot first and ask questions later?
Just wanted to point out that that GC amendment was intended to keep punative actions from happening to civilians. For example, if we had Nuked the middle east till the sand became glass because of 9/11 like some people wanted, it would have been against this GC amendment.
Um... unless you like seeing a small animal getting skinned alive, you don't want to watch this.Davio said:Hmmmm Is the video on the webpage?
Because i cant watch it, i was hoping it was something i could right click and save
Bajaratt said:Um... unless you like seeing a small animal getting skinned alive, you don't want to watch this.Davio said:Hmmmm Is the video on the webpage?
Because i cant watch it, i was hoping it was something i could right click and save
Pascal said:Strid said:Pascal said:Strid from my father, while there were cases of civilian doing the actions you described, it were not everybody body over there and in most cases the civilian performing theses actions where not loyal to either side. They knew if they did not corporate with either side, that there would be retribution, thus they played both sides of the field to survive.
I know the deal but I guess some people see things a little differently than others. If you never know who side they are on they are a threat not an innocent civilian from their stand point and I agree to that.
You treat them as a threat from a safety standpoint; until you can be assured they are not a thread. You do not kill them just because you assume they may be a thread. Collective Penalties are against the Geneva Convention.
Geneva Convention said:collective penalties
Civilians must not be punished for offenses that they personally did not commit. Collective penalties, intimidation and penalties against civilian populations are prohibited. (Convention IV, Art. 33)
You should also consider that when a police office pulls you over, he does not know if you are a threat or not. Should he shot first and ask questions later?
Daremo said:1.Who are buying the products comming from these animals?
2. Is the demand reason for the killing?
3. Would gassing the animals then skinning them be better?
This video almost made me throw up. I could not watch the rest of it. The questions above are the things that came up while I was watching.
Thank you for posting the video. Eye openner. I wish I could directly make a difference.
Daremo
scary said:http://www.peta.org/feat/moorefield/
http://www.american-partisan.com/cols/2003/gibson/qtr3/0905.htm
PETA sucks
http://www.american-partisan.com/cols/2003/gibson/qtr3/0903.htm
PETA sucks
read those
PETA kills your pets
scary said:ok, it said in one of the articles, that the made a facility, where they had employees and voluteers go out, round up stray animals even animals with tags on them, bring them back to the facility where they put the animal to sleep. they steal pets off of peoples yards and kill them too. PETA is also terrorist, they had a sub group Striaght Edges or something, and one person killed a 15 year old kid because he wasn't a vegetarian. Also, they brain wash their employees and force them to watch videos like the first one i posted. PETA only uses less than, i think, 15% of their total donations, which are about 23 million dollars, to actually stop animal cruelty.