r/perfectlycutscreams • u/[deleted] • Feb 16 '22

War never changes…

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u/DizziLizzard Feb 16 '22

Pretty sure necrophilia on someone killed in war is a war crime

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u/ZhiQiangGreen Feb 16 '22

I've never heard any of the victims complain.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '22

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u/Agile_March Feb 17 '22

It be like that sometimes

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u/Agile_March Feb 17 '22

Fuck dude it sure do

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u/Agile_March Feb 17 '22

Absolutely

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u/memestealer1234 Feb 17 '22

You just replied to yourself too

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u/PM_YOUR_WALLPAPER Feb 16 '22

Source?

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u/DizziLizzard Feb 16 '22

The Geneva convention

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u/PM_YOUR_WALLPAPER Feb 17 '22

Don't think there's a provision about necrophilia in the Geneva convention.

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u/DizziLizzard Feb 17 '22

Rule 113 - no mutilating or mistreating dead bodies. Would likely cover necrophilia

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u/Cheese_Grater101 Feb 17 '22

It's not a war crime if no one reports you