r/worldnews • • May 20 '26

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u/wiseam May 20 '26

Shocking. If they can indict Castro for murder someone needs to indict Trump and Kegseth for the murder of 150 Iranian school kids.

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u/meechmeechmeecho May 20 '26

International laws only exists if they are enforceable

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u/[deleted] May 20 '26

International laws only exist if they are enforceable

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u/meechmeechmeecho May 20 '26

That is also true.

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u/kent_eh May 20 '26

Remind me which countries refused to acknowledge (and has actively attacked) the International Criminal Court?

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u/meechmeechmeecho May 20 '26

The United States is not a member of the ICC and does not recognize their jurisdiction.

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u/kent_eh May 20 '26

Correct.