Which of the following is acceptable in war? (user search)
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  Which of the following is acceptable in war? (search mode)
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Question: Unless explicitly specified, assume civilians are not acting in support roles
#1
War itself is never acceptable
 
#2
Killing civilians acting in support roles as collateral damage
 
#3
Targeting civilians acting in support roles
 
#4
Killing civilians as collateral damage
 
#5
Targeting civilians when military targets are out of reach
 
#6
Targeting civilians to terrorize and/or demoralize
 
#7
Targeting civilians because keeping them alive would be costly logistically/economically
 
#8
Targeting neither military of civilian; but killing indiscriminately when loyalties are uncertain
 
#9
Killing indiscriminately regardless of suspected loyalties
 
#10
Targeting civilians for personal pleasure
 
#11
War is acceptable, but NOTA specific actions are
 
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Author Topic: Which of the following is acceptable in war?  (Read 4812 times)
The Duke
JohnD.Ford
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« on: February 09, 2006, 11:56:13 PM »

Im not 100% sure, but Id say...

Killing civilians acting in support roles as collateral damage
Targeting civilians acting in support roles
Killing civilians as collateral damage

and under some circumstances...

Targeting civilians to terrorize and/or demoralize


These are basically my feelings as well.
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