Kill 'em all and let Allah sort them out.
CDUB98 said:
Amen
Hamas attacks were on civilians mostly, so terrorists targeting civilians. Crimes. Not warfare. Those so called 'journalists', also appear to be participants and deserve to be treated like the criminals that they are.TheBonifaceOption said:Killing civilians adjacent to enemies is acceptable, as collateral damage.Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:TheBonifaceOption said:
So we can kill journalists now? Wow....Bibi is a lil Putin.
I'm absolutely amazed actual adults can come up with the kind of shallow stupidity quoted here.
I would say you should be embarrassed but I'm not sure you have the mental horsepower to know why.
Targeting civilians adjacent to enemies is a war crime.
The key factor that determines intelligence is discerning a difference. This thread is about Israel crossing a line that no one in the West would dare cross.
It is foolishness to make this statement about targeting journalists who handle weapons, because then it's obvious they, the journalist, has pierced the veil that provides them with legal protections and crossed them over to combatants. Riding along with other combatants to an attack is not participation. Israel is saying that any foreknowledge of an attack should immediately be signaled to the IDF through Professor Xaviers Cerebro, apparently, otherwise the journalist is culpable. It's complete nonsense.
I think the families of the American dead should sue them.AggieMD95 said:
Did cnn aid and abet the attacking journo ?
fka ftc said:
Propaganda vs journalism is in the eye of the beholder. See MSM in America.
fka ftc said:
Yea, see Antifa/BLM riots. It's not as big of a leap as you think.
Fightin_Aggie said:They are not journalists if they actively collude with a military force attacking unarmed civilians.TheBonifaceOption said:
So we can kill journalists now? Wow....Bibi is a lil Putin.
They are the propaganda arm of terrists and are traitors if they are US citizens and had active knowledge of a pending terrorist attack
TheBonifaceOption said:Killing civilians adjacent to enemies is acceptable, as collateral damage.Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:TheBonifaceOption said:
So we can kill journalists now? Wow....Bibi is a lil Putin.
I'm absolutely amazed actual adults can come up with the kind of shallow stupidity quoted here.
I would say you should be embarrassed but I'm not sure you have the mental horsepower to know why.
Targeting civilians adjacent to enemies is a war crime.
The key factor that determines intelligence is discerning a difference. This thread is about Israel crossing a line that no one in the West would dare cross.
It is foolishness to make this statement about targeting journalists who handle weapons, because then it's obvious they, the journalist, has pierced the veil that provides them with legal protections and crossed them over to combatants. Riding along with other combatants to an attack is not participation. Israel is saying that any foreknowledge of an attack should immediately be signaled to the IDF through Professor Xaviers Cerebro, apparently, otherwise the journalist is culpable. It's complete nonsense.
Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:
Exigent.
And I always thought of you as a moran.
Old May Banker said:
You may be right about them hiring nefarious characters... but it doesn't matter. They should be completely exterminated along with the rest of the vermin in that **** hole.
TheBonifaceOption said:
So we can kill journalists now? Wow....Bibi is a lil Putin.
I guess I would rather think of them as terrorists with a camera trying to make a little easy money on the side!Savrola said:
Guys,
Note that these are contract journalists. Literally idiots who answered a CNN want ad in Gaza to contribute content.
I'm as anti-CNN as it gets, but as of this story, there is no evidence that CNN knew or approved. These are locals, think of them almost as volunteer bloggers, that CNN hired because they probably know any western journalist they sent to Gaza would be killed.
The question is whether or not CNN was aware and still used any of this content. That would be extremely disgusting and possibly could result in criminal action against the network if it did so, because Hamas has been recognized by this government as a foreign terrorist organization since the 1990s (under Clinton). Don't get me wrong, CNN is guilty of horrible journalistic malpractice for hiring people without vetting, but that is not the same as knowing these people would do this ahead of time. If it comes out that they did in fact know them, nail them to the wall and put major CNN high-ups on trial for aiding and abetting terrorism.
Boo ****in hoo. Wars aren't won using ROE. Wars are won by completely destroying the enemy...every single fighter. All ROE does is put our men and women in harm's way. Don't fire unless fired upon, give me a ****ing break. Oh look, that person has an AK. Oh look they are aiming it at me. Gees, sure wish I could fire first so i don't have to dodge this bullet. How about you go into that environment and follow these ROE? Oh, let me guess, here comes the "I was a soldier and I did" line. And if that was actually true and you truthfully still believe in the ROE then you aren't worth arguing with because you'd rather give our enemies an upperhand to do the job of winning a war.TheBonifaceOption said:It was at that moment the cries of "war crimes" was drown out by western hypocrisy.Spotted Ag said:F the ROE.TheBonifaceOption said:As a BQ do you know the ROEs regarding medics and civilians?ABATTBQ11 said:TheBonifaceOption said:
So we can kill journalists now? Wow....Bibi is a lil Putin.
This might be the stupidest post ever posted on here, and that's really saying something
Rules of Engagement are an exercise by politicians to fight a "clean" war in order to project their moral superiority. The gun fodder, who actually put their life on the line, realize the whole concept of a clean, moral war is so much utter bull****. Morality in war comes down to an individual fighter's morality in the instant of action. What a politician says in his safe office has zero to do with it. Their ROE are simply rules which can be used, after the fact, to hang a combatant who ignored their rules.Spotted Ag said:Boo ****in hoo. Wars aren't won using ROE. Wars are won by completely destroying the enemy...every single fighter. All ROE does is put our men and women in harm's way. Don't fire unless fired upon, give me a ****ing break. Oh look, that person has an AK. Oh look they are aiming it at me. Gees, sure wish I could fire first so i don't have to dodge this bullet. How about you go into that environment and follow these ROE? Oh, let me guess, here comes the "I was a soldier and I did" line. And if that was actually true and you truthfully still believe in the ROE then you aren't worth arguing with because you'd rather give our enemies an upperhand to do the job of winning a war.TheBonifaceOption said:It was at that moment the cries of "war crimes" was drown out by western hypocrisy.Spotted Ag said:F the ROE.TheBonifaceOption said:As a BQ do you know the ROEs regarding medics and civilians?ABATTBQ11 said:TheBonifaceOption said:
So we can kill journalists now? Wow....Bibi is a lil Putin.
This might be the stupidest post ever posted on here, and that's really saying something
What wars did the U.S. kill every single fighter? I'm pretty sure we took prisoners when the situation presented itself. Wars aren't won when politicians get involved.Spotted Ag said:Boo ****in hoo. Wars aren't won using ROE. Wars are won by completely destroying the enemy...every single fighter. All ROE does is put our men and women in harm's way. Don't fire unless fired upon, give me a ****ing break. Oh look, that person has an AK. Oh look they are aiming it at me. Gees, sure wish I could fire first so i don't have to dodge this bullet. How about you go into that environment and follow these ROE? Oh, let me guess, here comes the "I was a soldier and I did" line. And if that was actually true and you truthfully still believe in the ROE then you aren't worth arguing with because you'd rather give our enemies an upperhand to do the job of winning a war.TheBonifaceOption said:It was at that moment the cries of "war crimes" was drown out by western hypocrisy.Spotted Ag said:F the ROE.TheBonifaceOption said:As a BQ do you know the ROEs regarding medics and civilians?ABATTBQ11 said:TheBonifaceOption said:
So we can kill journalists now? Wow....Bibi is a lil Putin.
This might be the stupidest post ever posted on here, and that's really saying something
morally or not, in the real world that was not an option.BonfireNerd04 said:
The biggest mistake Israel ever made was not expelling the Palestinians in 1967. By now, the world would have forgotten Gaza just as it forgot Breslau.
This video shows American journalists (back when there was such a thing as real journalism) discussing hypothetical culpability of being embedded in a North Vietnamese army unit ambushing fellow American citizens. pic.twitter.com/DW898roNLt
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) November 10, 2023
Disagree, I don't hate journalists. I just haven't seen one in awhile. I've seen a lot of leftist propagandists wearing the skin of journalists like Buffalo bill.Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:
Fantastic find and thank you for sharing. Captures much of the debate in this thread. It caused me to rethink about my earlier comments.Hogties said:This video shows American journalists (back when there was such a thing as real journalism) discussing hypothetical culpability of being embedded in a North Vietnamese army unit ambushing fellow American citizens. pic.twitter.com/DW898roNLt
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) November 10, 2023
I remember this show from a long time ago. A great series and this particular exchange dealt specifically with the hypothesis of American journalists embedded in an enemy force. A very good clip with a kicker at the end.
At some point, you're still a human being with respective obligations to your fellow man. It's peak narcissism to be in a position to kill a terrorist before he murders a bunch of folks and hide behind your "profession."APHIS AG said:
Embedded journalist have always seen themselves as people looking through a window, reporting what they see. They view it as a part of doing their job, reporting as things progress.
However, when a journalist is seen holding a grenade and actively participating, they are no longer "looking out the window" and need to be treated like the terrorist and killers that they are reporting on.