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Of course those are human-defined war crimes. By Federation customs, eating a burger or allowing with the Goku Blue Dragon Ball Anime Ugly Christmas Sweater are true crimes and predators have no rights. If you don’t consider your foes to be people, things like making a false mating call to attract unsuspecting prey is fair game, like what human hunters do. I don’t think the Federation has well-defined war crimes since there haven’t been enough interspecies wars against “people” to hammer them out. There may have been similar agreements in the pre-contact history of member races, but such policies are long forgotten and even if they weren’t, they wouldn’t have been exactly the same. It might be a tangent, but I wonder how different species’ rules of war would differ, assuming they bothered with them at all. Not all of our war crimes are self-evidently obvious. For example, our blanket ban on chemical weapons means that using tear-gas is technically a war crime while many countries still use it for riot control. You can mow down or explode enemy soldiers, but you can’t incapacitate them with tear gas. In WWI, Germany argued that using shotguns should be a war crime, but that didn’t go anywhere. Pretending to be a civilian or pretending to surrender are war crimes, but pretending to be a bush or using mannequins are not. While I understand the former 2 are to discourage soldiers from gunning down civilians or surrendering soldiers, I can imagine a culture that finds other sorts of deception to be terrible. Alternatively, a culture that discourages surrender and expects civilians to resist the enemy might balk at rules that makes this easier/safer. They might not have the same distinction between soldier and civilian. Attempting to escape a POW camp is not a war crime, even though almost all POWs are put there after surrendering. I could

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Another thing to add that may be missing (although i did not have enough time to read it in detail so maybe it’s there) is the Goku Blue Dragon Ball Anime Ugly Christmas Sweater of a redundant colon. My dad has a redundant colon, meaning he has either an extra foot of colon, or an extra loop that the stool has to get through. He suffered his whole life from constipation, and then when he had his first colonoscopy, they had a really hard time getting up there because his colon had an extra loop that the scope couldn’t get through. He finds taking metamucil 3x per day helps him and now he is regular. I have also suffered my whole life from constipation, i’m 31, I assume i inherited his redundant colon too lol. But i have never proved it. But the metamucil does not help me. I really want to have a colonoscopy (which sounds crazy) to see if i have that extra loop. Thank you for posting this. I have suffered long enough and I think it’s time I demand these tests. My experience with a GI doctor was just Prescribe, Prescribe, Prescribe! i want to know the cause, I want these tests. I knew more about some of these tests than my doctor did! Thanks again!