Well bugs aren't human so no it is not a warcrime. All creatures not created in the image of God aren't protected. And yes I am obviously a Warhammer 40K Imperium fan
Funnily enough, no. Considering to my memory, the only clause is against civilian targets. No one here is a civilian.
The bugs are all drones, they’re all bearing arms against a hostile force, they’re quite literally the definition of a combatant. Which means burning them and the holes they crawl out of is perfectly legal by our standards.
And that’s before we get into the zombie bugs that some folks have talked about.
Of course, SW has always played fast and loose with what we consider legal or not in war, but that doesn’t stop this from being one of the times where it’s actually fairly legal.
There clones they could care less, remember when Rex shot that alien on umbara who was unarmed and crawling for help. Clones got not sympathy for those who hurt there brothers and republic
There are 2 Conventions/Reformation in Star Wars that I know of.
Yavin Convention or the Yavin Code, This was held around 1019 BBY. This code which stated that prisoners were required to be blindfolded prior to being executed.
Ruusan Reformation, this was held on 1000 BBY. It's a event that restructured the entire Galactic Republic following the New Sith Wars, taking power away from the Supreme Chancellor and reinvesting it in the Galactic Senate.
I will never understand this new wsr crime meme going on with clone wars. Cause yes in our work this is a war crime. But in a galaxy with possibly thousand of planets with different laws and ideals. All of whom are in a war for two sides. Unless all those planets got together and decided what rules they were using…. most of these are war crimes
No because Star Wars takes place among time ago and since the first Star Wars movie here made was based of the nazis with Darth vader as hitler and the stormtroopers and the soldiers which was when flamethrowers were made illegal in our universe this takes place way before that so no there isn’t even a chance of this being a war crime on the clones or anybody’s part
They had the option to surrender… To the flames
Salamanders: approved👌
Well bugs aren't human so no it is not a warcrime. All creatures not created in the image of God aren't protected. And yes I am obviously a Warhammer 40K Imperium fan
The flamenwerffer
no camera no war crime
Funnily enough, no. Considering to my memory, the only clause is against civilian targets. No one here is a civilian.
The bugs are all drones, they’re all bearing arms against a hostile force, they’re quite literally the definition of a combatant. Which means burning them and the holes they crawl out of is perfectly legal by our standards.
And that’s before we get into the zombie bugs that some folks have talked about.
Of course, SW has always played fast and loose with what we consider legal or not in war, but that doesn’t stop this from being one of the times where it’s actually fairly legal.
There clones they could care less, remember when Rex shot that alien on umbara who was unarmed and crawling for help. Clones got not sympathy for those who hurt there brothers and republic
The Germans used gas then we used trench shotguns and apparently that’s going too far.
What crime war?
He was in a joint mission with Obi-Wan, Anakin and Ahsoka the war criminal Jedi trio
There are 2 Conventions/Reformation in Star Wars that I know of.
Yavin Convention or the Yavin Code, This was held around 1019 BBY. This code which stated that prisoners were required to be blindfolded prior to being executed.
Ruusan Reformation, this was held on 1000 BBY. It's a event that restructured the entire Galactic Republic following the New Sith Wars, taking power away from the Supreme Chancellor and reinvesting it in the Galactic Senate.
Master mundi grew up on pokemon and knew fire was super effective against bugs
How can it be a warcrime if the crime in question is commited towards insects
They probably didnt sign the Yavin Accords
I mean their bugs so no not rlly
Geneva convention ❌
Geneva suggestion ✅
Depends if they try to yous it for any personal or just destroying supplies
Its called winning by any means necessary
Have you seen what Americans did to Afghanistan? I bet you not
I will never understand this new wsr crime meme going on with clone wars. Cause yes in our work this is a war crime. But in a galaxy with possibly thousand of planets with different laws and ideals. All of whom are in a war for two sides. Unless all those planets got together and decided what rules they were using…. most of these are war crimes
Nah it was pest control 🗿🗿🗿 we fight bugs 🐛 in hell divers so it's ok 👍🏼
Suffer not the Xenos
To me this is no war crime this strategy
If that’s a war crime then think of what order 66 would be 💀
"Zis is a flammenwerfer, it werfers flammens!"
It isn't a warcrime. If there aren't any witnesses
Flame throwers aren’t a war crime you can look it up
No because Star Wars takes place among time ago and since the first Star Wars movie here made was based of the nazis with Darth vader as hitler and the stormtroopers and the soldiers which was when flamethrowers were made illegal in our universe this takes place way before that so no there isn’t even a chance of this being a war crime on the clones or anybody’s part