18 minutes ago, Jerzy Swirski said:

The airplane.

 

It ushered in the concept of waging war against civilians.

Before aircraft it was soldier fighting soldier.

 

Coming from a Scandinavian country, or even before the Vikings attacks on civilians was not that rear and seen in retrospect the Torah, bible and Quaran gives a realistic picture of how they rationalized the cruelty and reasonings, and as we know, the Bible and Quaran is based on the Abraham and Judaism. Just another brother

 

The Torah describes military actions, including the extermination of pagan nations, such as the Canaanites, as commanded by God to establish a holy people and prevent the spread of idolatry. These biblical narratives detail large-scale warfare, including the annihilation of entire cities, to achieve these divine objectives. 

 

However interesting to know

 

When did targeting civilians become a war crime?

In 1977, Protocol I was adopted as an amendment to the Geneva Conventions, prohibiting the deliberate or indiscriminate attack of civilians and civilian objects, even if the area contained military objectives, and the attacking force must take precautions and steps to spare the lives of civilians and civilian objects

41 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Contraceptives, it's racial suicide for our civilisation.

 

After all we are all Africans 😁😉

 

Oh my, the irony