throwaway628·15 anni fa·discussreally interesting article, but a few questions:1) when did it suddenly become ok for the military to shoot unarmed combatants?2) if "no one wanted detainees" why weren't the women with usama killed?3) Is freezing no longer considered a form of surrender (seems especially relevant when no commands/orders were given to him?4) why did "no one want detainees"?
throwaway628·15 anni fa·discusshttp://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs164/sp11/lectures/lecture2....start at page 4.
1) when did it suddenly become ok for the military to shoot unarmed combatants?
2) if "no one wanted detainees" why weren't the women with usama killed?
3) Is freezing no longer considered a form of surrender (seems especially relevant when no commands/orders were given to him?
4) why did "no one want detainees"?