@albirkit@MaxNordau The only civilian casualties you presented were Hezbollah relatives who picked up pagers.
If the pagers went off at night, would it have been more or less likely they would have been picked up by relatives or terrorists? IDK and it doesn’t matter.
@albirkit@MaxNordau You can’t even come up with evidence of civilian casualties, so now you think blowing up terrorists at a time you don’t like is a war crime, lol 😹😹😹😹📟📟📟😹😹😹😹.
@albirkit@MaxNordau You accuse Jews of mass murder and you can’t even show me any victims. Meanwhile, Hezbollah directly targets civilians with rockets, killed thousands of Lebanese, Syrians, & Palestinians, blew up the U.S. Embassy, bombed civilians in Spain, Argentina…
@albirkit@MaxNordau William H. Boothby, a retired air commodore in the UK's RAF: "probably reasonable for those planning and conducting the operation to assume that pagers issued for military purposes would be in the possession of their military users at the time of detonation."
@albirkit@MaxNordau Hezbollah couldn’t even find any civilians victims who weren’t Hezbollah members or their relatives for this sob story for the press.
@albirkit@MaxNordau Significantly higher? Even Hezbollah says most of the victims were its members.
The pagers’ explosives were designed to target the person holding them, and were too small to cause significant harm to others nearby.
https://t.co/bM2LOIksvN
@Midwest_expat@Pirate__Captain@baseballcrank Most non-food consumer products in the U.S. are governed by the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act (FPLA). The FDA governs labeling for food. There are industry-specific regulations for other sectors as well. All are U.S.-specific.
https://t.co/6CTKOuLAI2