Angry Turtle

The Angry Turtle

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@UmariTomoe Yes

[H2oSakana @h2osakana]

@Kotazumaa she is well over

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@peta https://t.co/VjnmlAE46P

[Dexerto @Dexerto]

Umamusume players have raised over $600k to rebuild stables for a real life horse

Meisho Doto, who has a character named after him in-game, is one of Japan’s most iconic race horses

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@ShitpostGate https://t.co/a2jobBZwMi

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@Kirinodere @dizzy_ziddy @Twitter Here's an oh God why. (I love this image way to much)

[umachan @umamuchan]

Umamusume English Translation
"Self-restraint"

#NiceNature
#Umamusume
#UmaTranslations
#英訳

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@_Silvervale_

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@peta

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@Grxit @Necro_Ch_ Or a major win.

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@Anarseldain @piersmorgan You should bring up the fact Piers thinks it's acceptable for British women and children to be raped in exchange for curry.

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@GovPritzker Gay

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@JohnHoll0w Yes, and we are sad you've deviated from that Holy path.

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@FOX9 Big or small deport them all.

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@riyahbabbles Good

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@MerseyPolice So you can prosecute irate parents after their children are raped by your beloved migrants right?

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@Neccccy 3, followed by 4

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@FoxNews Here let me help:

https://t.co/6RbjS9jglT

[Mike Netter @nettermike]

A boat in international waters that is not running a national flag is categorized in international law the same way a pirate is. Such boats have absolutely no national or international protections, and you cannot commit a war crime against them.
A vessel in international waters is required under UNCLOS to sail under the flag of a specific nation. If it does not, it is legally considered a stateless vessel. A stateless vessel has no right to the protections normally afforded to ships under a national flag, including immunity from interference by other states.
UNCLOS Articles 92, 94, 110, and customary maritime law spell out the consequences clearly:
1. Stateless vessels have no sovereign protection. A flagged ship is an extension of its flag-state’s sovereignty. A stateless vessel is not. This matters because “war crimes” presuppose protected persons or protected property. A stateless vessel is legally unprotected.
2. Any state may stop, board, search, seize, or disable, a stateless vessel. UNCLOS Article 110 explicitly authorizes boarding and seizure. The law does not require states to risk their own personnel or assets while doing so. Disabling a vessel that refuses inspection, including firing on it, is legally permitted under both UNCLOS and long-established state practice.
3. War crimes require an armed conflict. You cannot commit a “war crime” outside an armed conflict. War crimes occur only within the context of international humanitarian law (IHL). Enforcing maritime law against a stateless vessel is a law enforcement action, not an IHL situation.
No armed conflict = no war crime possible.
4. Lethal force may be used when a vessel refuses lawful orders. The International Maritime Organization’s “Use of Force” guidance for maritime interdiction recognizes that disabling fire, even lethal force, is lawful when a vessel refuses lawful boarding, attempts to flee, poses a threat, or engages in illicit activities such as piracy or narcotics trafficking.
Once again: law enforcement rules apply, not IHL.
5. Sinking a stateless vessel is not prohibited by UNCLOS. UNCLOS permits seizure of a stateless vessel and leaves the means entirely to the enforcing state so long as necessity and proportionality are respected. If the vessel flees, attacks, or refuses lawful commands, sinking it is legally permissible. Many states routinely do this to drug-smuggling vessels (e.g., semi-submersibles) without it ever being treated as a war crime.
6. No flag = no jurisdictional shield. The entire reason international law requires ships to fly a flag is to prevent this exact situation. Flagless vessels are legally vulnerable by design.
Because a stateless vessel has no protected status, because UNCLOS authorizes interdiction of such vessels, because lethal force may be used in maritime law enforcement when necessary, and because war crimes require an armed conflict that is not present here, sinking an unflagged ship in international waters is not a war crime.

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@SoZased Given Piers is fine with English women and children being raped in exchange for curry, id say he's that pathetic

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@0hour1 Death

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@ML3democrats They just get gang raped by migrants instead, while your "justice system" cheers it on.