Originally Posted by
NutLoose
If you cannot see the difference between a Ukrainian woman fighting back against ARMED troops to help liberate her land and country, and that of troops torturing and mutilating surrendered unarmed prisoners of war then you seriously need to get your head looked at.
Nuremberg and the trials post WW2 brought most of those type of cases to justice, and they hung for it, perhaps we need a similar outcome post this war.
You've seen too many movies, war is hell, as Sherman correctly observed. The process of brutalizing everyone involved is very obvious in any war..
How careful do you think the Russians who survived the 'Ukrainian women fighting back' are likely to be about Ukrainian civilian casualties in the future? I'd guess very little, so then you have another war crime.
Nuremberg was justice of a sort, but it was very uneven.
For example, the leaders of the Japanese germ warfare unit 731, which killed many Russians as well as thousands of Chinese in their experiments got a pass in exchange for their experimental protocols, despite vehement Russian objections. They prospered as heads of 'Green Cross' , a Japanese pharmaceutical firm , after WW2.