That's a curious new benchmark for posting comments and opinions on this subject. You can only do so if you also have case files and evidence to forward to local prosecutors and police of crimes in your area.
deviants
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Yes, the plain text of the international treaties that define genocide...
Cases of genocide brought before the ICJ aren't based on Merriam-Webster, or the Cambridge Dictionary...
They use ratified international agreements, such as the CPPCG
You just described a genocide, like one of the plain text definitions of a genocide. Mass murdering a group of people to steal their land.
Doesn't matter that you've made up a hypothetical fantasy scenario where they aren't caged in cornered, but have free movement, it's still a genocide.
Oh, and they aren't free to leave, they are caged and cornered.
So you're wrong, and you're wrong again.
I'm not going to ascribe any moral grading to these NK soldiers, for all I know they were forced to deploy against their will, or maybe they volunteered.
Either way, it doesn't matter. They were active participants in a conflict, and deployed within a war zone. That means they were legitimate military targets to be killed, or captured.
I hate this fictional couple already. Despite the fact that they're clearly upper middle class and educated, they're too lazy to capitalize "I", or his name.
It's an odd situation for Five-Eyes nations to be huffing and puffing about this. Both the NYPD and FBI have foreign "police stations", or at minimum, foreign postings.
That doesn't even touch on clandestine and sheepdipped agents working around the globe, and in some cases, serving in law enforcement adjacent capacities.
And before anyone gets on their high horse about whatever repressive and authoritarian acts these "police stations" get up to, I get it.
I'm not saying they shouldn't be shut down, or dealt with. What I am saying is that it's kinda absurd how the pot isn't just calling the kettle black, but being annoyingly smug about it, given the hypocrisy inherent in this situation.
Or feeling like you're 35-40, when you're 70.
I'm not going to read the article, because I don't care enough to know about the biochemical mechanics at the moment, but it doesn't sound unreasonable to expect that medical science will continue to find new ways to extend the average lifespan, and quality of life, relatively speaking.
Whether or not this treatment will help in that, I don't know.