A Whole Civilization May Die Tonight Trump Threatened

@Platinum So bombing them back to the stone age accomplished what?

Trump will be killing those innocent people he says he wants to save.....and when you kill innocent people, you create generations of those who will hate your guts, and begin chanting "Death to America."

@JSul3 ever single protestor really means “death to the ayatollah “. They just can’t say it publicly. It’s like when you tell a performer to break a leg . You say the opposite of what you mean.

@JSul3 says Most of these same families still live in Iran and will be killed in the course of tRump's "death of a whole civilization." Where is the justice in that??

@ElwoodBlues the problem here lies w those who believe what Orange says . You believe him ?

@JSul3 he has told them where he is bombing and there wont be many dead....but its a war and people die in wars....you dont care about the 1000s dead by their leaders....

@Platinum Oh, I do care, but threatening to wipe out a civilization?
Tell me how you "kill the bad guys" without "killing the good people of Iran?"

@Platinum says Civilians may not die from bombs, but they certainly will die from lack of water, and possible lack of food depending on how much of the road network & gasoline supply gets destroyed.

And that's why destroying civilian infrastructure is a violation of the Geneva Convention.

Lemme quote from https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2026/apr/02/seth-moulton/trump-bomb-civilian-infrastructure-war-crime/

Would attacking electricity infrastructure be a war crime?

The most directly relevant provision of international law comes from Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions, specifically three portions of the agreement. They say:

● All parties to a conflict "shall at all times distinguish between the civilian population and combatants" and "shall direct their operations only against military objectives."

● "Acts or threats of violence, the primary purpose of which is to spread terror among the civilian population, are prohibited."

● Attacks on military targets are those that "make an effective contribution to military action and whose total or partial destruction, capture or neutralization … offers a definite military advantage."

Together, these provisions would make the bombing of civilian targets, including those in Iran, "a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law," said Milena Sterio, a Cleveland State University law professor who specializes in international law. The bombing of a civilian target "would give rise to a war crime," she said.