This is a dictionary definition. Non-combatant ISIS members are also civilians. Whether they deserve to die or not has no legal bearing. Im unsure why that is considered controversial.
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I enjoy the social aspect of running. Parkruns, Strava, meeting friends and getting coffee after etc.
This is not the legal definition of civilian.
Thank you Luca
He is by definition a civilian that was murdered. Legal definitions do not care about our political opinions. It appears to be very likely he was a civilian who deserved to be murdered but that does not change the definition
? Who said he was innocent
Literally the opposite of what I said. How do you go from ‘hard to feel sad about it’ to ‘ it’s truly terrible’?
Nah. It’s very easy to argue that murder is ethically wrong or unjustified but it certainly is effective.
You think they’ll stand up for Palestinians when they won’t for their own diplomats?
I think the appeal of this one is different instances are ran by different people so you can’t really be “banned from lemmy” unless you seriously deserve to. I think the one you are one (.world) is run by more right-leaning mods while .ml is run by Marxists. No idea if mine has a political affiliation but it was the default option on the app I’ve downloaded.
So the way it was explained to me was like email. You can use your Gmail to send an email to someone using Outlook for example. So this post is hosted on for example lemmy.world (I cant actually figure out how to check yet) but I can still interact with it from my lemm.ee account. If for some reason I was banned from .world I wouldnt be able to interact with this post but would still be able to post and comment in any communities hosted on one of the other instances.