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2	Forcible mobilization should be considered as a war crime 27 was the original official conscription age but they were sending mostly older men of around 40-50 years old (tbf that’s the age cohort they have the most of anyway) to the front and keeping the younger males in less dangerous roles. They stopped that about last year and now they’re conscripting 25 year olds because they’re just running out of men. At one point they were talking to Poland and the other EU/NATO states to make them send back Ukrainian male refugees back to Ukraine to fight the w…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/05/24 06:10 PM
4	Forcible mobilization should be considered as a war crime Funnily enough Ukraine limited their own mobilisation and conscription to their older male cohort as much as they could. Ukrainian demographics have been terrible enough they were scared of losing too many of their youths to the point they’d have no young men left. Ofc as they lose more older men they eventually began conscripting young men but not women of any age. Men will be disposable even in the direst of circumstances I suppose.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/05/24 04:26 PM
3	Forcible mobilization should be considered as a war crime Not necessary is a stretch. What we call war crimes are the result of collective bargaining between great powers as to have a “humane” war which limits civilian casualties. Countries that wage war only adhere to these conventions on the basis of if they deem the diplomatic response to them breaking the conventions as worth it for the benefits they can get from it. Necessary is a kind of vague term. Weapons banned by the Geneva Convention are done so because whatever utility they do provide are d…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/05/24 04:24 PM

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