tea bagging has long had a place in the shooter genre with its origins dating back at least as far as counter-strike in NUMBER_TOKEN before being adopted as a disrespectful mainstream practice with the release of NUMBER_TOKEN's halo combat evolved however we wanted to ask ourselves whether in a real wartime setting the beloved video game sign of disrespect would technically be considered a war crime as a code for international humanitarian law the original geneva convention was adopted in NUMBER_TOKEN to establish the red cross as a neutral symbol that afforded medical personnel mages and other healers adequate protection to help the wounded without being ganked themselves soon after its introduction other classes were added to the nokia list such as npcs and other civilians who didn't spec into a combat role after two world wars people who had a particular interest in minimizing the suffering of humankind figured it would be a perfect time to get serious about this whole human rights thing especially since the world had just been introduced to weapons that looked like they belonged on the death star in NUMBER_TOKEN the protections of individual aides and civilian workers would be once again recorded and expanded upon and over the years would see three additional protocols protocol NUMBER_TOKEN protect victims of international conflict protocol NUMBER_TOKEN protect victims of non-international conflict and protocol NUMBER_TOKEN don't shoot people wearing a red cross before long time viewers ask if there happened to be a member of an air force wearing a red cross you could indeed say that protocol NUMBER_TOKEN is to protect the pilot starting off as a loose collection of gentlemen's agreements the geneva convention is much more fine-tuned today and luckily for the purposes of this video it even has a full list of war crimes that makes our research a ton easier out of the whole list it seems as if debagging would likely come under the prohibition of torture or inhumane treatment assuming a person did this to a wounded soldier or even a combatant trying to surrender you could likely make the case that this would be classified as inhumane treatment without much trouble furthermore trying our best to stay away from youtube's dreaded yellow mark of death if the act of tea bagging involved a body part going into another body part this would easily be grounds for a war crime lastly as civilians are especially protected it would be even easier to constitute such hostility as a breach of international law to go one step further we even tried to find any evidence of tea bagging in a wartime setting however we found no tangible evidence of this occurring what we did find was a NUMBER_TOKEN incident where a member of the australian navy was photographed tea-bagging a superior officer while he was sleeping the man was later charged for his actions and was officially discharged two years later meaning whether or not it's one kind of crime or another the lesson at the end of the day is that it probably isn't appropriate for the workplace viewers who might be considering committing war crimes of their own will probably want to look their best and with our friends from manscaped you'll be able to break the geneva convention in style with manscapes performance package kit you'll have everything you need to impress that special someone and give yourself enough confidence to disrespect your enemies even in the raging heat of battle the crop preserver will be able to keep your sack fresher than the corpses of your dead enemies the weed whacker will keep those nose hairs more absent than an opponent
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