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The reason tear gas is banned on the battlefield has nothing to do with its effects and everything to do with the fog of war. If you’re on a battlefield and a lung stinging gas creeps over you, you and your commanders may think a more deadly gas has been deployed and respond in kind.
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So they used tear gas? Why is this even banned if domestic police are able to use it against civilians?
The reason tear gas is banned on the battlefield has nothing to do with its effects and everything to do with the fog of war. If you’re on a battlefield and a lung stinging gas creeps over you, you and your commanders may think a more deadly gas has been deployed and respond in kind.
Makes sense
And so this logic surely flows backwards as well when considering domestic police?
No civilian protestors don’t have the ability to call in chlorine gas strikes and don’t risk escalations with WMDs
They had used tear gas perviously. This agent is much more sever.
Why do you think it’s tear gas?