>be a Taiwanese fishing vessel>ship is attacked by pirates>you have your mercenaries on board kill them>get convicted of murder for shooting pirates because Redditors saw it and got upset for the pirates>get sentenced to 26 years in prison They act the way they do, because countries will imprison you if you do the right thing against them
I am sure your green text bullet points capture the whole story, thanks for your detailed explanation
>>542460190These little brown asians wouldn't stand a chance against real pirates.
>>542460190>Kill somali niggers raiding your ship>entire media calls you murderers and the nigger pirates victimsand this happened in 2012 so none of you zoomers cared.
>>542460573pretty much the opposite of the truth here. all i saw was chest beating about how an american sniper killed one from a distanceyou had to dig quite a lot to get the real storysomalia was effectively a stateless country with no functioning government that could realistically exert control. as a result, loads of mostly euro countries starting dumping all kinds of hazardous waste off their shoreshttps://peacepalacelibrary.nl/blog/2012/somalias-troubled-waters-pirates-foreign-illegal-fishing-and-waste-dumpingalso all kinds of illegal fishinghttps://cetri.be/You-Are-Being-Lied-to-About?lang=frforeign boats snapped up all the fish, ruining coastal fishermen's livesalso loads of nuclear waste had been dumped and was washed ashore during a tsunamihttps://wwf.panda.org/wwf_news/?19490/Post-tsunami-ChemicalNuclear-Alarm-in-Somaliathe pirates were originally a vigilante force, but eventually overtaken by large criminal enterprises.there was even a comfy routine. the sailors all knew this. the pirates would come on board, seize the vessel, then bring you back to shore and throw you a bbq. they would get western food, alcohol and women for the captives, who had the horrible task of chilling on the beach getting fed while their corporate overlords paid for their ransom. it would literally be the best thing ever to get kidnapped by somali pirates loltotal bros
>>542460573now lets talk about the brereton report, and how your government committed all kinds of atrocities in afghanistan, then went after the whistleblower, as usualyou are worse than bleached somalians>Elite soldier Ben Roberts-Smith—Australia’s most highly decorated living war hero at the time—was found by a civil court in 2023 to have committed multiple war crimes. This included kicking an unarmed, handcuffed Afghan villager named Ali Jan off a steep cliff, before ordering a subordinate soldier to shoot him dead at the bottom.>Silencing the Whistleblower: Instead of immediately arresting the perpetrators, the Australian government initially targeted David McBride, the former military lawyer who leaked the classified documents exposing the crimes to journalists. In May 2024, McBride was sentenced to nearly six years in prison for exposing state secrets.>Delayed Trials: The first and only Australian soldier to be formally charged with the war crime of murder for an incident in Afghanistan was Oliver Schulz in March 2023. As of 2026, his trial and the broader prosecutions of other identified soldiers remain mired in severe legal delays.