Why Most Mandalorians Were ADDICTED to Committing War Crimes

With the exception of very few, Mandalorians were really ruthless buggers...
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[@geetslys]

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[@Hinokassaudifan1]

Crusades? Holy War? Hmmm. Sounds familiar.

[@DMCM1]

Will do

[@thomaskimber8722]

We gonna talk about how this was uploaded like 40 minutes ago yet he commented this four days ago?

[@johnnyfives5416]

Can you do a video of demagol who is the star wars equivalent of josef mengele.

[@geetslys]

@thomas kimber BLACK MAGIC

[@elijahnajera5425]

*Me pointing at everyone in the Star Wars universe.* War crimes, war crimes everywhere.

[@geetslys]

At this point, they should call them "War Norms"

[@goroakechi6126]

“Those are tactics, Buzz.”

[@HettycTracyn]

They do have different laws than us

[@theempiredidnothingwrong3227]

To be fair real war is basically both sides doing screwed up crap to one another and the loser getting villianized for all eternity for his effed up crap. Granted there are those few who take it to an unholy extreme *cough *cough Germany and Japan. But most wars generally involve well people committing war crimes to the other side whether under order or small groups of soldiers going rogue. Its gonna sound generic but war is hell.

[@khahinmetameta7826]

Chaos Tau empire Eldar Dark eldar Imperium of man Say what?

[@brucehc4975]

Mandalore: "It's not a war-crime if there's nothing left to witness your war-crime".

[@Dezzyyy]

Hitlers logic 101

[@AndreNitroX]

That was until Revan had a force vision of their war crime

[@scarecrow4607]

2000 Bounty in Whiterun. Mandalore kills chicken. Last witness erased.

[@Furonanator139]

hey apparently I'm a Mandalorian everytime I play Civ 6 then lol

[@Manunido]

“How many war crimes have your people committed?” Mandalore: Yes

[@animecrunchtime]

Mandalore: we committed some more while you were gone

[@diooverheaven6561]

Mandalore: war crimes? Did you mean bonus objectives?

[@VIPGarrett]

Mandalorians: we comited so many war crimes that we had to stop keeping track Yuuzang Vong: thats cute

[@mr.chaplain4958]

*Laughs in Warhammer 40K*

[@michaelhowze8198]

@@mr.chaplain4958 What Heresy is this? You disgust me citzen implying that the Emperors holy defenders could commit a crime. I should report you to the Inquisition...

[@Godzilla00X]

Counselor: what brings you to rehab? Mando: I literally can't stop committing horrific war crimes and I think it relates to my relationship with me mom

[@geetslys]

That counselor is gonna need a therapist

[@Vasil-of2ki]

@@geetslys 😂😂😂

[@jacobhall9321]

@@geetslys so is the therapist

[@zepvtbird2024]

@@jacobhall9321 so is that therapist

[@d73w80]

@@geetslys and that therapist a counselor

[@wanderingaceminecraftandmo8034]

Fans: "How many war crimes did you commit to gain such notoriety?" Mandalorians: "I don't know. How many loaves of bread have you eaten in your life?"

[@brasswing2681]

Me: the galaxy is doomed

[@Grim-c8n]

Pre Vizsla: *Pulls out Darksaber* "WRRRRYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!"

[@VIPGarrett]

Yuuzang Vong: how many loaves of bread is killing half the galaxy worth?

[@wanderingaceminecraftandmo8034]

Luke: :o Jacen Solo (aka the OG kylo ren): "YUUZAAAAANG!"

[@justRICHTOFEN]

Ah yes a jojo reference

[@ramarblood7697]

Fandom: The Jedi Committed so many war crimes why are they the good guys? Sith: Yeah, the jedi are evil. Mandalorians: Pathetic.

[@VIPGarrett]

Yuuzang Vong: does killing half the galaxy count as a war crime?

[@thegradyfiles]

@@VIPGarrett Yes it would how many plants are in the Star Wars galaxy

[@digitaldevil696]

Even funnier because mandos were often allied with sith

[@collinpearson5456]

No the jedi are the good guys

[@AmaryInkawult]

Infinite Empire: hold my humanoid carcass

[@tubby1833]

Bro they literally tortured the sentience out of an entire species. Wow.

[@geetslys]

As Waka Flocka put it so elegantly, "They go hard in the paint"

[@jackmakila3776]

Thats gotta be the worst one on the list for me even genocide didn't seem as bad as that one

[@tubby1833]

@@jackmakila3776 Yeah. I mean of course genocide is bad, but to torture a species so thoroughly and consistently to the point where it is impossible for any of them to form complex thoughts and actually perceive things is terrible. I would much rather die than become a mindless animal.

[@ryanfilmproductions6849]

If you’ve ever played KotOR you can hear stories about these and similar things from Canderous, he’s got pretty cool stories

[@louis8487]

@Grey-Wolf 93 You know you're a hated people when your entire planet being glassed is considered a good thing by most of the galaxy

[@macewindu3492]

"Geneva convention more like Geneva Suggestion" -some Mandalorian at some point, probably

[@chipsarc]

Mace Windu Can’t violate the Geneva convention if it doesn’t exist!

[@englishlady9797]

@@chipsarc True that, or else the Jedi would be in serious doo doo for using child soldiers.

[@dillongage7628]

@@englishlady9797 if we had children thay could move objects their minds and perform super human feats in real life, they would most certainly be used as child soldiers.

[@burningrivers0616]

@@dillongage7628 an example of this is the game “Beyond: Two souls.” It’s the most realistic depiction of how a person with actual “supernatural” powers would be used by a military

[@thedodorex7612]

More like Geneva Heresy.

[@PositiviteaTheFirst]

"Why the Mandalorians committed the most war crimes" The Mandalorians: *"It's not a war crime if I don't think it's a war crime"*

[@ironwolf2244]

Many people have thought that way. Just look at colonialism. The British, French, Dutch and so on, didn't see most of the people they were ruling over as human as themselves. You have the Nazis of course, but then after WW2 colonialism continued. The French-Indo Chinese war literally happened in 1949. And then America's involvement in Vietnam later on. And the varied conflicts of the Soviets So it's not an uncommon thing.

[@BHalo98]

It’s only a war crime if you lose

[@Blowtorch87]

@@BHalo98 too bad they lost

[@lukemorrow7083]

@@BHalo98 False, the Geneva convention sets out what war crimes are, some governments may not recognise this, but there soldiers have still committed war crimes, they just do not recognise the authority enforcing them.

[@BHalo98]

@@lukemorrow7083 dude everyone knows what the Geneva Convention is you don’t need to go through every single comment thread in this video and tell everyone how much you know

[@mysteriousstranger9182]

My Strange addictions is going to have a field day with this

[@geetslys]

That rock eating lady has nothing on this.

[@johnmemes6447]

@@geetslys that sand eating lady has nothing ether

[@alexporter7379]

@@geetslys toilet paper eating one might be close though

[@EdaugEthanbYT]

@@alexporter7379 my cat eats toilet paper

[@robotic-race]

But this addiction is normal

[@Hinokassaudifan1]

Nah fam. The empire reduced unemployment and crime rates on alderaan to 0. We are the good guys ;)

[@geetslys]

Last I checked, 0 people unemployed out of 0 produces a calculator error.

[@davidordaz5251]

Yeah committing mass genocide makes the empire the good guys yeah makes sense lol

[@EdaugEthanbYT]

@@geetslys lol

[@rotimijohnson6536]

@@davidordaz5251 Can’t be evil if there is no one alive to prove it

[@valravnsshadow9422]

Can't be "evil" if there's no "good" to compare it to.

[@archsteel7]

KOTOR 2 has my favorite comment on this. The Mandalorians, to some extent, only even bothered with killing civilians to goad the republic into giving them a "good fight." Almost like petulant children throwing a tantrum, and demanding to be taken seriously... Their tantrums just ended up being significantly more costly

[@doomguy19931]

"If they can't defend themselves, they deserve to be conquered." - Canderous Ordo

[@VIPGarrett]

“The mandlorians committed the most war crimes out of any faction” **Laughs in Yuuzang Vong**

[@Razzrazz90]

Honestly, at this point, I think you’d be hard pressed to find ANY important characters in the Star Wars universe that didn’t commit war crimes

[@W0DAN88]

R2D2? Leia? I can't think of any more

[@Someone-wj1lf]

@@W0DAN88 Did Leia not fake surrender a few times? Or once disguised as a stormtrooper. If I remember well, that’s two war crimes.

[@WeirdMagnus]

@@W0DAN88 R2D2 destroyed a planet in dark empire technically

[@kaydenkuah3844]

Anakin: see, I’m not that bad *proceeds to massacre another population*

[@thedoruk6324]

Now *this* is a Title that is an absolute fact! Afterall weapons are a part of their *religion*

[@geetslys]

So Mandalorians are just Americans?

[@thedoruk6324]

@@geetslys more like the crazy combination of cartels+americans+tribal people

[@Hinokassaudifan1]

@@geetslys but they lack greed and corruption tho

[@ExvinityYT]

@@Hinokassaudifan1 not all American's are like that

[@themandalorian9747]

@@geetslys Well yes but actually no

[@richardschneider7629]

Mandalor The Ultimate "This Is The Way"

[@EwingAmaterasu]

Mandolorian: weapons are part of my religion… but war crimes? They are like going to mass.

[@graagMMA]

So that’s why Din was so good at murdering those jawas....

[@MR.LMR1996]

They were stealing his shit. They had it coming

[@jimstunt9893]

Who’s is Din

[@MR.LMR1996]

@@jimstunt9893 The Mandalorian's name. His full birth name is Din Djarin

[@jimstunt9893]

@@MR.LMR1996 oh I was wondering about that. Thanks

[@jungleinsectspikewall4474]

Jawas desurve it lmao

[@nasa_shirt1380]

This really shows how much duchess Satine would have seemed like a traitor to the mandos

[@AndreNitroX]

Despite loving war obsessed mandalorians, I feel it was natural that after the massive defeat they experienced at Revan s hands, the mandos would consider pacifism. Atleast until death watch slapped them back into action.

[@brycebrooks8484]

Imagine being so small brained that you try to enforce a pacifistic regime on a warrior race while theres a whole ass galactic war happening, not to mentiom the other dangers the galaxy holds

[@AndreNitroX]

@@brycebrooks8484 agreed, it was inevitable that the mandalorians would go back to being war like, especially with the clone wars occurring. But i felt the ducchess was noble for trying.

[@2020-p2z]

There's a case to be made that pacifism is a good self preservation strategy for the Mandalorians at this point in time. After millennia of horrific war crimes against billions upon billions of people, how much longer might the people of the galaxy tolerate such brutality before simply glassing their planet in return? Oh wait, the Night of a Thousand Tears was a thing.

[@biggsdarklighter0473]

In the mandalorian Religion she could be seen as an Avatar of Arasuum, the lethargic god, who whispers of peace. For All her faults, she did know how to bring her people to prosperity. Of course, that's not worth much if you can't defend your people and prosperity.

[@khahinmetameta7826]

Mandalore the imperium of man called you're hired. The mandalorians are ruthless merciless people they'd fit right into 40k verse.

[@GreaterGrievobeast55]

But what about all the aliens species in their culture?

[@RomanHistoryFan476AD]

Funny enough their hypocritical though, because when the other side started playing dirty and committing war crimes suddenly it was not fair, especially when Mandalore was losing hard.

[@randomcenturion7264]

Tell me about it. When both the Sith/Empire and Jedi/Republic finally get sick of their shit, they play the "Woe is me" act, like they weren't acting like a bunch of nutcases, pillaging and burning wherever they went.

[@ledanoir1239]

mandos are hypocritical, smug, boaster, cheater, violent sociopath individuals, and thats why I hate them... Thats why I would hate them if they werent so cool...

[@RomanHistoryFan476AD]

@@randomcenturion7264 Yeah your right there, i never got the appeal of the Mandalorians though really. Why do folks fanboy over them so much.

[@RomanHistoryFan476AD]

@Phily T Oh yeah indeed, Spartans where salty losers indeed. Here is a funny story for you Spartan fanboys love to say that Romans never conquered Sparta as they where scared of them. The truth was the romans never thought they where worth the effort and Sparta willingly bowed the knee to Rome. The Romans actually saw Sparta as a amusement park where they could go see a weird culture in action.

[@randomcenturion7264]

@@RomanHistoryFan476AD Well because, despite the fact that they can be absolute asshats: 1: No faction is perfect so, fans take the good with the bad (Hell I'm an Empire fan and I KNOW my guys a F**ked up.) 2: Despite all the bad they do, Mandalorians are never one set group. For every monster the create, there is a hero to balance it. Where there are Mandalorian slavers, there are also freedom fighters who roam the galaxy protecting the weak without even stopping to ask for thanks. Basically, they're a very flexible lot. 3: The armor. The armor is a big reason for fans to love them. It's pretty badass. So, there's my three reasons at least why fans love them so much. I do to. Just not afraid to call out their B.S now and then.

[@HettycTracyn]

As they say: don’t judge people by what their fathers did, but by the fathers that they will be.

[@redpilldiogenes4741]

Is that a reiterated version of Ezekiel 18:20 or is that from something else.

[@AndreNitroX]

Profound

[@HettycTracyn]

@@redpilldiogenes4741 It is from the Star Wars Legends series Republic Commandos. Not an exact quote.

[@redpilldiogenes4741]

@@HettycTracyn pretty cool quote Legends gets a bad rap but there’s some really decent stuff in there

[@pphyjynx8217]

@@redpilldiogenes4741 legends does not get a bad rap

[@unhandydaddy5117]

As the great Sun Tsu once said: "There's always time to commit a war crime"

[@englishlady9797]

People: "Darth Vader is irredeemable because he committed genocide" but usually can't point to a specific example except Alderaan which he wasn't responsible for. Same people: Mandalorians are wonderful, and really good guys. They saved baby Yoda!

[@AisforArtemis]

Well din djarren saved grogu, not the entire mandalorian creed

[@JagmasterGeneral12374]

If you consider legend cannon he slaughtered all a entire city and much more

[@Jwsponky]

...Sure, can't point to a specific example. *side eyes the purge of the Jedi temple and the slaughter of children therein*

[@englishlady9797]

@@Jwsponky Sure.... Mandalorians are kind of keen on killing kids too. Case in point: Bo-Katan. During the Clone Wars she and the Death Wath enslaved a village of indigenous folk on a planet called Carlacc. When they resisted,, they killed the chief and his grand-daughter and burned their village. Now tell me, was than genocide? Actually, a lot closer to the definition of genocide than the Jedi Purge. Yet Bo-Katan is almost universally consdiered a "goodie" Or how about the Jedi Order sending underage children into combat? Like Ahsoka at 14 - and she as far from the youngest. How many children died that way: more than during the purge. You see when you look at the picture as a whole, its not so black and white.

[@Jwsponky]

@@englishlady9797 Never claimed the Mandalorians were innocent, just took mild umbrage with your claim that Vader was. Though I am uncertain who you say the Jedi sent into battle that were younger than Ahsoka. The only ones that come to mind are the jedi trainees that she babysat for a few episodes, that were ambushed by pirates and stranded behind what suddenly became Separatist lines.

[@LocalMemeFarmer]

People getting on their high horse about mandos somehow being morally superior to force users (by virtue of not being born with special powers) really make me raise a brow and it’s because of the video topic like. Everyone in star wars has done shitty things, no one is inherently better, chill out.

[@mcolottiboy]

Say what you want about Satine being a pacifist but I can see why she wanted to change mandalorian society to be less violent. Mandalorians are monsters.

[@blackshogun272]

mcolottiboy to everyone but themselves and a few select warrior cultures, they're literally seen as monsters and barbarians...

[@starpilot9497]

“Looks like it’s time for a war crime.” - Unknown Mandalorian Warrior

[@ChrisVillagomez]

As someone else already said, you know your civilization is bad when the planet getting glassed like it's Halo is considered a good thing for the people living there

[@williamcostigan91]

Best not let Karen Traviss see this, her precious Mandalorians have never done anything wrong in her eyes.

[@silvertemplar8061]

Oh man, Revan just got 100x more badass and honorable in my book...The fact that he literally took the helmet of a person who was supposed to be his enemy, and recognizing the righteous purpose and honor within that one person, he made that same promise and vow to himself, and transformed the very symbol that had brought oppression and death, into a symbol of stalwart justice and righteousness. BADASS.

[@animeiscancerfurriesarefet217]

bro he was a simp. soon as he knew it was a lady mando he went full simp. smh

[@matearas7787]

I enjoyed defeating revan as mando in swtor

[@indianajones4321]

Up until Jaster Mereel and the True Mandalorians, this WAS the way

[@geetslys]

We need more talk of the Mandalorian Civil war in the current canon!

[@indianajones4321]

@@geetslys very true, at least Allen over at Generation Tech has been covering some of it. I think there should be a series like the Clone Wars about Jango Fett and the Mandalorian Civil War

[@toby1061]

Geetsly's Mandalorians need more coverage in all of Star Wars. We need an Old republic franchise because not only would it be awsome, but it would also give Star Wars a new life.

[@rcbmmines4579]

@@indianajones4321 the recent episode of the Mandalorian has Boba confirm that Jango fought in the Mandalorian Civil War and his Chain Code in Mandoa confirms Jaster Mereel adopted him again in current canon!

[@indianajones4321]

@@rcbmmines4579 I’m so glad Jango’s involvement in the Mandalorian Civil War is canon now

[@joshuakolton9955]

The one dislike is a butthurt mandalorian.

[@etazeta674]

Looks like 3 more thought that that was the way

[@civilrebel3743]

Add about 4.

[@dwaldpilar9309]

Damn hippies!! Lol

[@arthurfhackingshelby9631]

19 heritics just hate the idea their ways is wrong

[@AndreNitroX]

Dang pacifist clone wars era mandos

[@shadow6480]

"Casually glasses a piece of a continent for their armies to land." The most Mandalorian thing possible.

[@jackbartholomaus6510]

Is it me or are the Mandalorians kind of like the Samurai warriors from Japan?

[@ghr501able]

Yup also the Vikings who believed only in warfare and dying on the battlefield was the only way into Valhalla

[@code.c.]

Gurren Lagann: Fighting spirit pierces the heavens and saves the universe! Star Wars: Fighting spirit creates unfathomable war crimes, including the enslavement and the degeneration of an entire species into non-sentient designation.

[@Megalon-qc8pf]

Wow... they made a sentient race of dragons into literally just a space dragon horse. Good god

[@bellthegoat9477]

Well this Time KZbin notification had not fail at me

[@geetslys]

Yah we know, the notifications can be so wonky!

[@evildoctortaco]

the classic Mandalorians were basically just an even more extreme version of the Japanese Empire lol

[@CollinMcLean]

It's like if you combined the Japanese empire with classical Sparta and Imperialist Rome and they were lead by bipartisan government consisting of the Mongols and the 3rd Reich ...

[@justindawson520]

I’m gonna watch this later but I love the title it drew me in😂😂😂

[@geetslys]

That's the goal!

[@manlikelk8167]

Hol up

[@harrold50]

Damn right who doesn't love a good war crime lol jp

[@amtraktrains5627]

“It’s always fine to commit a war crime at any time.” -Sun Zoo

[@kalechips4564]

Mandalorians when committing war crimes and disintegration: it’s just a part of war bro maybe you should be real warriors Mandalorians when war crimes and disintegration are used on them: this is unfair and brutal how could anyone be so monstrous!

[@thesacredlobo]

To be fair, that tends to be the case in many fictional universes as well as real life. After all, a lot of people were running around and complaining about Anita using all of their hateful comments in order to raise money.

[@RevanofRuin]

Therapist: the EVIL version of How To Train Your Dragon from doesn't exist... Mandalorians: hold my spice, I got a war crime crusade to start

[@123lovelylady]

Rebels: we are the good guys! Me after counting all the war crimes they did: yeah...sure you guys are

[@thegradyfiles]

I’ll prepare the trail. Just need to identify what war crimes were committed by what rebel cells

[@ianmaluk1]

This was something I've always had a major grip about with the Mandalorians... Their wars and war crimes are so extreme and numerous, that logically they should have been declared as enemies by the rest of the galaxy. Because it makes no sense why any government would let an entire culture commit so many atrocities, especially on their own people, and never have the Mandalorians answer for all their crimes. Or just simply annihilated them whole sail due to the danger of leaving them alone.

[@PetroBeherha]

Well said. But if I remember, they were eventually beaten back by the Republic.

[@ericpaunovic3579]

answer to your question is simple: they were too weak, all sides were too weak to bring down mandalorians, republic has always lost pure army vs army wars with mandalorians only time a power "won" over mandalorians was when they were integrated into sith empire but even that was political move rather than army one and mandalorians consented to it

[@aniketbiswas7660]

@@ericpaunovic3579 After Revan the Mandalorian were completely broken in strength and unity a lot of beskar was even taken from them by force. Even 700 or so year before the battle of Yavin a Ruusan era demilitered republic along with the Jedi crushed the mandalorins in a short and brutal war.

[@thebeanman99]

Mandolorians be like *scratches neck* y’all got any w-war crimes?

[@geetslys]

Gotta love Chapelle's Show!

[@Martian2607]

The weak have no choice but to be consumed by the strong. This is the way.

[@captainsandwhich7469]

Time to consume you

[@eggsalad3316]

This is the way

[@randomcenturion7264]

Mandos: They can do as they like. The Empire: Kay. (Proceeds to Purge the Mandalorians to Bejesus and back) Mandos: (Surprised Pikachu face.)

[@captainsandwhich7469]

@@randomcenturion7264 :0

[@randomcenturion7264]

@Speedzone Speedforce Interesting difference. The Sith think Peace is unattainable and embrace what they believe to be the truth of the Galaxy. The Mandos understand Peace IS possible, but actively reject it in favor of a life of combat and struggle.

[@regularguy2807]

This video makes me believe the galaxy would be infinitely better if mandalorians were wiped out from the galaxy.

[@PetroBeherha]

Agreed.

[@hanifloka130]

Mandos: *commit war crimes* Mand'alors: *Kylo Ren meme* "MORE!"

[@adumbynamedconor5173]

MORE!

[@CaesarAugustus27]

"The Sith believe that peace is a lie while the Mandalorians believe it's a sin"

[@amistake6915]

Anakin and Obi-wan: im somthing of a mandalorian myself

[@Shadowkiller-dq2ju]

This is the way

[@josevictorionunez9312]

Mandalorians were to Star Wars to what the IJA was to World War 2. They both talk a lot about honor and not surrendering but committed inhumane acts.

[@liamrowlands6809]

War crimes is such a harsh term, the Mando's prefer guaranteed hostile casualties

[@lewisthisisjames6632]

My confederacy took a page from their book.

[@oliverallen5324]

“Life is conflict. Peace is death.” Sounds like mandolorians have some Scandinavian philosophy.

[@KingNerdpickleEsquire]

I just want to note that these war crimes seem to have stopped after the Neo crusades, so it’s quite possible that the mandalorians decided it wasn’t cool anymore (my headcanon being that it was canderous Ordo’s doing)

[@kentomarek6823]

Mandos have their own code of honor and moral. The best thing about Mando thinking is Revan. Respected yes, but also hated. He was an unexpected "equal". In SWtoR Clan Farr even joined his cultists, as sign of honoring his warrior way. Mandos are a lot like the Vikings in our world, brutal warriors on first sight, but civilized.

[@kentomarek6823]

@LordMunchkin They have other standards for civilized. But Respect is a thing both Mandos and "Outsiders" (Rest of the Galaxy) share.

[@florians9949]

Mandalorians are prety much Imperial Japan in Space. A twisted sence of honour and bravery used as an excuse to commit some of the most horrific act in warfare.

[@jackbean8013]

The thing about war crimes is they’re not crimes if there’s no law, just horrible things. War crimes are defined as such per agreement of the international community... Is there even such an agreement in the far, far away galaxy ? Since there was still local conflicts under the Republic, but is it mentionned ?

[@ethanmorrison7021]

Well our war crimes are defined by our ideals of morals and ethics. Mandalorian culture follows different ethics and morals. To them, peace was a sin and they would see our morals and ethics as horrific from their point of view. Everyone is the hero from their own point of view.

[@aniketbiswas7660]

Still monsterous, some stuff is bad no point of view whatabouisum. They still cry about the Republic crushing htme in 700bby in the modern story like it happened yesterday. Thier crimes a few thousand years of RECORDED history before that should be remembered. It not like they ever need to wage war they choose to.

[@noahleonard2481]

Nearly everyone in the Star Wars universe has committed a war crime. Hell, even Jar Jar has. You know it’s bad when the character whose personality could be punishable by death has legitimate crimes under his belt.

[@disguisedcentennial835]

Do you know if the gods they worship were real beings? I’ve always wondered that. Like the Ones and Abeloth.

[@dili1399]

Bro, everyone here talking about warcrimes everywhere in the franchise IRL is almost the same! The diference is that they try to censor most of them!

[@romancapulus5577]

“They get all the movies, they get all the books, they get all the war crimes; it’s not fair.”

[@websitecommentator2825]

Mandalorian deploys mustard gas into Verdun trench (1918, colorized)

[@Sov-Ryn15]

To guess what the original Crusaders would think looking at Clone Wars Era Mandalore. They’d go full berserk.

[@pugswin1887]

For the a Mandalorian these aren't called "war crimes" they are called "tactics"

[@nathanweast4397]

Mandalorians: Saiyans that don't have ki energy, so they make weapons of war to conquer the universe.

[@ruukiopl6917]

"War crimes exist" Mandalorian: This is the way

[@doomdude9405]

Orks (WH40k) versus Mandalorians They both love war so it would be a match made in heaven.

[@lordwarlockthangwrath8662]

Da orks woud smash thes humies ard, even if tehr ard humies.

[@adelbert7162]

5:30 so they attack at night when the opponent is defenceless and call asking for help dishonorable?

[@Kir927]

Mandalorians of that era are the biggest hypocrites

[@Kir927]

@AKUJIRULE Sure, but slaughtering them and their non combatants is hardly in line with their sense of honor. If they were truly honorable they would fight them outright or simply not massacre them once the battle is won.

[@adelbert7162]

@AKUJIRULE maybe, but when Mndalorians where in disadvantage when Republic helped a planet they deemed it as wrong and killed everyone... sounds like hypocrisy to me

[@adelbert7162]

@Speedzone Speedforce I get ur point but the question is what is honorable to Mandalorians? I mean they could use the most sadistic ways to defeat their opponent and they could call it honorable, but if enemy takes advantage of a situation, for example, they may deem it as dishonorable

[@brasswing2681]

Hmm interesting

[@englishlady9797]

Hating people who surrendered and regarding them as cowardly. Sounds weirdly like the Japanese in WW2. Ooops, did I say that out loud?

[@ajax1475]

Who would wipe out a spicies at 3 am? Cassus Fett : Oh boy 3 am

[@viracocha6093]

“While you were learning to SPELL YOUR NAME, I was being trained TO COMMIT WAR CRIMES!”

[@gideonhorwitz9434]

It’s like Pringle’s once you pop you just can’t stop.

[@sagerman6779]

I think I must be under the influence of this "God of Sloth"

[@sanchezevan898]

I’m eating McDonald chicken nuggets rn man

[@Thalanox]

"The Mandalorians just saw geno side as a normal part of war." To be fair, that's pretty much how most of the world seems to have seen it. Winning a war thoroughly. It seems to have been a pretty recent development to consider something like genocide to be something like a war crime. In fact, I'm not even sure how old War Crimes are as a concept.

[@Drave_Jr.]

Probably the first Geneva Conventions. Even then, there was no real enforcement till 1945.

[@lowqualityproductions4740]

A video idea: the best lighsaber form of combat

[@geetslys]

Ooh! Lightsaber forms and a how-to guide would be awesome!

[@zexalbrony4799]

Now that would be awesome. I've seen Generation Tech talk about Lightsaber forms, but I would love to see my favorite Star Wars KZbinr ever discuss them. :)

[@sicknashty3837]

is this really even shocking considering a lot of the warlike species behavior in starwars is based on human behavior?

[@PetroBeherha]

After hearing all this I wouldn't have felt bad if the Mandelorians were all killed off.

[@Furonanator139]

This is why I don't trust Bo with Mandalore, She proved in her time with Deathwatch she was willing to hurt and kill her own people to force Mandalorian society to fit the old ways of war and fighting, and while she may not be helping bomb streets on mandalore she's is clearly still striving for power and based on the new trailer absolutely refuses to accept or acknowledge that SHE is the reason Maul took Mandalore, and in all likely hood the mandalorians would not have been as bad off by Din's time in the show. The empire still would have worked to subjugate them and there were traitors to Mandalore but without her fracturing Mandalore and breaking its defenses right before the empire came to be they would have been significantly better off. Satine might have been able to negotiate or work towards a better agreement where as Bo left them split and fighting among eachother

[@JCDenton2012Modder]

It's only a war crime if you lose. Otherwise, it's just war. We Southerners learned that from the Yankees.

[@jameswagstaff984]

Mandalorians, little more then glorified marauders, using honour as an excuse to slaughter innocence wile wearing armour to protect their weak and cowardly bodies and fragile egos

[@james739123]

accusations like that are likely to get you killed

[@jameswagstaff984]

@@james739123 then my point is proven

[@mydogsfacelookslikeastockp8275]

and those hypocrites glassing the world first to make the invasions easier smh x,x

[@themandalorian9747]

In the words of canderous ordo "Nice speech, I bet you tell yourself that every night so you can sleep."

[@jameswagstaff984]

@@themandalorian9747 in my own word, shove of

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

Can you blame them?

[@Byronthebull]

Mandalorians: FIGHT ME *REVAN ENTERS THE STAGE Mandalorians: no wait, not like that

[@EmeraldPhoenix-sp8hm]

"What happened at Malachor - they, they probably deserved it." - Mira, KOTOR II

[@Mgauge]

Mandos get a lot of glorification, but living for war means that the horrors of war basically become a way of life.

[@stumpytheviolator3118]

They did it for LOLs, yes every faction in Star Wars is guilty of war crimes.

[@thattackbattalion-dv2ic]

Jedi propaganda .

[@presidentoftheussr5601]

It’s says something that The Mandalorian, boba fat and even some members of death watch like boctan, are considered humane by mandolrian standards.

[@liamcarnahan1346]

They committed so many war crimes because that term didn't exist.

[@-CrimsoN-]

Canderous explains it pretty well. During the Mandalorian Wars, the Mandalorians committed war crimes to draw the Republic into fighting them.

[@kingofpotatoes5973]

Watching this video made me realize war, war never changes

[@macgyvermartin7347]

Me: isn't that a war crime? The Manndalorian's: "Well yes but actually no."

[@jackbelmont4389]

In a way mandalorians could be compared to the Spartans. The reason they were so hardcore and violent was cause they feared to be conquered.

[@luisflores5002]

Mandalorians reminds me of the imperial japan. They not thended to surrender and despised the captured enemy . and experimented on captives too

[@danshakuimo]

I was about to say this but you got here first. Yeah basically the Imperial Japanese Army x Mongols. Supposedly the Nanjing Massacre happened because a bunch of soldiers dressed as civilians to avoid being killed, and the Japanese saw this as dishonorable and went crazy .