>>>>OK, so a force from, say, Bananaguay has all the rights to send an expedition to Langley, because a CIA funded and trained terrorist group just attempted a coup and maintains a few camps the Stalk province, because that's new territory for the legal system of Bananaguay, and these guys have been killing their soldiers and policemen, and didn't bother to wear an uniform. Actually wore camouflage. But that's OK, they aren't any kind of army, they are just enemy combatants.
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>>>Not likely. More likely those guys were training others to kill and providing logistical support... If they were there actually killing, it would be a small team and no one would know about it... oh yeah, camouflage is a uniform...
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>>Websters: 2 a: concealment by means of disguise b: behavior or artifice designed to deceive or hide
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>>So; civilian dress is also camouflage and therefore a uniform. No?
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>He neglected to be specific. Did he mean 'camouflage' in general or 'military camouflage?'

I think the guys watching each other over the sights are also as specific...like "is that thing, that looks like a bush, a civilian-looking or a military-looking fake bush?" So they'd know whether to mirandize it or just blast it.

The most uncivilized thing in human history is just losing its last rules.