Why do atrocities go unpunished?
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Coverage decides which crisis reaches a minister's desk → Domestic politics decides which suffering is legible counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Domestic politics decides which suffering is legible → An ambassador's career is not made by being early counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Every state judges the case by what it costs them → So the organisation that knows most says least found in most rooms that judged it (3 of 3) counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×3 not counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? (unverified) ×2Every state judges the case by what it costs them → Acting early is politically costly and acting late is not punished found in most rooms that judged it (3 of 3) counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×3 not counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? (unverified) ×2Every state judges the case by what it costs them → The people who decide have never met anyone from there counted: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Being from here is treated as a conflict of interest → Our own organisations are told they lack capacity counted: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Justice is offered as a substitute for protection → Acting early is politically costly and acting late is not punished counted: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?A minister will not spend capital on a country with no domestic consti → Sanctions are slow, blunt, and hurt the wrong people first counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Officials are advised that a wrong word creates liability → So the safest position is a principle nobody applies counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Our own organisations are told they lack capacity → Nobody came back to tell us what happened to what we sent counted: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?The same states arming a party also vote on protecting its victims → So warnings are hedged until they are unarguable, which is too late found in most rooms that judged it (3 of 3) counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×3 not counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? (unverified) ×2So the organisation that knows most says least → Each summary removes the part that would require action found in most rooms that judged it (3 of 3) counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×3 not counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? (unverified) ×2So the organisation that knows most says least → Every state judges the case by what it costs them found in most rooms that judged it (3 of 3) counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×3 not counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? (unverified) ×2Speaking publicly ends the access that lets us feed people → Evidence is gathered for a trial that may happen in fifteen years found in most rooms that judged it (3 of 3) counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×3 not counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? (unverified) ×2We were warned to be careful because the diaspora is emotional → Acting early is politically costly and acting late is not punished counted: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Acting early is politically costly and acting late is not punished → Every proposal is heard as the beginning of an occupation counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Acting early is politically costly and acting late is not punished → Being from here is treated as a conflict of interest counted: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Acting early is politically costly and acting late is not punished → Warnings were clear months before anyone acted found in most rooms that judged it (5 of 5) counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×3, Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?, Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted? not counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? (unverified) ×2The alternative to doing nothing is presented as full-scale war → Officials are advised that a wrong word creates liability counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Balance is a property of coverage, not of what happened → We are asked to testify for a court and not asked what would have stop counted: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Early warning systems produce reports nobody is obliged to answer → Warnings were clear months before anyone acted found in most rooms that judged it (3 of 3) counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×3 not counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? (unverified) ×2Naming it triggers obligations, so it is not named → Acting early is politically costly and acting late is not punished found in most rooms that judged it (3 of 3) counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×3 not counted: Why do atrocities go unpunished? (unverified) ×2Nobody coordinated, so we relived it eleven times → The people in danger are never in the room where it is decided counted: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Nobody was ever sacked for caution → Reform of the veto requires the consent of those who hold it counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Nobody was ever sacked for caution → An ambassador's career is not made by being early counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Nobody was ever sacked for caution → The tools between words and troops were never built counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Nobody offers the option between a statement and an invasion → Every state judges the case by what it costs them counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?The people in danger are never in the room where it is decided → Acting early is politically costly and acting late is not punished counted: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?The people who decide have never met anyone from there → Balance is a property of coverage, not of what happened counted: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?The report was published in a language we do not read → Nobody came back to tell us what happened to what we sent counted: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?So the safest position is a principle nobody applies → By the time it is publishable it is history counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?So the safest position is a principle nobody applies → Nobody offers the option between a statement and an invasion counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?We are asked to testify for a court and not asked what would have stop → A generation grows up in a place designed for six months counted: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?What we know we cannot say and what we can say is thin → By the time it is publishable it is history counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?What we know we cannot say and what we can say is thin → Every state judges the case by what it costs them counted: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Coverage decides which crisis reaches a minister's desk raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted? rooms that raised it: 1 · rooms that judged actions against it: 1 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 1 ⑤ Build and fund the options between a statement and troops · Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted? ⑥ A mechanism to lift sanctions when conditions are met · Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Coverage decides whichcrisis reaches a minister'sdesk⑤⑥in how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 1 OF 1 ROOMJustice is offered as a substitute for protection raised in: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice? rooms that raised it: 1 · rooms that judged actions against it: 1 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 1 ⑦ Report back to every source what their evidence produced · Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Justice is offered as asubstitute for protection⑦in how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 1 OF 1 ROOMA minister will not spend capital on a country with no domestic consti raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?A minister will not spendcapital on a country withno domestic constihow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMThe same states arming a party also vote on protecting its victims raised in: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×5The same states arming aparty also vote onprotecting its victimsraised in 5 roomshow many rooms raised this claim5 ROOMSSpeaking publicly ends the access that lets us feed people raised in: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×5 rooms that raised it: 5 · rooms that judged actions against it: 5 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 1 ① A standing obligation to answer an early warning in writing, within days · Why do atrocities go unpunished? ④ Protect the mandate of an organisation that speaks · Why do atrocities go unpunished?Speaking publicly ends theaccess that lets us feedpeople①④raised in 5 rooms×5in how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 1 OF 5 ROOMSWe were warned to be careful because the diaspora is emotional raised in: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice? rooms that raised it: 1 · rooms that judged actions against it: 1 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 1 ⑦ Report back to every source what their evidence produced · Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?We were warned to becareful because thediaspora is emotional⑦in how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 1 OF 1 ROOMThe alternative to doing nothing is presented as full-scale war raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted? rooms that raised it: 1 · rooms that judged actions against it: 1 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 1 ⑥ A mechanism to lift sanctions when conditions are met · Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted? ⑨ A standing guarantor arrangement for ceasefires, agreed in advance · Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?The alternative to doingnothing is presented asfull-scale war⑥⑨in how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 1 OF 1 ROOMEarly warning systems produce reports nobody is obliged to answer raised in: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×5 rooms that raised it: 5 · rooms that judged actions against it: 5 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 1 ③ Fund prevention as a line, not as a response · Why do atrocities go unpunished? ④ Protect the mandate of an organisation that speaks · Why do atrocities go unpunished?Early warning systemsproduce reports nobody isobliged to answer③④raised in 5 rooms×5in how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 1 OF 5 ROOMSNaming it triggers obligations, so it is not named raised in: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×5 rooms that raised it: 5 · rooms that judged actions against it: 5 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 1 ③ Fund prevention as a line, not as a response · Why do atrocities go unpunished? ④ Protect the mandate of an organisation that speaks · Why do atrocities go unpunished?Naming it triggersobligations, so it is notnamed③④raised in 5 rooms×5in how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 1 OF 5 ROOMSNobody coordinated, so we relived it eleven times raised in: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice? rooms that raised it: 1 · rooms that judged actions against it: 1 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 1 ⑧ Fund local organisations directly, with the insurance barrier removed · Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Nobody coordinated, so werelived it eleven times⑧in how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 1 OF 1 ROOMNobody was ever sacked for caution raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Nobody was ever sacked forcautionhow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMThe report was published in a language we do not read raised in: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?The report was published ina language we do not readhow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMWhat we know we cannot say and what we can say is thin raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?What we know we cannot sayand what we can say is thinhow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMReform of the veto requires the consent of those who hold it raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Reform of the veto requiresthe consent of those whohold ithow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMThe tools between words and troops were never built raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?The tools between words andtroops were never builthow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMThe people in danger are never in the room where it is decided raised in: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×5, Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?, Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted? rooms that raised it: 7 · rooms that judged actions against it: 1 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 0The people in danger arenever in the room where itis decidedraised in 7 rooms×7in how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 0 OF 1 ROOMOfficials are advised that a wrong word creates liability raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted? rooms that raised it: 1 · rooms that judged actions against it: 1 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 0Officials are advised thata wrong word createsliabilityin how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 0 OF 1 ROOMEvidence is gathered for a trial that may happen in fifteen years raised in: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×5Evidence is gathered for atrial that may happen infifteen yearsraised in 5 roomshow many rooms raised this claim5 ROOMSSo warnings are hedged until they are unarguable, which is too late raised in: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×5So warnings are hedgeduntil they are unarguable,which is too lateraised in 5 roomshow many rooms raised this claim5 ROOMSSanctions are slow, blunt, and hurt the wrong people first raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Sanctions are slow, blunt,and hurt the wrong peoplefirsthow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMDomestic politics decides which suffering is legible raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Domestic politics decideswhich suffering is legiblehow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMSo the safest position is a principle nobody applies raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted? rooms that raised it: 1 · rooms that judged actions against it: 1 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 0So the safest position is aprinciple nobody appliesin how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 0 OF 1 ROOMAn ambassador's career is not made by being early raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?An ambassador's career isnot made by being earlyhow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMBy the time it is publishable it is history raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?By the time it ispublishable it is historyhow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMNobody offers the option between a statement and an invasion raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Nobody offers the optionbetween a statement and aninvasionhow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMEvery state judges the case by what it costs them raised in: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×5, Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?, Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted? rooms that raised it: 7 · rooms that judged actions against it: 6 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 2 ① A standing obligation to answer an early warning in writing, within days · Why do atrocities go unpunished? ② One coordinated testimony, shared, instead of eleven · Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Every state judges the caseby what it costs thempart of a feedback loop⟳①②raised in 7 rooms×7in how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 2 OF 6 ROOMSSo the organisation that knows most says least raised in: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×5 rooms that raised it: 5 · rooms that judged actions against it: 5 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 1 ① A standing obligation to answer an early warning in writing, within days · Why do atrocities go unpunished? ③ Fund prevention as a line, not as a response · Why do atrocities go unpunished? ④ Protect the mandate of an organisation that speaks · Why do atrocities go unpunished?So the organisation thatknows most says leastpart of a feedback loop⟳①③④raised in 5 rooms×5in how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 1 OF 5 ROOMSThe people who decide have never met anyone from there raised in: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?The people who decide havenever met anyone from therehow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMEach summary removes the part that would require action raised in: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×5Each summary removes thepart that would requireactionraised in 5 roomshow many rooms raised this claim5 ROOMSActing early is politically costly and acting late is not punished raised in: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×5, Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?, Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted? rooms that raised it: 7 · rooms that judged actions against it: 6 · rooms in which an action reduces it: 0Acting early is politicallycostly and acting late isnot punishedraised in 7 rooms×7in how many of the rooms that judged actions against this cause one of their actions reduces itREDUCED IN 0 OF 6 ROOMSBalance is a property of coverage, not of what happened raised in: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Balance is a property ofcoverage, not of whathappenedhow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMBeing from here is treated as a conflict of interest raised in: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Being from here is treatedas a conflict of interesthow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMEvery proposal is heard as the beginning of an occupation raised in: Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Every proposal is heard asthe beginning of anoccupationhow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMWarnings were clear months before anyone acted raised in: Why do atrocities go unpunished? ×5, Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?, Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?Warnings were clear monthsbefore anyone actedraised in 7 rooms7how many rooms raised this claim7 ROOMSWe are asked to testify for a court and not asked what would have stop raised in: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?We are asked to testify fora court and not asked whatwould have stophow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMOur own organisations are told they lack capacity raised in: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Our own organisations aretold they lack capacityhow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMA generation grows up in a place designed for six months raised in: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?A generation grows up in aplace designed for sixmonthshow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOMNobody came back to tell us what happened to what we sent raised in: Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?Nobody came back to tell uswhat happened to what wesenthow many rooms raised this claim1 ROOM
WHAT THE ROOMS WOULD DO
Each room judged its own actions against its own root causes, at three quarters of its own votes. Nothing here is a vote across rooms: it counts, cause by cause, what each room found. A room appears once its Actions stage has closed. Each number on the map marks a root cause that action reduces.
Reduced in 2 of 6 rooms:
Every state judges the case by what it costs them
① A standing obligation to answer an early warning in writing, within days · Why do atrocities go unpunished?
② One coordinated testimony, shared, instead of eleven · Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?
Reduced in 1 of 5 rooms:
Early warning systems produce reports nobody is obliged to answer
③ Fund prevention as a line, not as a response · Why do atrocities go unpunished?
④ Protect the mandate of an organisation that speaks · Why do atrocities go unpunished?
Naming it triggers obligations, so it is not named
③ Fund prevention as a line, not as a response · Why do atrocities go unpunished?
④ Protect the mandate of an organisation that speaks · Why do atrocities go unpunished?
So the organisation that knows most says least
① A standing obligation to answer an early warning in writing, within days · Why do atrocities go unpunished?
③ Fund prevention as a line, not as a response · Why do atrocities go unpunished?
④ Protect the mandate of an organisation that speaks · Why do atrocities go unpunished?
Speaking publicly ends the access that lets us feed people
① A standing obligation to answer an early warning in writing, within days · Why do atrocities go unpunished?
④ Protect the mandate of an organisation that speaks · Why do atrocities go unpunished?
Reduced in 1 of 1 room:
Coverage decides which crisis reaches a minister's desk
⑤ Build and fund the options between a statement and troops · Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?
⑥ A mechanism to lift sanctions when conditions are met · Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?
Justice is offered as a substitute for protection
⑦ Report back to every source what their evidence produced · Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?
Nobody coordinated, so we relived it eleven times
⑧ Fund local organisations directly, with the insurance barrier removed · Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?
The alternative to doing nothing is presented as full-scale war
⑨ A standing guarantor arrangement for ceasefires, agreed in advance · Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?
⑥ A mechanism to lift sanctions when conditions are met · Why are mass crimes so rarely prosecuted?
We were warned to be careful because the diaspora is emotional
⑦ Report back to every source what their evidence produced · Why do the people behind atrocities escape justice?
No room found an action that reduces these:
A map from True Causes: a group’s judgement, not a measurement.