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| − | '''Desecration by urine''' is | + | '''Desecration by urine''' is a disputed<ref>It has never been proven to be used by actual combatants in battle</ref> psychological attack that combatants do to humiliate opponents or to express a sense of superiority. |
In James Clavell's ''Shogun'' the pilot Blackthorne is urinated on by a samurai to "teach him manners". | In James Clavell's ''Shogun'' the pilot Blackthorne is urinated on by a samurai to "teach him manners". | ||
Revision as of 12:27, March 13, 2012
Desecration by urine is a disputed[1] psychological attack that combatants do to humiliate opponents or to express a sense of superiority.
In James Clavell's Shogun the pilot Blackthorne is urinated on by a samurai to "teach him manners".
During the investigation into Koran desecration at Guantanamo, there was an allegation that a soldier peeing near a vent may have accidentally gotten a few drops on a copy.
In 2012, a video surfaced of four Marines peeing on corpses in Afghanistan.
- ↑ It has never been proven to be used by actual combatants in battle