What war crimes do the good guys in media commit against the so-called bad guys?

In Stargate Atlantis, the goodies capture a wraith and perform medical experiments on him.

A recent example I can think of is in Without Remorse,

where you're supposed to believe that Michael B. Jordan is making a heroic one-man stand

during a Black

Ops mission in Russia, until you realize the Russian police and soldiers are responding to what

appears to be a terror incident rather than the movie's villain blowing himself up, and have no

clue who's shooting at them. Is it really Tom Clancy IP without a few war crimes sprinkled

in under the guise of heroism.

Oddly enough, in Red Storm Rising, he has an American airman get captured,

and treated well by his Soviet interrogator, and he ends up talking quite a bit.

Shows how well that technique works compared to torture.

You remember the time the Powerpuff girls beat up Mojo Jojo while he was in jail

doing absolutely nothing wrong? The girls should be tried for what they've done to Mojo, seriously. There's an episode in some of the more recent Powerpuff girls where Bubbles gets a bad haircut and I think something happens to her face so she feels ugly and decides she wants to be evil. She goes to Mojo Jojo's layer and asks to team up and he's like,

No, I'm literally relaxing. I don't want to do evil stuff with you right now, Bubbles. But she keeps

insisting, so he's like, fine, okay, whatever. And then Blossom and Buttercup come and mess up Mojo

Jojo and Bubbles switches back to their side. Then they blame the situation on Mojo Jojo and call

him ugly. It was so screwed.

Star Wars The Clone Wars. Everything. When I remembered that General Grevis staged an attack on a

medical facility, I began to wonder if the writers had a checklist of all the Geneva Convention

rulings they could fit into the show. The Republic commits war atrocities all the time, and so do the rebels.

Star Wars is full of war crimes on all sides. In the Star Trek Discovery pilot, they booby-trap

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