What's the most destructive weapon ever used in a war?

Autism

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Diplomacy

that's euphemistic for

chumps who fight in them

Me and a cricket bat

Humans

Americlaps

Arty, always.

My penis in the upcoming WW3

The tin can.

>the British MADE Germany invade and rape the shit out of those countries

No, they used that as an excuse to get rid of a rival. To then take the moral high ground while having invaded most of the countries on the whole planet themselves is rich.

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Humans

It's hard to pin down any single weapon as "most destructive," given there's never any single example of any effective weapon. Military logic dictates that if something works, more of it will work better. That said, if we are to pare it down a single class of weapons, the most destructive is probably some form of artillery.

tpbp

youtube.com/watch?v=U67MRAPKXzU

Racism

i agree if we can't use the bomb then it is artillery barrage

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mines_in_the_Battle_of_Messines_(1917)

"The combined explosion is considered to have killed more people than any other non-nuclear man-made explosion in history; it killed approximately 10,000 German soldiers between Ypres and Ploegsteert."

its combined charges but still, its an interesting read anyway

Fuck off you teutonic twot

Huh, made it three posts in before somebody starting crying about the British.

Fucking very impressive for Veeky Forums standards.

The machinegun

napalm is pretty gnarly

Artillery kills people on the battlefield, and afterwards, at much higher rates than anything else. Higher than bullets, swords, etc.

Always call in Arty. If you can't, don't start shit with people who can.

chemical weapons- babies of the family like mustard gas and big bros like VX. Hence why Geneva convention outlaws them in war, them and bloody landmines

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