Why does the Geneva Convention forbid medics from carrying any more than the most basic of self-defense weapons?

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Why does the Geneva Convention forbid medics from carrying any more than the most basic of self-defense weapons?

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Because the war crimes rules also say you’re not allowed to shoot at medics.

If medics were allowed to be armed, armies could just dress up *all* their soldiers as “medics” and say “haha you can’t shoot any of us.”

But that obviously wouldn’t work, and the enemy would shoot at them anyway…*leaving zero of the intended protection for their* ***actual*** *medics.*

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