Drone Warfare
Game of drones: A worldly Look into Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
There have been over 800 women and children who have died in attacks from drone warfare. This is only a small fraction of the approximate 6000 total that has perished in the Middle East. These weapons are ones that are not only a regulating threat in the Pakistan areas, but also they are actually instilling fear in everyday civilians the live there. These men, women and children cannot even be seen in groups of five or more without being deemed a target. Most American would not sympathize for those being killed mainly because of the attacks that occurred on September 11th. One should have a since of pride for their country especially when it has been under attack. Sympathy for those responsible should come few and far between. So it is ok to feel a sense of relief when those who threaten to harm us are brought to justice. Our government is murdering thousands of innocent human beings at the expense of trying to seek out militants in the Pakistan area. It would not be the same story if the tables were turned on the U.S. and we were being punished for our government or other party’s wrongdoings. We do not have the right to say who deserves to die at expense of others who are cowardly in hiding. These devices have become a treat to humanity well beyond that of nuclear warfare. Our governing body has found cleaner and safer ways to commit murder. It has also found ways to survey our enemies using spy planes. These surveillance cameras are great tool for locating those militants, but these drones are in the wrong hands and are being turned on the wrong people. They are being used privately and also by different branches of law enforcement. To find out how we can solve this growing problem we must first start with the source of the technology. We must also see the effects that they are having on the world today. We must also see where they will have our world in the future. The use of
There have been over 800 women and children who have died in attacks from drone warfare. This is only a small fraction of the approximate 6000 total that has perished in the Middle East. These weapons are ones that are not only a regulating threat in the Pakistan areas, but also they are actually instilling fear in everyday civilians the live there. These men, women and children cannot even be seen in groups of five or more without being deemed a target. Most American would not sympathize for those being killed mainly because of the attacks that occurred on September 11th. One should have a since of pride for their country especially when it has been under attack. Sympathy for those responsible should come few and far between. So it is ok to feel a sense of relief when those who threaten to harm us are brought to justice. Our government is murdering thousands of innocent human beings at the expense of trying to seek out militants in the Pakistan area. It would not be the same story if the tables were turned on the U.S. and we were being punished for our government or other party’s wrongdoings. We do not have the right to say who deserves to die at expense of others who are cowardly in hiding. These devices have become a treat to humanity well beyond that of nuclear warfare. Our governing body has found cleaner and safer ways to commit murder. It has also found ways to survey our enemies using spy planes. These surveillance cameras are great tool for locating those militants, but these drones are in the wrong hands and are being turned on the wrong people. They are being used privately and also by different branches of law enforcement. To find out how we can solve this growing problem we must first start with the source of the technology. We must also see the effects that they are having on the world today. We must also see where they will have our world in the future. The use of