Do you think it’s unethical to wage warfare with autonomous or computer-controlled weapons?

Do you think it’s unethical to wage warfare with autonomous or computer-controlled weapons?

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no. collateral damage is collateral damage, it's expected in war and these scumbags purposefully surround themselves with civilians because they know we're too pussy to do anything right away and have to talk about it forever before acting.

Its a war fight it or get out faggot

Not according to Obama, to any sane person though it’s indiscriminate, cowardly and a weapon of terror. (Which makes the biggest terrorist group the us gubbment)

As long as terrorists are bombing churches and crashing airplanes into skyscrapers and driving trucks into crowds, I refuse to have a conversation about "ethical" means of exterminating them. You don't worry about ethically killing roaches.

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And this is how we lost Vietnam. "Ethical". Retard.

yes.

It kinda takes the struggle out of war. Someone who works in an Air Force trailer in Nevada gets to go have a beer later on that night at the bar after she blows up a convoy on the other side of the world.

It’s not really war at that point, it’s just a video game

Well, it doesn't seem to work.

The US has been bombing Afghanistan for 18 years now, and is no closer to victory than when they started.

Maybe they just aren't any good at it.

Op just asked a question, he never said whether he though it was ethical or not.

Trouble reading or just itching to start an argument?