There's a difference between delighting in war vs. accepting it as sometimes the lesser of two evils. I'm okay with discussing the software-engineering considerations needed to support the latter.
Those threats are sometimes an attempt at retaliation by whoever was attacked earlier by those now defending against the counter-attack, who are now free to attack without fear of the consequences thanks to the missile defense system.
Thank you. I hadn't thought of that possibility. Now I can join the others in discussing the optimal memory management strategy for missile controllers.
This is a strawman. Nobody uses missiles for law enforcement, the very idea is ridiculous. Presumably the
> person who intends to kill you
in this context is a terrorist hiding a cave somewhere, or a certain Iranian general. Now, it's definitely debatable if those striking those targets is morally correct (and I usually don't believe that it is), but it's silly to equate a military strike with the type of law enforcement seen in Minority Report.