[xphilter]

You’d think these attacks would be worth some tit for tat. If people and companies were physically raided by groups, the govt would likely take action. I’m not sure what the difference is. (And to those saying it’s not international law, that’s just made up anyways so I’m not sure why that’d matter now).

[dariosalvi78]

disrupting healthcare systems is likely to provoke physical damage to patients. To me this is even worse than a physical attack to a company because it affects those who deserve it the least. It's morally disgusting and would deserve serious counter measures. If backed by a state it is worth some serious sanctions or worse.