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by ThinkBeat
808 days ago
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When people complain that disadvantaged people fighting asymmetrically
use "unguided missiles" it makes me think that we need to provide them
with the technology and means of production and infrastructure to shoot smart missiles instead. That could in theory allow the asymmetris side to kill less civilians and
more military targets. Would that make the whole situation better?
There would no longer be outrage that they use -unguided- missiles. The unguided missiles that are used to today are of such poor quality
that they seldom hit anything. A majority are tracked by Irondome
but never targeted since the system predicts it wont do any harm Properly targeted missiles would be far more likely to hit a target
unless Iron Dome manages to shoot it down. In the end is it not the case that "unguided" missiles are an advantage
for IDF rather than a problem? |
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Since Israel doesn't attack first that will be the end of the hostilities.
We can then start discussing when and how to normalize the borders and reopen the airport as the situation normalizes.