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Pretty sure they don't care. They're also directing lasers at helicopter pilots, which is much closer to a actual war than mere bits. https://www.abc.net.au/n

• qxnqd 7y ago
  "They" as if it was the military doing it. It's probably bored fishermen. Edit: user "Apes" responded with: "Why is China giving their fishermen access to military grade lasers with helicopter tracking gear? I guess I'm just not familiar enough with fishing to understand how these military lasers would help catch fish." My response to his comment is: The part where they are "military grade lasers with helicopter tracking gear" is lucubration. You can blind any aircraft pilot using a 10€ laser from aliexpress. There have been lots of incidents of people blinding aeroplane pilots using those.
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  • seganddr 7y ago
    Says a brand new account....
• throw5543265 7y ago
  The protesters in Hong Kong were also directing lasers at police and police helicopters. I don’t think that should be considered an “act of war.”
  • Proven 7y ago
    Directing lasers at foreign military aircraft in international waters vs. directing lasers at local police