> I’m not talking about construction. I’m talking about destruction. That's not very effective if you can fire and abandon, since it's very likely that someone

> I’m not talking about construction. I’m talking about destruction. That's not very effective if you can fire and abandon, since it's very likely that someone could work out the locality of the origin, you have to assume there's no way to defend against that. So what? Another one pops up in a few days. The only way to defend against kinetic bombardment is controlling material gathering/supply and pinpoint destruction and that won't even be an assured defense. In a year, someone could scrap together X materials to hurl another.