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I'm not sure there is much difference between this and a sharpshooter. They are both using deadly force to stop a deadly threat. Both involve a human being pull
by foxyv 4y ago
I'm not sure there is much difference between this and a sharpshooter. They are both using deadly force to stop a deadly threat. Both involve a human being pulling a trigger.
Automated killing would be beyond the pale. Now THAT is the stuff of dystopian nightmares like Psycho Pass and Fahrenheit 451.
- DoktorDelta 4y agoThe difference is that a sharpshooter's firearm cannot be hacked.
- foxyv 4y agoSharpshooters can be hacked, we just don't call it hacking. We call it extortion, bribery, corruption, deception, hostage taking, and brainwashing. For instance, the practice of SWATting.