The Pros And Cons Of Police Targeting

Imagine that we are living in a village that has been suspected of a terroristic threat to other nations. Imagine that every day and every night we are able to hear a machine constantly roaming around in the skies observing our every action. Then it happens all at once and our neighbor’s house was hit by a missile from this flying machine. We have heard and seen the destruction to neighboring villages in the past; however what we were not aware of is that the military can be wrong with their decisions causing false accusations and false justifications. The military will target any extremist to the extent of hitting bystanders as well. If we happen to be conducting with business that the military does not disregard, then we are at risk of being
Another way to look at it is simply if it would have been better to send in our military troops with a chance of losing quite a few good soldiers or taking out a single individual from thousands of miles away that is suspected of being the extremist that the military is targeting. Most logical people will agree that the latter option would be the best solution for the least amount of casualties. Many people that are around the attacked area are the ones that take most of the impact since they have to endure this constant fear of being monitored on a daily basis. To them our military would probably look at it as though they are the gods that govern their nation and that if our military sees them doing something wrong then they are going to be killed. A thought mentality of that would definitely bring about different discrepancies about the use of drone technology for military targeting. Either way, both sides of the drone usage has its own impact, one benefits our militaries moral while the other side of it could affect an entire