Things like this, along with the new suite of drone modules capable of jamming&#x2F;destroying radars, seem to be creating an atmosphere where our military can operate with relative impunity. That is not, in itself, an ethical problem.<p>If we can kill 1,000 people with 0 deaths, however, the ethical bar for how we apply that force should be held to a stricter standard, as the slope to fascism is being made steeper. Unfortunately, the recent trend of extrajudicial, extralegal executive action &#x27;war&#x27; declaration post-9&#x2F;11 appears to be lowering that bar.<p>Even if you think there is a moral imperative to every one of our military deployments: having no skin in the game also makes it easier to demonize us, to the benefit of anti-US propaganda.