Some alternatives to voting that come to my mind:<p>- Figure out the real reason why the US is at war with &quot;terrorism&quot;, and do everything to help develop and popularize technology that will make that reason obsolete. Is it because of oil? Then become a Tesla evangelist.<p>- Keep talking, writing, shouting about the issue, shaming and blaming everyone even tangentially related to drone strikes. It&#x27;s utterly ridiculous that you can lose your job and home and have life ruined over pissing off some random feminists on Twitter or Tumblr, and yet people responsible for drone attacks are all happy. We need to turn aiding the program to be Worse Than Hitler, no matter the dronesplaining and hellfireblaming they&#x27;re doing.<p>- Help develop counter-drone tech and make sure it becomes widely distributed among people in the affected areas. Warning: this will likely paint you as a valid target.<p>- If you know anyone over at Hollywood, pitch for turning the problem into a movie. Not a documentary, but a good action movie. Big productions with top actors have a way to influence public around the entire world much stronger than anything a news station could ever tell. Get a good writer for the script and make sure the protagonist personally suffered from the strikes - say, his entire family was killed in a strike that targeted them because over at the US nobody gives a shit about confirming intelligence anymore.<p>- Put your money where your mouth is. It&#x27;s easy to talk, much harder to do anything meaningful if it costs you something, but the latter is what really sends a clear signal. Put a &quot;do no drone strikes&quot; clause in your software license. If you own a shop or a restaurant, refuse to serve Air Force &#x2F; Intelligence officers until they get their shit together. Yes, you&#x27;ll probably affect directly everyone <i>but</i> the parties responsible - but this is a situation where guilt by association actually works. They will be talking about you over at watercooler or shooting range. Maybe someone higher up in hierarchy will start thinking about it and push feedback upwards. Yes, you&#x27;ll lose some customers to competition that won&#x27;t follow suit, but you already know they&#x27;re greedy cowards, don&#x27;t you?