My point?
My point is that the whole world seems to have problems with Duterte's death squads, in a souvereign country indeed, but don't blink an eye if Obama makes up his weekly kill list.
Of people in *other souvereign countries.

I think you're the clown that you want to put aside the legal protections that made it sure only the guilty get punished, and not everybody that is a suspect.
You are innocent until guilt is proven. Not 'guilty because some unknown government employee thinks you are', and then comes to kill you, family and friends included.

Thanks for that clarification, I keep learning here on slashdot.
Got sensitive data? Delete it or protect it.
It gets leaked out? You're (partly) responsible.

That's all true, but that company also shouldn't have had and kept that data on an insecure server.
Got sensitive data? Delete it or protect it.

'meeting a drone' would have constituted extra-judicial killing. It's appalling that people here seem to condone that.
I bet you are also against president Duterte of some far-off Asian country extra-judicially killing drug traffickers because the judicial system just doesn't work?

It's this 'US company' that actually put those government employees 'in harms way'.
What is a merchandise doing with data that can distinguish between government employees and others?
And why was that data not protected better?

Maybe it would be a good plan to put the people that created them in Guantanamo, but not as staff.

Look up: Edward Bernais (nephew of Freud).

Yes, well, no, not *every*. For instance not North Korea, but (as a result, therefore) everybody seems to hate North Korea.
And of course North Korea will have not right (to nuclear weapons) to defend itself against 'the American System'.

I'm very sorry, but I HAVE to steal that signature! :)

First many thanks for that sublime link.
But, I didn't mean to suggest that the number of casualties from 'minor' wars was actually higher than that of what are considered major wars.
Every casualty counts. So saying that a minor war is no problem is a sociopathological statement in my eyes.

Let me read that as "A system that pays the specialists...", ok?

Winter months? Why winter months?
Ah, let me guess... In winter the sun shines less, let alone on our bare skin, so our bodies produce much less vit D3 than in summer.
Hmmm, vit D3 deficiency during winter months maybe? Impairing the immune system, making people (much) more vulnerable to all kinds of virii?
Then the solution would be to supplement with Vit D3, no? Or take regular sun baths under appropriate UV lights.
I for example supplement with 5,000 IU vit D3 per day and I'm feeling quite well, thank you. :)

I didn't say that, I merely replied to a post suggesting we don't have enough resources to feed 'all those people'.

Wow, I really liked that one. :)

Haha, you want 'evidence'?
Just look around you.