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Re:Iran warns U.S. tech firms could become targets as war ex... by bawolff on Wednesday March 11, 2026 @09:51PM (#47345277)
> Where did you pull Greece from?

They hit cyprus, Greece seens to be a plausible estimate of the outer edge of their range.

Re:Iran warns U.S. tech firms could become targets as war ex... by pear01 on Wednesday March 11, 2026 @10:21PM (#47345547)
With what? And the damage caused was what?

The answer: A drone. The damage, little to none.

What a powerful response to an outright attack on their country. This is the capability we are supposed to start a war over?

Sorry it does not follow that politicians in Greece and beyond in Europe were gambling with their citizens lives by entertaining the possibility Iran might launch a drone to crash unceremoniously off-target in Cyprus if their regime was attacked. I don't think anyone in Cyprus cares, actually the only thing this really seems to have kicked off in Cyprus is a protest movement against the American military presence there.

Re:Iran warns U.S. tech firms could become targets as war ex... by bawolff on Thursday March 12, 2026 @01:59AM (#47347033)
> The answer: A drone. The damage, little to none.

I'm sure that will be a real comfort to all the people who have died from drone strikes.

Re:Iran warns U.S. tech firms could become targets as war ex... by pear01 on Thursday March 12, 2026 @03:29PM (#47355861)
I would think people killed by the machinery of needless wars would appreciate the same fate not falling on others.

You omitted that part out of your quote to do what, imply I don't care about dead drone victims? Because I believe we shouldn't launch wars needlessly?

What point are you trying to make? Should we bomb Toyota dealerships because of all the automobile fatalities? If you disagree should I imply you don't care about dead car crash victims?