DonDadda59
07-09-2016, 05:40 PM
Is a good Robot with a bomb.
Fact.
Since the founding fathers created the second amendment to make sure Americans could have well-maintained militias to fight against the monarchies of Europe... It has been the conventional wisdom that the only thing that can stop a bad guy with gun is a good guy with a gun.
Every time a psycho with an assault rifle mowed down unarmed people in a movie theater, or school, or night club you'd hear the same thing time and time again- if only there were bullets flying the other direction, problem solved.
The Dallas incident turned that narrative on its head. One bad guy with a guy specifically targeted police officers- good guys with guns. He shot about a dozen of them, killing 5 while engaging in a gun battle with others and holding the city in a siege. The good guns with guns, an entire army of them, were completely powerless against one lone bad guy with a gun.
It was only when the best of the good guys, artificial intelligence, entered the fray was the bad guy finally vanquished.
Washington (AFP) - The "bomb robot" killing of a suspected Dallas shooter may be the first lethal use of an automated device by American police, and underscores the growing role of technology in law enforcement.
City police chief David Brown told reporters Friday that officials "saw no other option but to use our bomb robot" to detonate to avoid any further danger after sniper fire killed five Dallas officers.
Brown said police used an "extension" of the robot "for it to detonate where the suspect was."
"Yes, this is 1st use of robot in this way in policing," said a tweet from New America Foundation fellow Peter Singer, who heads a technology advisory firm and has written on 21st century warfare.
Singer noted that one device known as the MARCbot "has been ad hoc used this way by troops in Iraq."
https://www.yahoo.com/tech/dallas-robot-bomb-highlights-technology-policing-174913665.html
http://www.sprites-inc.co.uk/mediawiki/images/1/19/Bombman.png
Many people have called into question the legality and/or morality of the police employing robots to blow people up. But I'm more concerned that the military has already tested out this method overseas. If we, the free people of the United States, are to be able to adequately fight against not only bad guys with guns but now also potentially tyrannical governments using robot bombs... Isn't it only right that we all have access to the same technology?
It's clear now that the only thing that can assuredly stop a bad guy with a gun and tyranny is a robot with a bomb...
:confusedshrug:
Fact.
Since the founding fathers created the second amendment to make sure Americans could have well-maintained militias to fight against the monarchies of Europe... It has been the conventional wisdom that the only thing that can stop a bad guy with gun is a good guy with a gun.
Every time a psycho with an assault rifle mowed down unarmed people in a movie theater, or school, or night club you'd hear the same thing time and time again- if only there were bullets flying the other direction, problem solved.
The Dallas incident turned that narrative on its head. One bad guy with a guy specifically targeted police officers- good guys with guns. He shot about a dozen of them, killing 5 while engaging in a gun battle with others and holding the city in a siege. The good guns with guns, an entire army of them, were completely powerless against one lone bad guy with a gun.
It was only when the best of the good guys, artificial intelligence, entered the fray was the bad guy finally vanquished.
Washington (AFP) - The "bomb robot" killing of a suspected Dallas shooter may be the first lethal use of an automated device by American police, and underscores the growing role of technology in law enforcement.
City police chief David Brown told reporters Friday that officials "saw no other option but to use our bomb robot" to detonate to avoid any further danger after sniper fire killed five Dallas officers.
Brown said police used an "extension" of the robot "for it to detonate where the suspect was."
"Yes, this is 1st use of robot in this way in policing," said a tweet from New America Foundation fellow Peter Singer, who heads a technology advisory firm and has written on 21st century warfare.
Singer noted that one device known as the MARCbot "has been ad hoc used this way by troops in Iraq."
https://www.yahoo.com/tech/dallas-robot-bomb-highlights-technology-policing-174913665.html
http://www.sprites-inc.co.uk/mediawiki/images/1/19/Bombman.png
Many people have called into question the legality and/or morality of the police employing robots to blow people up. But I'm more concerned that the military has already tested out this method overseas. If we, the free people of the United States, are to be able to adequately fight against not only bad guys with guns but now also potentially tyrannical governments using robot bombs... Isn't it only right that we all have access to the same technology?
It's clear now that the only thing that can assuredly stop a bad guy with a gun and tyranny is a robot with a bomb...
:confusedshrug: