I don’t say this flippantly, but I’ve always been surprised (though glad) that assassinations are not more common.

It doesn’t seem that hard for a single person to pull off with some thought and planning, and even easier for a militant organization or state actor.

Drones will likely make it even easier.

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Same, especially for drones I would have unfortunately expected them to be used for worse things, given their ubiquity and ease of use.

I assume there’s some factor I’m missing, but haven’t found an explanation yet

(Also recognize my US-centric take- they’re used in active warzones today, but that makes the question even more confusing)

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Killer drones have barely gotten started. Scariest thing happening right now IMO