> and sending them over to massacre people - also indiscriminately.
That doesn’t follow, if the private sector decides to do something of it’s own volition then that’s on the private sector.
That doesn’t follow, if the private sector decides to do something of it’s own volition then that’s on the private sector.
It’s the same deal here, the company is 100% at fault, the government might also share some responsibility or not depending on the specifics. As to drone operators, “I was only following orders” isn’t a free pass though I was given bad information might be, the government can also be responsible at the same time.
Which isn’t to say these drone operators are going to end up at The Hague, but they and their superiors should at least be invested.
Did Trump pardon them in his capacity has a private sector businessman?
It doesn't look like these are rogue agents. It looks a lot like the government (and, specifically, the military) is supporting their actions at the highest levels.
The 'oh they're private contractors, nothing to do with the US military here!' line doesn't really fit.