They have a microwave emitter that fries the internals of drones. Hook that up to a radar and you have a pennies per shot defense system that works great from all the stuff I've found about it. It's based off the old anti crowd system developed around 2000-2010 ish.
Call of Duty: Black Ops II really predicted a lot of this stuff. You can call in basically an AI guided FPV drone swarm to kill infantry, there's that microwave system (although it's used on infantry) and there's a mission where you can stop Iran from getting bombed or let it happen and they join some coalition. We're in the timeline of that latter half.
And the judicial system will side with the dems because "they didn't make all guns unavailable just those specific ones." And once they get that win they will use the same argument with anything semi auto. Trumps recent victory on different judges ruling on a thing then applying nation wide also knee caps us because it's how we got alot of the current wins (bump stocks and pistol braces.) If I understand this ruling correctly gun owners will have to do class action lawsuits against bullshit and then finish it in the Supreme Court......
I'm just afraid that people are getting too comfortable and not realizing what they're walking into. To this day I have people tell me that Bruen will save us when state government/ courts literally give no fucks about Bruen or " in common use." We fight like a corned animal when Dems are in but go to sleep when it's Republicans.
The legal slapfights of today enable the slapfights of tomorrow, and it's better to hope for the best while expecting the worst.
Just put a rf proximity fuze in there like any other aa munition. The 40mm platform is small enough to be man portable, is already thoroughly fielded and with platforms like the Milkor revolver grenade launcher can give you a good rate of fire.
Just theory crafting but I think you really need 3 layers of defense.
and it would be electoral suicide. Now, I'm not saying it won't happen but its at least 3 years away.
You call it blackpills, I call it pattern recognition. Sure, there have been definitive 2A victories in recent decades, but this is still a kick in the teeth and it's reasonable to be disappointed by the total lack of pro 2A sentiment from "our guys". Besides, in the grander scheme of general societal and governmental decay, I think people are just pessimistic in general.
The bigger issue with NIGGERpill philosophy is that it encourages inaction. So many faggots out of nowhere saying "NOTHING MATTERS SINCE WE DON'T HAVE COMPLETE VICTORY TODAY! WE SHOULD JUST STAY HOME AND DO NOTHING FOREVER BECAUSE NOTHING MATTERS!!!" All just before primaries/midterms, just like ever election year since 2018 by pure coincidence.
It's more disheartening to do all you can and still get dragged down by the same people that have not been removed despite pissing off everyone who could remove them.
Sure, I've given thought to that too. A defense system that needs only electricity to function indefinitely would be an excellent solution. I see two issues - first, is it possible to focus the emitter beam? Or will it dissipate according to inverse-square law, possibly limiting effective range? Second, can a drone's internals be shielded against microwaves with a Faraday cage?
If you protect the drone's essentials with a Faraday cage, how would it get signals to function?
Fibre optic cable, as is increasingly the case
According to the Br*tish military, current microwave technology has an effective range of 0.6 miles.
You say that but I'm not seeing any prescriptions for white pills. Do they even make those any more?
There's a photo near one of those drone hot spots and there's so many fiber optic cables strewn about that it looks like a trillion giant spiders lived in the area. Wired drones are used in heavy electronic warfare areas (jammers are pretty frequently seen on vehicles now) and especially, it seems, between two entrenched positions.
I mean they are aggravating to deal with, but the silver lining is that boomers are dying off and younger generations generally seem more pro-gun.
