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People affected by military drone strikes

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People affected by military drone strikes

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Many Middle Easterns are fighting the injustice that these strikes bring. They feel that they are the only ones being targeted with these strikes. They are angry because their family members are being bombed even if they are not part of the threat or part of any terrorist group. They are protesting to stop these deadly strikes. They don't want to be killed just because they are Middle Eastern.

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Although the USA uses drones to take out threats before they can cause further harm they also are the things causing the harm. The people should move to get the goverment to greatly reduce the use of drones and reserve them for high priority targets and just use seal or commando teams to take out smaller targets and strongholds.

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Trump administration officials are putting in place constraints on drone strikes so that they will not launch the missile until it is "near certain" that no civilians will be killed. Although there will always be a chance for innocents killed this will greatly reduce the injustice of mass groups of dead civilians. These civilians are mostly the Middle Eastern people, especially the Muslims

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Military drone strikes are good for getting rid of threats to the United States, but they also kill many civilians that have no part in the threat at all.

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They are happening because the US wants to get rid of potential threats and terrorist locations.

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The United States military is responsible for these attacks. The ones who order them is the President of the US. So far Obama and Donald Trump are the presidents who carried out the most miliary drone strikes.

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These happened on 2013 and is still currently being executed

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Dilanian, Ken, et al. “Trump Admin Ups Drone Strikes, Tolerates More Civilian Deaths: U.S. Officials.” NBCNews.com, NBCUniversal News Group, 14 Mar. 2017, www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/trump-admin-ups-drone-strikes-tolerates-more-civilian-deaths-n733336.

Ackerman, Spencer. “Obama Claims US Drones Strikes Have Killed up to 116 Civilians.” The Guardian, Guardian News and Media, 1 July 2016, www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/jul/01/obama-drones-strikes-civilian-deaths.

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Schmitt, Charlie Savage And Eric. “Trump Poised to Drop Some Limits on Drone Strikes and Commando Raids.” The New York Times, The New York Times, 21 Sept. 2017, www.nytimes.com/2017/09/21/us/politics/trump-drone-strikes-commando-raids-rules.html.

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Almost all military drone attacks are reported to have occurred in Pakistan, Somalia, Afghanistan, and Yemen.

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Military drone strikes are bombing carried out by unmanned aerial vehicles on areas with threats or potential threats.