• assassin_aragorn@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    They bombed a refugee camp. Twice.

    If I were a military commander in WW2 with the same technology we have today, and Hitler was out in the open at an elementary school graduation next to a preschool, I would not make that order. Instead, I’d mobilize intelligence agents to get there immediately and tail him, while moving my forces nearby.

    I find it hard to believe that Israeli military and intelligence agencies could not track him and wait. The IDF just cares more about their own skin than they do of Palestinian children.

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      1 year ago

      It took the US 10 years to track down Bin Laden, all the while he was still communicating with cells. In your example that is a LOT of quality holocaust time for Hitler.

      There is no easy way out of the trolley problem of slippery genocidal targets popping up with a limited time window to execute.