Do they also have explosives to put on the drones? Drones alone won’t help. And no, “the news” hasn’t convinced me of anything, my brain did. If most people don’t have guns, there isn’t any need for more guns. Amazing how that works, right? This concept works perfectly in most of the world. So disarming is the only logical answer, if everyone is forced to give up their guns (or at least the more dangerous ones, like AR-15s).
Guys, we need to ban AR-15s. Guys, ignore the fiber optic drones for less than a thousand bucks. Guys, we really need to get this AR thing done and dusted.
What else is this comment supposed to imply? Waving the gun at the drone and kindly asking it to turn around?
Because they could just shoot people instead of using drones? Drones are used in Ukraine because they provide a good overview of the front lines, are able to also defeat tanks, among other things, and can attack targets inside enemy territory from a distance. Of course I have no idea what a civil war in the US would actually look like, but MAGA is not fighting for territory (or not yet, I guess), let alone with tanks and in trenches.
Good luck shooting down a small and relatively fast moving object 50 m in the air with an AR-15. And why would MAGA need drones to kill people in their own country?
How did you even make this about some completely unrelated stupid US-American shit under a video about Ukraine?
Is it one of the more recent ones, i.e. one with a T2 chip? If so, T2 Linux might be for you. Got Arch running on a 2019 MacBook Pro this way. The WiFi kernel module causes quite a few issues, so it’s a bit of a pain to install and even after that, WiFi will stop working occasionally, but reloading the kernel module helps if that happens. Definitely far from perfect, but still somewhat usable.
I think it’s also possible and easier to install on older MacBooks without the T2 chip, but not sure since I have no experience with those.