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Or there may be Predator drones targeting the servers as we speak.
No, the US is not going to fire missiles at "servers" (in buildings that have people in and near them) that are located in China. That actually would be WWIII.
No, the US is not going to fire missiles at "servers" (in buildings that have people in and near them) that are located in China. That actually would be WWIII.
(This is a humor post. Those who are humor impaired, please do not take it seriously.)
Stop writing posts about how great it would be to callously kill people and then waiting until after you get a bad reaction to claim that you were joking. This is the second time you've done this recently, and you should have known better after the last time you had to use this excuse.
And if you actually, genuinely, sincerely were making an attempt at "humor", then you should know by now that you should never do it again. Or at least announce your attention up front. If you failed twice to communicate that you were making a joke, then you've simply failed twice to communicate that you were making a joke. The fault is not mine.
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