"if not in all of history"-title got cut off, to long.
Comes in around 3:35 of this video:
During a talk about the movie "American Sniper", where he talks about their usage of the word "savages" to describe Iraqi's, he branched off into something I have felt quite strongly about (I made a post on these forums about the usage of drones in Pakistan a while back, and who was actually being killed). He talks about how the USA can decide that someone "might" be up to something, and essentially issue a death sentence for someone not involved in fighting, from across the entire world.
I don't agree with a LOT of what chomsky has to say; I think he is a bit extreme, but I do have some respect for him, and I believe he is right about this issue. (Though I wouldn't go so far as to say Obama's death campaign is the most extreme terrorism)
I can understand drones being used in the event something is actually going on, but their have been far to many "Mistakes" or calling of people "Combatants" when we have no idea what they are actually up to. I know that drones were used under bush as well, and I'm not excusing that, but the technology was not quite to where it is today.
He also mentions the transcripts of the drone operators, which ARE quite scary to read.
Drone interactive site about pakistan: http://drones.pitchinteractive.com/