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By this definition, 9/11 proves that a jumbo jet is a WMD. I don't know if I can call a jumbo jet a WMD.
9/11 only had its effect because they hit the twin towers, chemical weapons can kill entire areas
I don't understand the point you're making. If airplanes hitting a building can do the same damages chemical weapons.....
Chemical weapons can kill entire areas just like planes hitting buildings. I'm a licensed pilot.
what killed people was the damage to the buildings not the planes themselves, if the twin towers had been a chemical plant (especially one making something like phosgene, mustard gas or chlorine gas) in the middle of NY, the death toll would have made 9/11 look like a wet fart
The chemical plant cannot be a WMD.
Places cannot be WMD. This is inherent in the word weapon a weapon is not a place. The w in WMD makes it not a place
hey, I was arguing with the logic of planes are a WMD because 9/11, pointing out that if plans would be a WMD because the WTC towers collapsing killing a lot of people, a chemical plant would be way worse.
but in effect a plane is not much different from the larger cruise missiles
No, jet didn't kill millions.
Didn't need to kill a millions. I'm just saying that the jet hitting a building kills as many as a chemical weapon can.
Chemical weapons not going to kill more people than 9/11.
WMD definition requires killing millions of people.
How is a chemical weapon going to kill a million people???
Spray a liter of Novichok over NYC. Done.
How the fuck are 14 155mm shells filled with mustard gas from 1980 and a few kilograms of expired growth media going to kill millions of people?