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It didn't happen in all governments, even though the technological and economic demands were the same. Even ancient times had democracies and republics alongside hardline dictatorships. It's just not that simple.

Chinese ones with an invulnerable defense against revolt would be worse than North Korean ones.

>Foucault One of the major ideologues of modern progressive left, complete with prototype of modern leftist whining about muh militarized police, in 1976, just in case anyone didn't get the association. So to me it seems more like bullshit leftist concerning about "military industrial complex"...

One of smarter, potentially large scale counters to drone threat emerging - a sight that gets close to sci-fi smartguns in allowing every infantryman's rifle to become an anti-drone gun.

But can they put the right sensors on those trucks? ;) We know they have problems with thermals even for their multi million dollar tanks.

Umm, no, i have no idea where you got this data, but it's ridiculous. Lancets are very rare in Russia's drone arsenal and have a price tag of a new family car, you must be confusing Shaheds (Iran makes no Lancets) with Lancets, and Shaheds are good only for ghetto terror bombing. Both sides also...

Any models with modernish fire control work fine, it's just quantity that is the issue. Gepard is an overkill for most common drones, it's something meant to try engage low flying jet bombers.

Sure, but with XXI century electronics such sensors are very much affordable en masse. Long range thermals alone are the economy option at 30-50k per SPAAG.

It's because they are ghetto top attack munitions. They take a light, weak AT munition, like, say, an old RPG-7 warhead, add some fins to it, and drop it on top of the tank where the armor is thin, and in most cases doesn't have ERA or composite elements either. Some cheekier cases even involve...