As opposed to not talking about it and doing it anyway?
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I figured satellite sabotage has been going on for a while now because of how important communication is and spy satellites but I didn't expect anybody would seriously consider nuclear weapons in space.
We've been considering it for a long time now, we even tried it once. I thought we learned our lesson...
I thought we learned our lesson...
That's not really a thing. Just look at the rise of fascism and Nazis.
Fair enough.
Isn't that what they always have done?
That'll be neat to watch as a meteor shower.
That was the point of Space Force, this shouldn't come as a shock. This will be a thing in a superpower war if it comes to that.