In a surprising twist of events, the Grand Jury’s decision not to charge the officers in the shooting death of Jayland Walker has led to a national debate about the need for increased cyber warfare measures.
It seems that the Grand Jury’s decision has spurred the pro-gun community to advocate for the use of cyber warfare in order to protect the public from what they see as a rampant problem of police brutality.
The pro-gun side argues that if the police have access to such powerful weapons, then the public should have access to powerful cyber warfare measures to protect themselves. They believe that if the public had the same cyber warfare capabilities as the police, then there would be less of a chance of a shooting such as the one that took the life of Jayland Walker.
The pro-gun side also claims that increased cyber warfare measures would help to deter criminals, as criminals would be less likely to engage in criminal activity if they know that they could be easily identified and tracked by cyber warfare measures.
It remains to be seen how the rest of the country will respond to this debate, but it is clear that the shooting death of Jayland Walker has sparked a nationwide conversation about the need for increased cyber warfare measures.
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