Global war makes violence borderless in time and space. [contrarian]
With the concept of a “global war against terror,” armed violence has lost its traditional limits: indefinite in time, it is also indefinite in space. The whole world, it is said, is a battlefield. But it would probably be more accurate to call it a hunting ground. For if the scope of armed violence has now become global, it is because the imperatives of hunting demand it.
Grégoire Chamayou, A Theory of the Drone, loc. 229