Dude, Trump's comments were about the strategy for attacking ISIS, and you said he was just continuing and articulating Obama's unstated policy for which he got the Nobel Peace Prize. Obama got the Peace Prize in 2009, prior to ISIS existing (in it's present incarnation anyway) prior to that it was "Al Queda in Iraq(~2004-2006) and ISI (2006-2013). Obama was barely even president when he got the award so linking the award to Drone policy in the fight on ISIS is disingenuous. Also sure Drone attacks happened all through the Obama presidency, but civilian casualties declined from 13% in 2009 to 0% in 2016 and the number of drone attacks declined over all from a high of 122 in 2010 to 3 in 2016. And before you say "small sample size deac" for the 2016 percentages 2010 had 122 strikes and only 2% of casualties were civilians and civilian deaths under GW Bush were awful e.g., 40% in 2005 in only 3 strikes and 99% in 2006 in only 2 strikes. I'm not defending drone warfare, but the Obama administration clearly made an effort to reduce civilian deaths, and were not intentionally killing ISIS member's families.
Here is the data: https://www.cfr.org/blog/obamas-final-drone-strike-data
