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I do wonder whether it would be possible to use drones with explosives to blow these things up, ideally before people get there.
Not explosives. Too risky, too uncontrolled. Too much debris. Risk of drone leaving too much evidence behind to track. When stamping out cancer: precision when possible. Technology if necessary. Chemotherapy last.
These concentration camps are tumors, caused by an already widespread cancer, that is extremely slow to kill, but very resistant to chemo. The turmors can be excized to lengthen and improve the patient's life by small amounts.
A sandwich bag of aluminum and rust with a magnesium starter will melt through 4 inches of steel.
how do you apply that practically? you'll hardly have time to install that setup on the car of an ICE vehicle or some place where you pass by by chance. Where else could that be useful?
Well, anything that is made of something that melts below 2500-4500 C for starters.
If your imagination is having a tough time figuring out how to deliver it, I recommend watching some videos out of Ukraine. As far as practicality, I'll refer you to WWII sabotage tricks.
besides, the major reason why i like molotov cocktails and similar things is because of how easily they are made and it doesn't require any special ingredients. they can be made either with alcohol or gasoline, and both are widely available. the thing with the aluminium, rust and magnesium is that some of these ingredients aren't exactly what you'd find in every home, and if trump goes all-in, he surely will make it illegal to sell these things in shops if people actually do use it to build fireworks out of them.