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It's similar to "US attacks a helpless nation and bears no consequences" kind of war. If your infrastructure is that vulnerable, and your cyber defences are weak, someone stronger will do whatever they please.
What else are you gonna do? Take them to a real war that just took over your infrastructure? based on what, your own incompetence that hurt your feelings? Not that US isn't a pissy baby as it already is. It'll just reveal more about the US bullshit does to the rest of the world. Did Iran declare war after the stuxnet incident? Same logic applies.
Attack them on the same playing field if you can and shut up about "wars". Or sit your ass down and take the L however you feel, comfortably or otherwise.