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Elon Musk was interviewed and made this comment.
‘You could make a swarm of assassin drones for very little money. By just taking the face I.D. chip that’s used in cell phones, and having a small explosive charge and a standard drone, and just have it do a grid sweep of the building until they find the person they’re looking for, ram into them and explode. You could do that right now... No new technology is needed.’
At what point does the defense of our lives over ride flying a drone close to us? Any stranger on the street could have on a suicide vest. Every car could have a bomb in the trunk.
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I'm not sure if YouTube videos constitute as a business unless the channel is incorporated and paying him a salary. Could be a gray area. regardless of the commercial implications, monetization of their videos and such, if you watched the videos did you see anything that a reasonable person might think rose to the level of " harassment of individuals or groups" or perhaps "reckless endangerment;" Even without specific local laws in place regarding those activities by drones, one might think already established civil codes (State and local) would cover some of the activity I saw on just the first video. I had/have no interest in watching the others, especially if views put $$$ in the pockets of the operators. No idea. I haven’t read all state and local laws. Intentionally harassing somebody makes one an [bleep], legal or not.
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Some drone operators whose craft have been shot down or otherwise attacked have sued for damages. I imagine it would be tough for the drone owner to find a sympathetic jury.
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Some people just ain't ready for freedom. The freedom to shoot down aircraft in FAA-regulated airspace? You know full well the framers of that legislation did not have in mind unmanned drones flying low over private property.
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Easy ta pick out the liberals on here, that think the chinese spy balloon was perfectly within its rights ta fly over the US.
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Some people just ain't ready for freedom. The freedom to shoot down aircraft in FAA-regulated airspace? You know full well the framers of that legislation did not have in mind unmanned drones flying low over private property. Go read it. It names specifically what drones can and can’t do.
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Easy ta pick out the liberals on here, that think the chinese spy balloon was perfectly within its rights ta fly over the US. Not even close. But if I see your truck has tint that’s too dark, or has too much lift, I guess you’d be cool if somebody shot it.
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Easy ta pick out the liberals on here, that think the chinese spy balloon was perfectly within its rights ta fly over the US. Not even close. But if I see your truck has tint that’s too dark, or has too much lift, I guess you’d be cool if somebody shot it. Can't have it both ways, liberal. And you wouldn't shoot a scumbag rapin your "wife", cause that'd be dischargin a firearm within city limits.
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Easy ta pick out the liberals on here, that think the chinese spy balloon was perfectly within its rights ta fly over the US. Not even close. But if I see your truck has tint that’s too dark, or has too much lift, I guess you’d be cool if somebody shot it. Can't have it both ways, liberal. And you wouldn't shoot a scumbag rapin your "wife", cause that'd be dischargin a firearm within city limits. I didn’t say anything about discharging a firearm in city limits. But if you think a front flying over is the same as rape…you Kansas City liberals are weird. Or maybe you got butt-raped by a drone.
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Some drone operators whose craft have been shot down or otherwise attacked have sued for damages. I imagine it would be tough for the drone owner to find a sympathetic jury. I would agree, I don't think a jury would have a problem with you blasting a drone with birdshot that was hovering outside your window. unless it was owned by the police..........
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Some people just ain't ready for freedom. The freedom to shoot down aircraft in FAA-regulated airspace? You know full well the framers of that legislation did not have in mind unmanned drones flying low over private property. They have specific provisions for flying unmanned drones, limiting them to uncontrolled airspace below 400 feet. 14 CFR 107 is an entire section of FAA regs (not legislation, regs) dedicated to small unmanned aircraft. If the FAA wanted to set a minimum altitude over private property they could. Regardless of the fantasies posted so far, the remedy available for trespass or privacy violations is to file a complaint. Not to shoot at aircraft. This is in part because all drone laws have provisions that allow the government itself to drone you, and the government is not going to let the crimes of its citizens come into conflict with their own.
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Most of us here, I would imagine, can handle a firearm well enough to take shots close to someone without putting the person in actual danger of being hit by a bullet. Does that mean it's okay to do so? Who would be okay with their neighbors firing rounds several feet over your kids in the backyard?
People who get a big kick out of spying on other people have got something wrong with their minds.
People who think that it's okay to intimidate or annoy other people for their own entertainment or the entertainment of others have got something wrong with their minds.
People who think they are so righteous as to be able to sit in judgement of others, especially those less fortunate, say a lot more about themselves than they do about those whom they judge.
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Some drone operators whose craft have been shot down or otherwise attacked have sued for damages. I imagine it would be tough for the drone owner to find a sympathetic jury. I would agree, I don't think a jury would have a problem with you blasting a drone with birdshot that was hovering outside your window. unless it was owned by the police.......... Sometimes jury nullification works. The facts will be on video. You would have a hard time convincing them you didn’t do it at criminal trial. Probably best not to risk prison. All you’re hurting them is the cost of a Chinese pos drone. Call the FAA and make their life hell.
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Liberals bein liberals.
Run like a pussy ta somebody else ta handle their problems.
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Some people just ain't ready for freedom. The freedom to shoot down aircraft in FAA-regulated airspace? You know full well the framers of that legislation did not have in mind unmanned drones flying low over private property. They have specific provisions for flying unmanned drones, limiting them to uncontrolled airspace below 400 feet. 14 CFR 107 is an entire section of FAA regs (not legislation, regs) dedicated to small unmanned aircraft. If the FAA wanted to set a minimum altitude over private property they could. Regardless of the fantasies posted so far, the remedy available for trespass or privacy violations is to file a complaint. Not to shoot at aircraft. This is in part because all drone laws have provisions that allow the government itself to drone you, and the government is not going to let the crimes of its citizens come into conflict with their own. Finally a rational post.
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Liberals bein liberals.
Run like a pussy ta somebody else ta handle their problems. So you liked it when the drone gave it to you in the ass.
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I can see that a drone would be good to patrol your property for trespassers . I would use one while ice fishing to check out the lake .
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Sometimes jury nullification works. The facts will be on video. You would have a hard time convincing them you didn’t do it at criminal trial.
Probably best not to risk prison. All you’re hurting them is the cost of a Chinese pos drone. Call the FAA and lake their life hell. Pay attention. We were discussing a civil case for damages.
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Liberals bein liberals.
Run like a pussy ta somebody else ta handle their problems. So you liked it when the drone gave it to you in the ass. Yup. Liberal.
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Elon Musk was interviewed and made this comment.
‘You could make a swarm of assassin drones for very little money. By just taking the face I.D. chip that’s used in cell phones, and having a small explosive charge and a standard drone, and just have it do a grid sweep of the building until they find the person they’re looking for, ram into them and explode. You could do that right now... No new technology is needed.’
At what point does the defense of our lives over ride flying a drone close to us? Any stranger on the street could have on a suicide vest. Every car could have a bomb in the trunk. I can avoid a stranger on the street and stay away from traffic. I don't have that option with a drone.
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