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Originally Posted by JJEH
Well, I'm not a law professional but IMO if he fired that thing on his private property with enough backstop... why all the fuss?
Armed drones are not new, technology is out there and thanks to the internet available to anyone who knows how to navigate it (the net).
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That's true, but not in the hands of civilians who can buy them at the hobby shop and fly them anywhere they want. They've had drone people complaining that the authorities don't want them to fly around the Golden Gate bridge because they say, 'What's a three pound drone going to do?" Would you like one flying into your windshield? Or the people that are flying them around airports and interfering with civilian and military air traffic???
I think it's neat as hell to be able to do this stuff, but being able doesn't mean you should.