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The government wishes it could gather information as good as the FFA notebooks.
Whatever, Mr. Hoover.
link or gtfo
so, you want to see Bueno naked?
I guarantee it.
These aren't the drones you're looking for.so, you want to see Bueno naked?
How about if i just authorize it myself?anyone else need anything to be authorized?
This was my first thought. The best way to combat this is to immediately blast these ####ers out of the sky anywhere they are seen. When the cops show up nobody saw nothing.Target Practice
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It would be pretty fun to shoot one down.This was my first thought. The best way to combat this is to immediately blast these ####ers out of the sky anywhere they are seen. When the cops show up nobody saw nothing.Target Practice
will do
I take that back. Sadly this is very ####### believable.
Because I don't want to be watched every waking ####### moment of my life.
Not to mention, wait until someone (more likely a government agency) starts abusing this capability.
Do you have an "illegal" shed on your property? Did you get permits for those goal posts??...
when you have a drone you are never alone.
What's the difference between drones and satellites that have already been able to tell folks what can of soda you prefer to drink while sitting out in the backyard with your kids for how many years now?
I'm not for more Big Brother...but at least when it comes to border patrol and/or people using State/Federal land to grow illegal drugs, let the DoD and HSA have at it. In fact, pull all those troops back from Afghanistan/Pakistan and station them from Florida to California, all while engaging in a little "covert ops" South of the border (drone strikes blowing up drug labs/fields and drug kingpins vehicles/homes on a semi-regular basis), and I'm a happy camper. But if people are all of the sudden worried about Big Brother surveillance and your right to privacy on your land over the issue of drones? I'm afraid I've got some very bad news for you. And it isn't just the US government doing it either. Wanna guess at approximately how many nations have satellites circling the planet that can tell you you're a Dr. Pepper man (not a Coke or Pepsi drinker) at any given time? I'll say three...but then again, I'm probably just naive.
It's not just federal governments either you have state and local surveillance as well as retail surveillance.I know that no one gives two ##### about my day-to-day comings and goings but I for one am ####### tired of being watched all the GD time.What's the difference between drones and satellites that have already been able to tell folks what can of soda you prefer to drink while sitting out in the backyard with your kids for how many years now?
We are at the point of near constant surveillance already with the proliferation of cameras in public places and electronic techniques employed by many government agencies. I don't see how adding another tool really helps our privacy.
The drones are just a change in the order of magnitude. It's certainly a HUGE stretch on my part...but in 20 years will each American have a personal hovering drone following us everywhere we go? Step outside in the morning to fetch the paper and god forbid your bathrobe slips open and the JobberDrone1 catches my schvanz on camera. Boom. Ticket and court date.What's the difference between drones and satellites that have already been able to tell folks what can of soda you prefer to drink while sitting out in the backyard with your kids for how many years now?
You are fined one credit for a violation of the Verbal Morality Statute.
It should be two credits. This is clearly FAA hate speech.
