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Drones
Not only do drones provide privacy concerns (at least to me) but apparently it was not difficult to 'spoof' one and redirect it, that is scary.
http://www.chron.com/news/houston-te...al-3714476.php |
No more scary then armed troops patrolling St Louis or city's in Ohio,Indiana
Folks best wake up!! waiting till 2013 ain't gonna cut it. Again,its not about bullets and bottled water . . . . . . |
We have no privacy left. Anything we do have, is just an illusion.
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I'm still worrying about google earth!
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Just wait until the drones are run by AI, armored, and armed. Skynet, anyone?
This is just the beginning. Just like all of the rest of our "rights", to be taken away one step at a time. Quote:
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i never was a believer in the whole dumbing down of america thing. just couldn't see it. over the past 2-3 years, i've started to believe it. i've got 2 teenage kids, and i have had my mind blown at what they are taught in school. things like this just amplify my concerns for this country's future. why are people so complacent? allowing these drones to patrol our own skies? never would have happened a couple generations ago. at what point will people realize what is being done? when will it be too late? i don't know...but something's going to have to break at some point.
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http://www.infowars.com/video-drones-arrive-in-austin/
more have been seen in Dallas and San Antonio,no viable video as of yet but it wont be long. |
Does a person own the airspace above their property?
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I'm guessing that'd be a no. The only place I've seen truly restricted airspace was out on wsmr, where we had permission to shoot down anything that flew over our reactor.
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Real property ownership is complex. There are rights of way allowing others to have legal access to one's property for particular reasons. Ownership can be divided as to time, and different parts of the property can be owned by different people (mineral rights). Is there an expectation of privacy, and an interference with the use of the property? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_v._Riley I think that past decisions did not envision the sophistication of drones and their use in collecting information even when the information is not needed for any particular purpose. |
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