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Originally posted by gunshooter
hypothetically speaking, what would it take do you suppose to bring one of those drones down?
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Originally posted by fixer1967
reply to post by Wolf321
You had better take notes because I am thinking it will be gone soon.
Originally posted by gunshooter
hypothetically speaking, what would it take do you suppose to bring one of those drones down?
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Originally posted by alienreality
I agree with him, but I would recommend that people who plan on actually shooting down drones to wear a ski mask and have a good exit strategy..
There was a guy in Blaine Wa who was having trouble with border patrol always flying helos over his farm and hovering low making a lot of noise, so he shined a high power spot light at it, and they falsely claimed he almost made them crash, and now he's serving big prison time.. although he had no priors ever, and was 60 yo..
I imagine they will try and prosecute people severely for shooting down drones, so people should be prepared that they might have to do a lot more then just shoot drones..
Freedom is quite expensive when government becomes so perverted and corrupt as it is today in the USA..
Originally posted by beezzer
Compile a list of every congressman, senator, representative, president, dog catcher, who wants this and make sure that they are never in office again.
R or D, it doesn't matter. Vote the bastards out!
The U.S. Senate last week approved an amendment to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reauthorization bill that would make aiming laser pointers at aircraft a federal crime. The measure passed by a vote of 96-1 on February 3, as the Senate continues to debating approval of long-awaited reauthorization legislation.