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LanternWaste

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19. Much like the military helicopters heavily armed and commonly used against civilians?

Reply to Skip Intro (Reply #17)

Mon Feb 11, 2013, 05:50 PM

Feb 2013

"Acceptance little by little, until it becomes too late to object.."

Much like the military helicopters in the local LEO tables of equipment, heavily armed and commonly used against civilians?

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Are we really thinking about where all this drone business leads? [View all] markpkessinger Feb 2013 OP

Robots RobertEarl Feb 2013 #1

They want us to get used to the idea of drones. They're building 64 drone bases within the US. Fire Walk With Me Feb 2013 #2

That's a step in the right direction.... Oakenshield Feb 2013 #8

Sounds good to me. The policies must be eliminated. n/t Fire Walk With Me Feb 2013 #9

Drones flying in our glorious skies quinnox Feb 2013 #3

they will be used against us...by our so called government favorites. count on it nt msongs Feb 2013 #4

The government is NOT who should be scaring you intaglio Feb 2013 #6

Our government is fixin to attack us with drones? NNN0LHI Feb 2013 #18

The single fate of all sheep. (GRAPHIC) Egalitarian Thug Feb 2013 #7

What do you mean by "drones"? intaglio Feb 2013 #5

And citizen possession is guaranteed by the 2nd Amend. nm rhett o rick Feb 2013 #12

Mexico sending a drone to a house on Breeze Hollow in 'Northwest Crossing.' rcmooney Feb 2013 #10

I agree. There are just so many drawbacks and moral questions about the drones used for JDPriestly Feb 2013 #11

You bring up a major point the FAA and we modelers deal with tech3149 Feb 2013 #13

I'm also concerned about blowback. JDPriestly Feb 2013 #15

The U.S. is a superpower, an empire that does what it wants just1voice Feb 2013 #14

First of all, drones in this country are merely surveillance aircraft. Big. Deal. randome Feb 2013 #16

Armed drones "over there" now, here soon. Skip Intro Feb 2013 #17

Much like the military helicopters heavily armed and commonly used against civilians? LanternWaste Feb 2013 #19

and our not using them will stop others... how? Motown_Johnny Feb 2013 #20

Are you talking about drones used to carry out violence or any drone geek tragedy Feb 2013 #21