Shooting down drones over private property

[icp4life162005]

We (like the earth) are running out of helium and it takes a lot to lift weight. I hear drones around here but never see them. They fly in the rain. That surprised me. I guess it could be an electric weed wacker but why would my neighbor be wacking my weeds in the rain? I only wish they would share the video with me. Your neighborhood looks totally different from up there.

Um. We're not running out of helium. Lol. It's a byproduct of decaying radioactive materials. And theres plenty of both. Lol.we will never run out of helium.

[GunLawyer001]

Um. We're not running out of helium. Lol. It's a byproduct of decaying radioactive materials. And theres plenty of both. Lol.we will never run out of helium.

Large numbers are best understood by quantifying them; what's the supply, what's the demand, and which number is larger?

A quick Google search says that helium is plentiful in the universe, but not so much on Earth, since it's the first element to bleed away from our atmosphere.

[Boondox]

Large numbers are best understood by quantifying them; what's the supply, what's the demand, and which number is larger?

A quick Google search says that helium is plentiful in the universe, but not so much on Earth, since it's the first element to bleed away from our atmosphere.

Don't judge me but .............. I was in hobby lobby just a few days ago ............. and they sold tanks with helium in it.
If we are low .......... maybe hobby lobby shouldn't be selling it

[DennisH82]

One of the upsides to our young is they tend to come up with innovative ways to take care of some 1st world problems, I am sure they have come up with some special ways to deal with those who just take the drone thing to far. It all depends on if you want to pay for your choices if the need arose.

[Manxdriver]

Also illegal.

It’s only illegal IF you get caught! Or, something like that. My buddy from HIGH school taught me that.

[:-)]

If laws worked they wouldn't need prisons.

[buckengr]

Y'all just need to get medieval... you do all still practice falconry, right?

https://taskandpurpose.com/air-force...rones-research

[HKusp 45]

Y'all just need to get medieval... you do all still practice falconry, right?

https://taskandpurpose.com/air-force...rones-research

quote from the article (good article btw) especially since the Department of Defense on Aug. 17 deemed conventional gunfire an appropriate response to commercial or private drones that enter the airspace at more than 130 facilities across the country. so tell me again why it's not alright for us then? I understand the careful where your shooting deal but good for the goose and all.

[unclejumbo]

quote from the article (good article btw) especially since the Department of Defense on Aug. 17 deemed conventional gunfire an appropriate response to commercial or private drones that enter the airspace at more than 130 facilities across the country. so tell me again why it's not alright for us then? I understand the careful where your shooting deal but good for the goose and all.

For the same reason they'll use deadly force for trespass at critical facilities and you can't shoot the UPS man.

[Steeltrap]

I didn't read every post........but isn't flying your drone over someone's private property trespassing?