I'm not advocating anarcho-capitalism, I'm just saying the drone registration program is illegal. And that's not a dig on the FAA. They felt that drones were a

I'm not advocating anarcho-capitalism, I'm just saying the drone registration program is illegal. And that's not a dig on the FAA. They felt that drones were a real problem so I think they did it even though they knew would get struck down, because they didn't have the time to get something through congress. I would like more legal clarity in flying drones, and I personally take safety seriously. In fact, my drone still has my F number label attached :-) I think they need something more robust, because as it stands now, anyone with a couple hundred dollars can walk out of a best buy with something that can do real harm. And for people like me who take safety seriously, it's hard to find places to fly because of the jumbled patchwork of rules in different states, cities and parks.