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They're welcome to ask. Repeatedly. I live in rural Indiana, and drones are close enough to black helicopters that I think it's not going to withstand close s
by Vivtek 16y ago
They're welcome to ask. Repeatedly. I live in rural Indiana, and drones are close enough to black helicopters that I think it's not going to withstand close scrutiny that I take what they're freely giving.
Especially if they're flying a three million dollar drone over a town that has no fricking jobs to start with. I think people around here would be pretty interested in that disparity. Five bucks says the drones aren't manufactured here, now are they?
I could only wish they ask for their toy back.
- lsc 16y agoFive bucks says the drones aren't manufactured here, now are they? If it is a military drone, it's almost certainly manufactured here. The military is very careful about ordering things manufactured in the US, for both political and logistical reasons. (if you do get in to a real war, you don't want to have to ship your ammo and spare parts over from the other side of the world on highly vulnerable cargo ships. And, well, if your war material is made in china, you are going to have a difficult time with your saber rattling. Also, representatives will almost certainly get re-elected if they can bring in a bunch of highly-paid defense jobs to their district. )