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Cheap? That's over 4600 dollar...

• snvzz 7y ago
  This excludes the riffraff only. If you're, say, a business, then you can do this assuming an additional variable cost up to that amount. It's seriously cheap.
  • acid_burn 7y ago
    Do you see businesses doing this?
    • snvzz 7y ago
      Illegal, for-profit drone abuse? Yes, absolutely.
  • dirktheman 7y ago
    Where I live (The Netherlands), if you get caught driving while intoxicated it doesn't really matter if you're operating a business vehicle or not (except lorry/bus drivers for obvious reasons). I don't see why operating a drone while being intoxicated AND on the job should be fined higher than doing the same in your free time. I still think 4600 dollars is pretty hefty, especially considering the risk (fairly low compared to drunk driving) and occurrance. And your argument that businesses or rich people can break the law because they can afford to... well, the same could be said about every other crime I guess.