> The level of negativity and hostility in the comments here is really disappointing to me. A group of people acted like irresponsible fuckheads and got negati

> The level of negativity and hostility in the comments here is really disappointing to me. A group of people acted like irresponsible fuckheads and got negative pushback? What a concept. From what I see, successful protests were based around unifying actions. Who was ultimately more impactful, the Black Panthers or MLK? Which one promoted a message which split people into groups, and which promoted a message that unified people and promoted empathy? Flying a drone into airspace is not only irresponsible because to puts lives and property at risk, but it does nothing to promote the cause because it divides people into two groups - the people affected by delays, and the people causing those delays.