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You discharged a firearm wildly into the air with no concern for where the bullets may land. And you thought someone flying a drone was somehow a threat. Anyone
by xwdv 4y ago
You discharged a firearm wildly into the air with no concern for where the bullets may land. And you thought someone flying a drone was somehow a threat. Anyone ordering packages by drone now has to worry their items might not make it. You’re not coming off as a sane and stable individual. It is not clear that you will walk free, especially with the right jury.
- sparrish 4y agoI'm going to go out on a limb here and say you've never fired a gun. If I'm defending my family or property, I won't be firing wildly into the air. It'll be precise and I'll be aware of my target, what's behind it, and what's beside it (one of the 4 universal laws of firearm safety). My only concern for my neighbors will be if they get their shot off on the drone before I get mine. <grin>
- xwdv 4y agoIf you shoot a harmless drone it can be argued you’d probably shoot a delivery van as well, maybe kill a driver. Forget it man, you fire a gun at a delivery drone you’re going to prison. They will catch you.
- sparrish 4y agoYou must have missed this part in my first reply... "drone endangers my family or property" I'm not firing at any harmless drones or vans or anything that's not a threat. You must really love your drones and fear for their safety.
- xwdv 4y agoHow exactly does a drone endanger your family or property anymore than a delivery van? You haven’t made an effort to explain that, and I doubt you’d have a reason that makes shooting it down the only reasonable option. Shooting it is more likely to start a lithium fire or something when it crashes.