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In Mother Russia you don’t shoot delivery drones, delivery drones shoot you. Also I have a sneaking suspicion that Florida man will end up pleading out, thus t
by yawpitch 2y ago
In Mother Russia you don’t shoot delivery drones, delivery drones shoot you.
Also I have a sneaking suspicion that Florida man will end up pleading out, thus this will never get adjudicated, but I wonder how these charges interact, morally, with Florida’s “stand your ground” doctrine, if he actually believed the drone was both over his property and represented some threat to his perception of safety?
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- longbrass 2y agoIt will probably be confusing until the delta of monetary damage to drones outpaces the value of campaign contributions. Until then, we have articles to look forward to highlighting how "unreasonable" this behavior is so the window of manufactured consent can move to justify the new reality. This is not a conspiracy, just the alignment of capital incentives that externalize current notions that could be argued as believed to be within the realm of "the public good." No one is paid to advocate for common sense, privacy, or the right to shoot the free targets that avail themselves over your property. See also: https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-26073797 https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-26073797 https://www.promarket.org/2019/02/13/social-media-clickwraps-manufacture-of-consent/ https://www.promarket.org/2019/02/13/social-media-clickwraps...