<<But some feel the ban may be premature. Charlottesville Vice Mayor, Kristin Szakos, who voted against the resolution, said she "can imagine ways in which dron

<<But some feel the ban may be premature. Charlottesville Vice Mayor, Kristin Szakos, who voted against the resolution, said she "can imagine ways in which drones might be used for positive things". >> True but there's no point in being hasty since out rights are evaporating a bit too fast before serious debate. https://www.rutherford.org/ https://www.rutherford.org/ John Whitehead is seems to be worth reading: The Fourth Amendment was intended to protect the citizenry—both our property and our bodies—from “unreasonable searches and seizures” by government agents. Unfortunately, as John Whitehead reveals in this week's vodcast, the rights supposedly guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution have been steadily eroded over the past few decades, leaving Americans literally stranded on the side of the road, grasping for dignity.