Both South Africa and Kenya already operate military drones, in South Africa's case dating back to the mid-1980s. The idea that a tiny number of cheap low-endur

Both South Africa and Kenya already operate military drones, in South Africa's case dating back to the mid-1980s. The idea that a tiny number of cheap low-endurance crowd-funded drones will increase government oppression or that these governments can't already get better drones is poorly thought-through. Plus, neither South Africa nor Kenya can be considered 'oppressive' governments.