Anyone complaining about drones should be slapped. Period.

[tmonster]

Sup bro, haven't gotten that autism cleared up yet? This may be the dumbest thread I've read since my return, great work!

 

[Pool_Shark]

Drake stans

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

drones approved for testing in American skies.


http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/12/30/drone-test-sites/4248771/

 

[Camile.Bidan]

Drones aren't just tools. There is something very different about a drone deploying a bomb or ATG missle when compare to a manned vehicle.

There are no lives at stake for one.

And killing some enemy or even an enemy civilian on a digital display hundreds if not thousands of miles away from the actual attack is pretty easy to do. Click the joystick button and people die. killing someone face to face or even within gunfire range and hearing the enemy's cries of agony has to be a different experience. I don't think the majority of people in America can just kill someone without feeling guilty. However, through video games, we have plenty of experience killing enemies on display sceens, and I don't think our brains will associate any moral judgments because of our collective video gamimg experience.


Think about bomber pilots....They have probably killed more people than all the warriors of history combined. They never see their victims up close. They kill thousands of people by pressing one button. There is a moral disconnect somewhere in this process. They seem to commit horrific genocides without much thought.



With these issues in mind, I think drones are a actually horrible nightmare for our future.

 

[Kritic]

Toy helicopter helped change Feinstein’s mind about surveillance drones

Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-California) now says she has some serious privacy concerns about domestic drones, but it might have been nothing more than a children’s toy that put her over the edge.

Feinstein — who also serves as the head of the US Senate Intelligence Committee — has since last year been advocating for her congressional colleagues to implement privacy safeguards to protect Americans from any potential surveillance threats brought on by the small, unmanned aerial vehicles expected to soon invade local airspace.

“The administration is looking at a rules playbook as to how these won’t be used and how they will be used,”
Feinstein told MSNBC a year ago this month.
“So it’s a very complicated subject of new technology and I think we have to take a pause and get it right.”

But speaking to journalists at the CBS News program 60 Minutes recently, Sen. Feinstein shared a personal story that put into better perspective why exactly she’s so worried about spy drones. During an episode that aired Sunday evening, Feinstein said an experience that she recently had with a “drone” outside of her home had something to do with how she now views UAVs.

“I'm in my home and there's a demonstration out front. And I go to peek out the window and there's a drone facing me. Well, whoever was running it turned it around quickly and it crashed,” Feinstein said.

http://rt.com/usa/feinstein-drone-minutes-pink-418/

 

[Wild self]

People really think governments, Google, Amazon, Koch Brothers are interested in drone, AI development, robotics and globalism to provide for a better tomorrow?

The same people who don't pay their taxes, use slave labor and won't pass a minimum income?


They're trying to create a permanent division between poor and rich or just get rid of the non-wealthy all-together

Some of you are still thinking in 20th century paradigms

Yep, I see the future with a bunch of unemployed people that are shrinking in population thanks to drones killing them off since technology replaced humans with basic services.