| ▲ | nomel 2 hours ago | |
the current legal definition of property does not include the air above. it's what allows them, and airplanes, to fly over. | ||
| ▲ | thelock85 an hour ago | parent [-] | |
The top post is about property damage not flying over. This comment is in response to the idea that drone delivery is a democratically expressed need or want. I think it’s a corporate need advancing capital over labor in the name of convenience. Perhaps people only care about convenience but I’m not sure that makes it democratic. Also I’m not a property rights lawyer but I’d contest the idea that you don’t even own an inch or a foot or several feet above your property, otherwise it would be impossible to build up. Please share a source on your “current legal definition” either in North Texas municipality where drone crash occurred or otherwise. | ||