| ▲ | Aerroon an hour ago | |
Why do people always demand strict licenses and mandatory insurance for everything? Scooters, bicycles, small drones. What's next? Need a license for the paper airplane you made because it might poke out someone's eye? Human bodies are big and heavy - they can do a lot of damage if "used improperly" - should we require a license and mandatory insurance to go outside into public spaces too? A license requirement for a car makes sense - you're dealing with forces well beyond the norm for what a human body has. Small drones though? I just don't see it. | ||
| ▲ | origini 31 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
A 'small' drone droping from the sky with 1kg can be deadly. Your 'arguments' of paper planes and human bodies are just strawmanning. You can't fly a paper airplane a few hundred meters atop easily. Feel free not to see it, i want to have my air space free and I would also never stand under a drone show. | ||