Originally posted by SlowBurn
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The right to airspace above your property is tenuous at best, with no hard legal backing on either side.
People really need to think long and hard before shooting someones drone down because they dont like the sound or are paranoid its watching them.
The ones that cost $20,000 dont look very much different than the ones that cost $2,000, and you could find yourself in a very bad position very quickly if the operators start taking the law into their own hands like the overzealous property owners.
Just remember that "An eye for an eye" is something that most people still believe in.
Also, the FAA can impose rules on any airspace they want, including that below 500ft. It just has to be put to public docket like all their other regulations.
Other than that a well reasoned post.

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