[Libloather]

And if they just happen to wipe out an entire city of freeloaders, its a plus all the way around.

[Terry Mross]

Why would they need to fly drones in American airspace?

[Maceman]

The concentration camp industry in Germany created a lot of jobs too.

[Lazamataz]

Unbelievable.

As one person put it, so very well, so did concentration camps.

[Zuben Elgenubi]

We don’ need no stinkin’ drones.

[benasawin]

Will wonders never cease?

I don’t have a problem with gov. drones, armed or otherwise, flying over my house as long as I’m permitted to fly my own drone over Zero’s house. s/

[Zuben Elgenubi]

I wonder if we could get Linda Grahmnisty or Juan McCain to offer a Senate bill to outlaw domestic drones?

How about Rand Paul?

[lurk]

Plus a spike upward for the funeral industry. Child-sized coffins would work after a drone strike.

[PowderMonkey]

"The Association of Unmanned Vehicles Systems International (AUVSI), which commissioned the study, went one further and predicted the industry could produce more than 100,000 jobs by 2025 with an estimated economic impact of $82 billion."

"Forward to our glorious future!" We'll either be all free of this crap, or East Germany by 2025, with more agents of the state devoted to domestic operations than to external threats.

-"You are now leaving the American Sector."

[hometoroost]

They won’t be targeting the freeloaders and the sheep.

[steve86]

Somehow I read that ‘70k deaths from drones’.

[Doomonyou]

economic impact of $82 billion.

Tax dollars down the crap hole. Civilians wont be buying these things.

[rightwingextremist1776]

Meaaahh...I'll bet the Waffen SS added some jobs to Nazi Germany too.....

[knarf]

Big gummint has been found out and is being pared, but they never go away .. just re-shuffle the deck.

If it ain't drone jobs it'll be gun inspectors, or soda swat teams or .. whatever they can figger up.

They never go away.

Amateur historian pop quiz;

Since history has been recorded, has ANYthing EVER gotten solved, cost less and gone away ?

[umgud]

Just think of the fines that could be levied by gov’t for violations found by drones?

[JoeProBono]

[RightOnTheBorder]

More likely they will be used to target gainfully employed patriots. But hey, I guess that will mean more job openings for Obamao to take credit for.

[Gator113]

My freedom is not for sale.

I am not a crook, but I sure don’t want our government staring at me and watching everything I do.

I can see many good lifesaving uses for these drones, but first you have to trust in the government and trust that they will not abuse the privilege. I have no such trust, not anymore..... none.

[Wuli]

why not promote 70K jobs from gowing poppies for cocaine

to some populist idiots, including many misguided technology enthusiasts, it does not matter what industry is promoting that Americans should spend more of their earnings on them and their goods, just tell them that spending their money, on anything, all principles ignored, is worth it ‘cause it “creates jobs”

[Amendment10]

Although I haven't seen any numbers, the very first line in the following article indicates a public safety risk factor with drones.

"Are unmanned aircraft, known to have difficulty avoiding collisions, safe to use in America's crowded airspace?" --Gary Martin and Viveca Novak, Push to step up domestic use of drones, SFGate

[sergeantdave]

““This is an incredibly exciting time for an industry developing technology that will benefit society, as well as the economy,” said Michael Toscano, president & CEO of AUVSI said in a statement”

Another 30 IQ elitist ape who thinks he’s superman.