[Finny]

Yep. Commercial drones are one thing, but drones come in all sizes. Individuals should also have the right to deflect drones in their own personal spaces. If there are rights to use drones, there have to be rights to shoot them down, government or commercial. Spy drones are open season in a free society. Commercial and private drones should heavily outnumber government drones in the U.S.

Government is a force. It's not an idea, not a philosophy, not a credo, not a theory. It is a force, a "dangerous servant," according to George Washington.

The biggest challenge America faces now is seeing social "conservatives," who mainly define "conservative" as code for "promotes Christian values," accept that the small-l libertarian philosophy is the best friend of Christian morality as well as personal liberty. Leave morality to the church and free markets.

[bert]

You have made what I consider a fallacious assumption. That is you can shoot a drone down. Given the size, speed and altitude, I doubt you could hit one.