[TChad]

I wonder if drones will be banned for public recreational use in America. There is no constitutional right to own a drone.

[Army Air Corps]

Meanwhile, all the components to make your own “drone” are out on the open market.

[EasySt]

Yet how long will it be before the common personal comm system includes a couple bee sized drones that take turns recharging themselves?

[Calvinist_Dark_Lord]

There is no constitutional right to own a drone.

There is also no Constitutional power granted to the Federal Government to forbid them.

The Constitution was not a limit on an individual's rights. It was a limit on Government power.

[Hugh the Scot]

I doubt there’s Constitutional authority for the FedGov to regulate them in any way.

[Rebelbase]

“I wonder if drones will be banned for public recreational use in America. There is no constitutional right to own a drone.”

While they’re at it might as well have them ban knives, hatchets, machetes, and internal combustion engines.

There is no constitutional right to own those either.

[zeugma]

There is no constitutional right to own a drone.

Honestly, I think that is an astounding comment. Where in the Constitution is the government given the power to declare drones verboten?