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The author briefly touches upon the topic of personal privacy and our rights as citizens, all the while covering the topic as if the only concerns anyone should have are those of safe operation among other airborne craft. But no, the real concerns are our rights to privacy as Americans. We let our freedoms slip away inch-by-inch, as if not a drop of blood was ever shed for any of them.
These drones range in size from the 116-foot-wingspan "Global Hawk" down to the "Whirly Bird," as small as a maple leaf seed -- "equipped with imaging sensors." While these devices can have many productive, beneficial uses for farmers and businesses, the great majority of the demand is for use by law enforcement. And remember, here in the new America -- you're guilty and not allowed to prove yourself innocent.
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I'm the author of this article. You took it in its entirety. You could've offered a preview with a link-back, but no. You stole the whole damn thing.
Either use no more than a third, with a link-back to the original article or I'm forced to contact Yahoo's legal department.
I really do not appreciate you stealing my article in this manner. Links are welcomed. You can even use a title if you're linking back. But theft is not acceptable. You have 24 hours.