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LoudThunder reacted to GadgetGuy's post in the thread Can this ultimately affect drones that fly over another person's property simply based on principle? with
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No, it was the City's justification of their removal to the citizens of San Diego , which was based upon their own agenda, which has "climate action goals of removing air pollution, reducing stormwater runoff, and creating a more sustainable and... -
LoudThunder reacted to GadgetGuy's post in the thread Can this ultimately affect drones that fly over another person's property simply based on principle? with Wow.
Seriously? Comparing rats to palm trees that are naturally associated with warm, coastal environments like southern CA, and are quintessential symbols of tropical vacations, is patently absurd.
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LoudThunder reacted to MS Coast's post in the thread Can this ultimately affect drones that fly over another person's property simply based on principle? with Wow.
Wow. That's reading a lot into the removal of 20 trees in response to a request from the FAA. Suddenly ALL palms in the city are subject to removal for ANY excuse! Those climate action goals must be downright subversive!
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LoudThunder reacted to hank970's post in the thread Can this ultimately affect drones that fly over another person's property simply based on principle? with Wow.
The same could be said for non-native Norway Rats in New York City. They define many neighborhoods in NYC and thrive in a variety of habitats. Their nativity should be irrelevant. They've been part of the environment for hundreds of years...
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LoudThunder reacted to GadgetGuy's post in the thread Can this ultimately affect drones that fly over another person's property simply based on principle? with Wow.
So we still don't know what the federal height limit is for aircraft clearance and how it is measured. Anyone? That palm trees are not native to CA, and do not support the city's climate action goals apparently means that all palm trees all...