Obviously Mr Ghost is on here to wind everyone up....but he has the right of free speech, and I defend his right to use it, but obviously no responsibility of how to use it.
Very amusing! So here goes, I’ll stick my head above the parapet. Boom...
Indeed it is a right, after all you’ve paid for the drone, so why not do what the **** you like regardless of the consequences to anyone else?
Along with those rights are responsibilities. Responsibilities for the safety of others, on the ground, in the air, wherever, responsibility to the rest of the flying community to fly safely in order not to have draconian rules imposed on the hobby thro the actions of the idiot few who say they have rights.
There is a moral responsibility not always understood by those touting their so called rights. I understand it is a right to bear arms in the USA, (2nd Amendment). You can go into Walmart and if you have enough ‘green backs’ and after a cooling off period, walk away with unbelievable weapons able to kill, maim & inflict untold misery, but it’s a responsibility not to do that. It’s a responsibility to learn about the weapon, shoot responsibly in the right place and time. If you don’t take responsibility for your actions, then the laws put in place, to protect others from irresponsibility and idiocy will kick in. Example. You can walk around the woods, dressed in camouflage clothing with a rifle but try walking down any high street like that and you’ll soon find out the difference between rights and responsibilities.
Having said all that, I applaud those adventurers who modify, try new ideas, test theories, improving and refining their inventions.
Without these brave adventurers of the past, present and future using their own time and money most of the greatest inventions/ideas-would probably never have been found if they were shackled by draconian laws. It is up to everyone to be responsible.
Thank you.
