Drones

[mickd1961]

Unless used for surveys or work purposes there is no earthly need for a drone.

A relative of mine has one and he was incredulous when I suggested they were dangerous and that he was a sad sod for having nothing better to do with himself ( which he is! )

They are the sort of thing that should never have hit the “toy/leisure” market because these sort of things always attract the morons,criminals and the terrorists.

That said,25 years ago a bloke with a shotgun would’ve blown this f Ker out of the sky in 15 minutes and 100,000 people would’ve been away on their holidays.

The way we have become so overly “health and safety” is pathetic,I’m surprised a local farmer didn’t reach for his blunderbuss and sort this out.

Hopefully once out of the EU we might rediscover our British backbone.

[Q165]

Very stringent licensing and control is necessary over who buys them and what they are used for. Controls over how and where they are used should be strictly enforced. I would imagine there are certain elements within society who are laughing at the way things currently are. In no way whatsoever should they be regarded as as something ‘recreational’.