drunkill
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The similarities between uncontacted tribes is uncanny
Apr 1, 2018 4:09 PM
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soylentbeef
Damn bottle kids
ACatnippedKitty
Is that Sentinel Island? The Civilization barbarians who spawn on an island and just chill 'til endgame because nobody wants to go there
BlastTheStrongestHero
Dude looks like he's getting his Kamehameha ready.
BootyPaladin
One was floating in our yard, so we shot it down with a crossbow. >.> They filed a complaint, it was thrown out. My property, stay off.
mickison
Good.
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FurToaster
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SmartAssWithAKeyboard
FurToaster
https://s3.amazonaws.com/lowres.cartoonstock.com/restaurants-whine-whining-whiner-complain-wage-jwhn370_low.jpg
skipweasel
Both cases of unwarranted intrusion.
Hecter94
I don't see how? Did they go on their property to get their drone back later or something?
usersubbordercontrol
A drone is an extension of you, and basically is you. If you fly a drone into their yard, you basically went in
Thetwitchy1
Flying low over someone else's land is annoying. Doing so with a camera rolling is invasion of privacy. It's literally that easy.
mickison
Low. High. Doesn’t matter when there is a on it. We all have a reasonable expectation of privacy in our homes and backyards.
skipweasel
You think it's OK to fly over someone's garden and film them on their private property?
Hecter94
That statement is completely unrelated to what I said. In fact, I'm confused as to how you arrived at that conclusion based on my statement.
TheMightyKibbless
TROLL
Maatlooc
Because flying a drone over somebody's property is an unwarranted intrusion.
skipweasel
Then you're not trying very hard.
Hecter94
You're trying to say that flying over someone's property is an unwarranted intrusion into their property?