7/23/2013, 12:35 pm
Once again, some citizens of Colorado has thumbed their nose at federal authority by attempting to create a bounty that will be given to any one who has a valid drone hunting license. This display of dissidents openly and willingly attempting to damage government property and undermine their own security for the selfish reason of desiring privacy (that actually causes insecurity in the homeland) can NOT be tolerated.
However, the FAA has released threats warnings to the people of Colorado reminding them that shooting at drones could cause them to crash at a playground or on a school and that anyone caught shooting at a drone will be charged on a federal level for destruction of "public" property.
Despite these friendly warnings, the drunk and high (due to marijuana legalization, another blatant disrespect for federal laws) rabble are taking to the fields and firing at anything that moves in the air.
The call is a small electronic device that repeats words like "Tea Party", "Bomb", "White house", among other ramblings including but not limited to threatening comments towards federal government and patriotic slurs.
Some hunters have found that merely flying a "Don't Tread On Me" flag has been more than adequate in drawing them in, but the debate if it its sportsmanlike or even legal to bait them is raging.
Hopefully the matter will be resolved after a little more pressure from government and the participating citizens are investigated heavily by the IRS.
The Colorado citizen in it's natural habitat
First it starts as landowners unjustly firing on low flying drones over their property (property that shouldn't really be theirs because they have stolen it from Native Americans), but then, after being emboldened by this outrageous disrespect of our glorious leaders, they will develop their inferior thoughts into more resistance. However, the FAA has released threats warnings to the people of Colorado reminding them that shooting at drones could cause them to crash at a playground or on a school and that anyone caught shooting at a drone will be charged on a federal level for destruction of "public" property.
Despite these friendly warnings, the drunk and high (due to marijuana legalization, another blatant disrespect for federal laws) rabble are taking to the fields and firing at anything that moves in the air.
Federal casualties in the matter are mounting
Jumping on the bandwagon, capitalist fiends are attempting to encourage this behavior by selling "Drone Calls" to the public. The call is a small electronic device that repeats words like "Tea Party", "Bomb", "White house", among other ramblings including but not limited to threatening comments towards federal government and patriotic slurs.
Some hunters have found that merely flying a "Don't Tread On Me" flag has been more than adequate in drawing them in, but the debate if it its sportsmanlike or even legal to bait them is raging.
Hopefully the matter will be resolved after a little more pressure from government and the participating citizens are investigated heavily by the IRS.