Re:Tokyo police are using drones with nets to catch other dr...
by adrtessier on Saturday December 12, 2015 @06:15PM
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I'm very curious as to what the reaction was of the first pilot that was shot at. My guess is he was probably be thinking more "Wow, what an asshole," than he would be thinking that the aggressor's action makes sense in the context of war.
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Re:Tokyo police are using drones with nets to catch other dr...
by hanniabu on Sunday December 13, 2015 @03:59AM
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That probably was their reaction considering it's usually the governments that have issues with each other, not the people. For instance, I have no problem with Russians or Chinese, I think in general they're nice people, as with any population, but our governments have problems with each other and that causes us to fight.
I get we're, for the most part, fighting the ideologies of the other country, but it's a real shame we can't live in peace. It's the few bad apples - the greedy, the criminals, the oppressors, the deceiving - that ruin it for everybody.
Re:Tokyo police are using drones with nets to catch other dr...
by collyw on Sunday December 13, 2015 @05:26PM
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That generally how I think when I "dislike" a nation. Its not individuals, but the governments.
Re:Tokyo police are using drones with nets to catch other dr...
by quizme2000 on Saturday December 12, 2015 @08:31PM
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Probably the thought, "Next time I'm bringing a machine gun!"
Re:Tokyo police are using drones with nets to catch other dr...
by HillaryBriss on Saturday December 12, 2015 @09:05PM
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That's exactly what the little drone said when it got stuck in the police drone's net.
Re:Tokyo police are using drones with nets to catch other dr...
by michaelcampbell on Saturday December 12, 2015 @09:01PM
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> "Wow, what an asshole,"
Which has a long history between the Germans and French...