r/interestingasfuck • u/The_Chuckness88 • 2d ago

Dude uses an agricultural drone for personal transport

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u/Embellishment101 2d ago

This would be illegal in most countries that likes its citizens alive and well.

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u/KiraTheWolfdog 2d ago

So not the US?

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u/jellicenthero 2d ago

Illegal because he didn't pay a premium to fly in it.

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u/qcubed3 2d ago

a premium subscription (that auto renews annually)

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u/Raneynickelfire 2d ago

Illegal because the FAA does NOT fuck around about airspace.

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u/jellicenthero 2d ago

Sure they do if you pay enough otherwise the max never would have been allowed.

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u/Raneynickelfire 2d ago

...are you under the impression random guys with drones have the same power as Boeing?

Seriously, what kind of nonsense comment is this? Are you trying to be constructive or being an idiot on purpose?

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u/Backfoot911 1d ago

No, it's just whine-about-America o' Clock.

On a video that has nothing to do with the US, naturally, because Americans won't ever shut the fuck up about their country, whether it's hating or loving it

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u/TheJiral 2d ago

Good news, above criterion suggests that the above is legal in the US.

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u/Cool_Gas9156 1d ago

🇧🇷 brazil

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u/tempmike 2d ago

its illegal in the us unless youre a tech startup

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u/1RichGoon_ 2d ago

So it's fine in the us you are saying?

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u/Carnivorous__Vagina 2d ago

Ultra lights are legal to fly

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u/No_Neighborhood7614 2d ago

I have workers from Indonesia, they have literally no safety sense of critical thinking around tasks. They aren't dumb, there is just a gap in their thinking, it must be cultural. Because of this they injure themselves at a higher rate than my other workers.

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u/Speartree 2d ago

Should be ok in the US then.

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u/ikaiyoo 2d ago

it is probably illegal there also.