The advent of drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), has forced us to ask questions regarding our civil liberties and basic privacy privileges. Over and over, the citizens of this great nation have been given a quid-pro-quo agenda, where we are asked to offer up liberties in the name of security, privacy in the name of more efficiently served justice, or other inalienable rights in the name of some poorly justified pursuit. Some UAVs can read the back of a milk carton from 60,000 ft away. No warrants are currently required for civilian surveillance by law renouncement through UAVs, even when some of these machines are capable of intercepting phone calls or text messages. These UAVs can be put to great use, but they can also be grossly misused. Lets stop drone use over U.S. soil.



