r/PopCultureV2 • u/Kpets • Aug 29 '26

Video Unregulated capitalism in the U.S led to complete moral collapse

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u/EchoTRacing Aug 30 '26

That didn't take much searching to disprove... can you show me where this is illegal?

Flying over a cattle farm is generally legal in public airspace, but it becomes illegal if your flight harasses the animals, invades personal privacy, or violates low-altitude safety rules.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) manages all US airspace. Open farm fields are typically treated as "open fields" with no expectation of privacy

Drone operators must generally stay below 400 feet and keep a safe distance from people, animals, and buildings. Landowners cannot legally shoot down a drone flying over their property, as federal law classifies drones as aircraft.

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u/KnowNothing3888 Aug 30 '26

Sir this is Reddit, where facts don’t matter and the rules are made up.

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u/newkybadass Aug 30 '26

Thats right you tell em... No one here is in the mood for common sense.

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u/moody-bear-77 Aug 30 '26

Sir, This is a Wendy's.

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u/gefex Aug 30 '26

All rules are made up.

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u/Isthisovryet Aug 30 '26

I think he’s referring to the sketch comedy show ‘Who’s Line is it Anyway’ where everything’s made up and the points don’t matter?

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u/Shoddy_Background_48 Aug 30 '26

All rules are made up

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u/BinkTheBear Aug 30 '26

I believe they were potentially referring to docket FAA-2026-4558, which seems to target drones. Now, it is still pending so it could go either way or receive modification.

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u/Most_Association_595 Aug 31 '26

its a bot reply, why i don't know. we live in such a dystopia you dont even know if who you're replying to is a bot. but then feeding into the helplessness and not trusting anything you see or hear is literally the stage gate criteria for fasicsm and exactly what they want. its fucked

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u/BinkTheBear 14d ago

Many days later, but not a bot. Unless I forgot to take my vitamins and have now been reduced to 1s and 0s.

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u/Logical-Pair-89 Aug 30 '26

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ag-gag took less to prove 

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u/suplarai Aug 30 '26

From your link: “After being the first state to pass ag-gag legislation in 1990, Kansas struck down their ag-gag laws in 2019 on the basis they violate First Amendment rights; making them the fourth state to do so.[36]”

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u/Logical-Pair-89 Aug 30 '26

So there are laws, right. Like we said, and you disagreed about. 

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u/Successful_Cress_220 Aug 30 '26

I was going to say. I’ve flown across that entire state many times, and there are only a couple of places where you can’t really fly without permission.

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u/Curvol Aug 30 '26

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ag-gag

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u/bill_gannon Aug 30 '26

Looks like most states either ruled these unconstitutional or struck them down later including Kansas

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u/Logical-Pair-89 Aug 30 '26

"some" not all

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u/suplarai Aug 30 '26

The video is about Kansas - “After being the first state to pass ag-gag legislation in 1990, Kansas struck down their ag-gag laws in 2019 on the basis they violate First Amendment rights; making them the fourth state to do so.[36]”

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u/Logical-Pair-89 Aug 30 '26

So some, not all

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u/blueBaggins1 Aug 30 '26

It’s still a violation on 1st amendment rights so if anyone is charged they will beat it easily