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"Liberty" legislator hates cameras

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Channel: RidleyReport · 2013 · News & Politics

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Sponsor: http://ShireSociety.com - "Liberty" legislator hates cameras.  NH: In 2011 free staters deployed their first crude aerial surveillance drone.  It photographed their gun rights protest at Plymouth State University.  A second friendly drone documented PorcupineFest for a few minutes.  A Polish YouTuber 

has apparently used one to cross over police barricades and film riot cops during demonstrations there.  But if a well-intentioned NH state rep has his way, you'll be restricted in how well your private drone's camera is allowed to operate. 

His restrictions also aim to limit government drones, but you know how that goes...the restrictions would in practice apply less to the rulers and more to those watching them.  I question sponsor Neal Kurk.  His average NHLiberty ranking: A minus.

As if to prove my point about restrictions applying to the people rather than the government... Kurk hid his face only from me.  Not from the government camera situated just 15 feet from us. 

Anyway, Kurk's bill would limit the resolution of your personal aerial photography device.  But he's well aware of the significance of restricting only government and restricting citizens too.  
He apparently doesn't care about your ability to monitor the police state.  Or the likelihood cops would use his bill as an excuse to seize and inspect activist drones for "resolution compliance."

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