A drone can be used for news casting, policework, taking photos, protecting wildlife. Thousands of people will be out of work come monday

Vs

A unification symbol for a.group that orders hate crimes

Which is.more dangerous?

They just started checking "kids" here who are actually 30 year olds. You should google Sweden fastest 14 year old.

Link, mate?

From my own city - Trump supporter forced to take down noose and gallows from his front lawn

http://i.imgur.com/vlJv6yRl.jpg

And here is one of the several confederate flags previously adorning his home.

http://i.imgur.com/sp2UX1Dl.jpg

But he assures you - he is not a racist, stating, "[he] came to realize during a Bible class on Sunday afternoon the noose's historical association with the lynching of African-Americans."

The drone.

Outlawing a flag and thus banning free political speech is far worse than allowing any flag.

He's from Scandinavia. They live by the sword. The pussy sword.

Incitement to racial hatred is an offence in Sweden. Your US Constitution laws don't protect you outside the US (that is, if you are referring to them). Try flying a swastica in Germany and see how far you get (although it is perfectly legal to fly them in the US).

The reason the flag was allowed to fly is the lawyer claimed flying the flag "is not an expression of disrespect towards any ethnic group," she said, because Isis is "against everyone except those who belong to Isis".


Anyways, what is wrong with drones in reference to Sweden? No documented cases of harassment here as far as I know.

No, yeah, we get that freedom of speech isn't the same outside of America, we just think that's bull****. And if it's because Europeans are actually still susceptible to Nazism then you have bigger problems than flags.

I don't think most of the US actually thinks that the the US Constitution doesn't apply outside the US actually. Many even think it applies to the Internet.

And why are you grouping all of Europe together on this? I mentioned one country. I don't group in Mexico when I am mentioning Canada.


Anyways, back to drones. Why try to shut down an industry? You realize that these kind of regulations can start encouraging others to do the same in their countries.