[cpks]

You can buy a gun. You can still (barely) buy model rockets. You can buy glass windows (which shatter into thousands of sharp pieces if broken).

I want proper insurance, liability, etc. when things fail, and good risk management.

I don't want stupid safety.

[noja]

> You can buy a gun.

In the US maybe, I can't.

> You can still (barely) buy model rockets.

In the US maybe, I can't.

> You can buy glass windows (which shatter into thousands of sharp pieces if broken).

In the US maybe. Safety glass is really not very dangerous, and it's standard.

[wyager]

Can you buy cars in your country? I'm reasonably confident that cars cause more accidental deaths than the three of those combined.

[falcolas]

Safety glass can still cut - I've gotten slices on my leg before when a tempered glass table shattered from one too many hard taps.

[Tloewald]

> You can still (barely) buy model rockets.

I see them selling in Target all over the place. When I was a kid you had to find a pretty specialized store.

[vonmoltke]

I think I got mine from Toys R Us, but yeah they were harder to find 20+ years ago than they are now.

[jahewson]

Well, you knocked those straw men down. I guess that settles it. Drones are exactly like windows aren't they?

[coldtea]

Talking about straw men, he also mentioned guns and toy rockets.

[MattHeard]

A strawman might hurt someone if it gets knocked over easily, but we don't see the government stepping in to stop people building them up all the time!