As to why schools are so desperate to keep weapons out of the hands of teachers that they are willing to place armed drones in schools that are remote controlled by a company with a control center in Austin. Right now, the drones appear to be armed with pepper balls and some sort of flash bang cannon, it’s hard to tell from the video.
A school in Colorado is the first one that I know of that has these things in place. Wait until some Kindergarten student is blinded when she catches a stray flash bang in the eye from a drone strafing run. Then watch as these systems gain prominence in other venues. Gonna be difficult to shoot a drone moving at 100 mph.
Isn’t this how the Terminator got started?
4 Comments
Stefan v. · July 19, 2026 at 12:59 pm
Wait until someone hacks into the system and goes wild. Or parents show up to take their child out of the public fool system and get lit up.
Divemedic · July 19, 2026 at 2:32 pm
LOL. That is something a high school kid would do, if he were a smart and prankish nerd. Imagine a bunch of drones flying around and shooting students with paintballs for an hour
ghostsniper · July 19, 2026 at 4:32 pm
40 hacked drones breach the administration offices and strafe all the personnel hard and put them in the ICU. This sounds like a Bracken book.
oldvet50 · July 19, 2026 at 7:22 pm
I think if you have your kids in a public (government) school, you really don’t care what happens to them.