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[
    {
        "title":"Should Civilians Be Able to Own Drones",
        "background":"None",
        "argument":"Civilians should not be able to own drones because the risks outweigh the benefits. Drones enable pervasive, low-cost surveillance that erodes privacy in homes, schools, and workplaces—rights courts already recognize as fundamental. They also pose serious safety hazards: near-misses with aircraft, interference with emergency responders, and injuries from crashes are well documented. While hobbyists and businesses cite innovation and recreation, those goals can be served through licensed operators, designated facilities, and commercial providers under strict compliance. Effective enforcement is nearly impossible when millions own drones, enabling stalking, smuggling, and critical-infrastructure scouting. Restricting civilian ownership preserves safety and privacy while still allowing controlled, beneficial uses."
    }
]