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Discussion:

1. Drones are not only used in foreign combat zones. They are also being used domestically by law enforcement agencies, for example, in the surveillance of criminals under a legally obtained warrant. But the possibility exists of monitoring areas in which there is no suspicion of crime but where the government wishes to obtain information. (Forest fires is a noncontroversial use, as is use on the border to monitor the movement of illegal drugs.) Drones can be equipped with either lethal or nonlethal weapons such as rubber bullets and tear gas. Technological advances have created miniature drones that can be carried in a backpack, zoom lenses, see-through imaging, and night vision capabilities. Then decide whether you support the domestic use of drones and explain your position.

2. There are more than four hundred pet cemeteries in the United States. People often spend hundreds of dollars to bury their dogs, cats, birds, goldfish, and hamsters. Is this practice morally acceptable?

Answer 1

Drone technology is the most fastes growing application method in the drone market. domestic drones used in the area for research, rescue humans, mapping, supplies, enable mass tracking of a wide area. this unmanned remote-controlled aircraft has increased the understanding for law makers. these concerns as a law for using drones need warrant. Laws for drones focus on technology not pervasive surveillance. it is useful for monitoring accidents, crime scene documentation, monitoring pollution and environmental hazards. drones used globally for health care programs, it help in sharing epeince and making evidence as advanced ongoing process for health care. Drone technology impact health care performance, operation, cost reduction that provide the best available information and build future implementation.
Pet demoralization is not a new concept and it is morally acceptable. because pet memorialization that many grieving pet owners have, grief validation is important to prevent the feeling of separation. pet owners with lot of affection with their pets they provide equal rights to their pets at home. pet loss support group and mourning rituals participating in planning the memorialization of deceased pet life. social support is necessary for adapting to coping with grief. the market for memorializing pets become one of the fast-growing death care markets. a nonprofit that advocates for standards and ethics crematories. it is pet aftercare industry.