‘Citizen Drone Warfare’: Hobbyist explores a frightening scenario (Video)

This technology has been advancing for some time so it's a logical extension for these drones to eventually be equipped for armed warfare. My problem isn't with a citizen owning and operating these drones even when equipped for warfare as markets will always adapt to defend against them. My objection rises from the GOVERNMENT possessing and operating these devices over US soil.

The only thing that is "frightening" about this story is that ACLU analyst Jay Stanley was quoted saying America “cannot allow our skies to fill with flying robots armed with all manner of dangerous weapons” undoubtedly referring to police drones, not civilian owned drones--yet the context of the article suggested that the ACLU was suggesting banning civilian drones, when exactly the opposite is the case. Here is a further quotation from the ACLU on the topic:

Drones: The Nightmare Scenario by Jay Stanley, Senior Policy Analyst, ACLU

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But if nothing is done, how might things go? Let’s take a look at how police drone use could unfold:
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5. Private use is banned. A terrorist like the pilot who crashed his plane into an IRS building in Texas uses an explosives-laden drone to try to attack a public facility. In response, the government clamps down on private use of the technology. The net result is that the government can use it for surveillance but individuals cannot use it to watch the government.
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Through The Fog

Is it going to be a video game in the skies at some point? I guess it's probably like that in Iraq and other countries. It could easily spread. Talk about dystopia!