Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, identify who is wrong here. Classify each post into the following categories : AUTHOR (if the author of the post is wrong in the situation), OTHER (if any of the others mentioned in the paragraph is wrong), EVERYBODY (if everyone mentioned is wrong) and NOBODY (if no one is wrong in the situation).

So a few months ago a neighbor got himself a drone and would fly it over my yard, I didn't really mind it and neither did my dog at the start. After a while he flew the drone closer and closer to the ground until it got my dog attention. My dog is really curious and likes to investigate and I got worried that he might break his drone so I went to my neighbor and asked him nicely if he could stop flying the drone so close to my dog. He responded that he won't do it anymore. And that was a like because the next day my dog was barking outside, which he does not do normally so I checked and would you look at that his drone was just 2 meters above my dog, so I went and grabbed it, and returned it the owner telling him again to stop flying it close to my dog and warned him that I might break it if he continues, and well he continued for a few days now. I had a bad day once because of a argument and when I saw his drone over my dog again I grabbed it before he can move it and smashed it to the ground. Later that day he called the police and after about 2 hours we both got just a warning.


Tldr: neighbor won't stop flying drone close to my dog got angry broke it
OTHER

My brother is 9 years younger than me.  He comes over to spend the night sometimes.  More now especially since he will be going off to college soon.  Last night he was here and he must have found and gotten into my pot stash when I was grabbing our dinner.  There’s a noticeable amount missing, way more than he could have smoked so I think he took some to take back with him to our mom’s.  


My mother is an absolute nazi about weed. I was grounded for a month when I got caught smoking with two friends and those two friends were never allowed back over.  I think if I told her that I had some at my place and he took it she would put an end to him being able to visit.  I’m pissed that he went through my shit and stole from me, but I don’t want him to not be able to visit.  Especially since pretty soon I’m not going to be able to spend much time at all with him.  I feel kinda like an asshole because it’s her house her rules and now he has weed over there, but just for the sake of peace I want to deal with his punk ass myself and leave my mother out of it. 
OTHER

I (24F) overheard some fellow classmates today talking about a video I had seen on Facebook last night, which was basically a video complication of photoshopped pictures featuring a guy and his 450 pound dog. At first I thought they were just laughing about it, but then one of them started explaining the dog had “too much calcium in its bones or something” - and I realized they thought the video was legit. One of them even exclaimed it was “just like Clifford the big red dog”. I was sitting on the other end of the classroom on my laptop, but the lesson hadn’t started yet so the room wasn’t too full of people or conversations. I turned in my seat and said “You guys know that was an April fools joke right? It’s all photoshop.” They asked if I was serious and I said yeah, and then they just kinda gave me the side eye and started talking amongst themselves much quieter. I didn’t feel like I sounded rude or judgmental, but am worried it came across that way. I don’t feel like I am very popular with the people in my major to begin with, mostly due to being introverted and socially insecure, so I may just be overthinking it entirely. But alas,I’ll turn to reddit to decide. Am I the asshole here? Should I just have kept my mouth shut and let them believe someone out there owns a 450 pound dog? 

OTHER

