Fortunately, drones don't share the same airspace with helicopters and planes. So, millions of drones (all kinds of them) can fly every day on earth, without colliding with manned aircrafts.
For correct statistics, you must involve all drones sold till now, the number of drones flying every day, the number of incidents of drones flying in aircraft airspace, and the number of accidents (collision, injury, death). This way you can make the right maths, and have the right probability.
How many"near collision" incidents happen every year, compared to the number of drones? The number is very low.
On the other hand, how you came to conclude that I belong to some "extreme minority", and that I believe in some "automatic" solution of any problems?
I just said, that until now, statistically, drones are not a danger. Other machines, are much more dangerous.
Regulations and technology try to solve the problems, but education is always the best solution in our technological dangerous world.