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Originally Posted by Yahoshua
If not then what exactly is your problem here?
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Oh gee, I dunno. Maybe it's the fact that IT'S A HOWITZER. Do you not see the problem with this? Let me make it simple: A civilian is running around with a
long-range artillery piece that can
destroy a building with no problem. NOW do you understand? What would happen if that thing misfired at a public demonstration? Hmm? What if the shell trajectory was off and caused the shell to land in a town or in a camping area?
Too many risks, and there's no need in it.
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Originally Posted by Yahoshua
These are people who are enjoying themselves with a good time for an experience they'll try maybe 2 or 3 times in their entire life, never being able to own or touch one again!!
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Yeah, all good and fair, but like I said, there's too much that could go wrong, and does go wrong. If you keep these things within the public, then accidents are going to happen; very costly accidents. You don't need an RPG or a howitzer, and if you want to see one, go to a museum.
These things are dangerous, but I can tell you I'd rather have a gun incident than an explosives incident.