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Yes, but as the range increases, the chance of death declines, but the chance of blinding continues out to a much greater range. If there's really an internatio
by lutusp 13y ago
Yes, but as the range increases, the chance of death declines, but the chance of blinding continues out to a much greater range. If there's really an international law against weapons that blind, it's about the be seriously violated.
- spingsprong 13y agoThere's laws against weapons designed to blind, but weapons that occasionally blind as an accidental side effect, are legal. I mean, bullets and shrapnel can and has blinded people, yet bullets and bombs remain legal.