Modern "Trench gun"

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Modern "Trench gun"

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You know, with these type of weapons these days who needs to aim anymore? I know it's sort of a joke.. Ever since the innovation of the assualt rifle or the fully automatic Machine Guns the world has changed so drastically. Though I get the feeling in another 20 or 30 years the bullets will be heat seeking, that they will follow the vision of the Man holding the armament, as they already have this feature    it's not as if there is any more sport in it, that you will have to control your breathing, relax, and squeeze. Already turn on any Video Game, every 5 year old kid is taking target practice and the Germans thought they were ahead with Hitler Youth in WW2... Training camps for new soldiers... It's all too inhuman...
 
When was the time when men were men, and war was war? What happened to good old fashion Chivalry? I think that we the People should force the Kaiser Wilhelm and Tsar Nicholas to get on horses and Joust for Peace...If you get my drift, perhaps if it risked their life and their skulls they might not fight so hard or perhaps they might and get smooshed?
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Oh snap!

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