OldLady
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No. What I'm suggesting is that "replicating" a situation for amusement that in real life is about as traumatic as the human experience gets, is obscene and misled.This is as close to experiencing warfare as a person can get without being involved in the military and having a bonafide reason for that kind of "training." It is "amusement."Should we go through all such camps for kids in the US?
Americans are totally gun freaks, but somehow when they come to Israel and visit a professional instructor, to experience shooting some carton boards with their parents - You people get SHOCKED.
A gun culture criticizes ranges...
Have you noticed how many of our vets come back with PTSD, end up unable to function and being homeless? Has it ever occurred to you to question what causes that? Could it be the stress of warfare? The stress of imminently being shot or exploded? Trying to sort out who is the enemy, even if it is an 8 year old kid? And these purveyors are marketing it as "amusement?" Get out of town.
So You're suggesting a range can cause a PTSD?
Maybe I shout take my 8 year old daughter out of those fencing lessons...