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Thats not the issue here. I mean fuck russia, yes.

But cluster ammunitions indiscriminately cover an area, military and otherwise. Impossible to track what ends up where, when it comes to UXOs.

Decades from now, innocent civilians, often kids, may dig up random ordnance and die due to the nature of the weapon.

Ironic since this community isn't for "how to lemmy" questions.

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A broken knuckle and getting stabbed in the face with a semi-sharp sword that resulted in a hospital visit were my worst!

I'm sorry this happened to you. It does sound like you and your group went way too far for the equipment you were using.

Usually theres a tradeoff between historical accuracy, safety equipment and sparring intensity.

If you have no adequate hand protection for historical reasins, you either need lower intensity or explicitly forbid hand hits.

If you want to fight at full intensity of you need to fall back on less accurate protection and maybe even still adjust rulesets.

If you want accurate swords with no rolled / flared point, you must change how thrusting works.

I got a fencing mask imprinted on my forehead once because we also went too intense with polearms for the gear we had.

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Ich finds einfach gut die Sprache zu übernehmen. Wenn ich sag vegane Bratwurst weiß jeder was es ist und wie es zuzubereiten ist.

Wenn ich soja gewürzbratzylinder im reispapiermantel sage komm ich mir vor wie ein ich_iel user Ü

Yeee got it :D

Read the title again, then read the comment again.

Yeah fuckin classic.

Especiay after the continuous mismanagement scandals in that sector. Navy helicopters not fit to fly over water was my favourite.

I feel like it would've made sense to include some real examples. Otherwise this just reads very.. made up? :'D

Not sure how to explain, but the simplistic nature of the stories you use as examples make the whole text feel a bit like an angry strawman argument even though it probably makes some good points.

Oh I'm the older folks now :(