 BobbyRutan says: Enter your street and zip code to find out. Depending on the quality and materials used on the construction of homes the damage can be from minimal to catastrophic. In the case of the average American suburban home it would be the latter due to the fact they are made of light and highly flammable materials. Dual purpose munitions would upon impacting hard surfaces, like automobiles tops, support beams, or the foundation would directed streams of metal and explosives, a HEAT warhead, burning everything in its path.. Those that do not explode that way may rebound and explode showering everything in deadly shrapnel, shredding weak side walls and people to oblivion. And thats not counting the fact that about half of the munitions will fa... Thanks ratilfar, I suggest going to the website since the field where you enter your street address and zip code does not work through the clip. Imagine all the yards in your neighborhood full of bomblets waiting to be triggered. Look around the average city block and you won't find much that at .50 caliber machine gun bullet won't e able to get through. Marble - lots of good fragments. Wood, wallbaord, neon, concrete - lots of good things that can help kill. Perhaps you should concentrate your fury on the .50 caliber machine gun bullets produced in the thousands (tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands?) every day. Want to be an apologist for some anti-semites who want to kill jews? Well, here you are. Another nonsense post by Clipmarks one and only Colorado Wrong. Chilling, Bobby. Finally I agree with ColoradoWrong on something. I concur that we spend way to much of our Treasury on wasteful military spending when we could alleviate hunger in the entire world (many times over for the price we paid to fight a war based on lies in Iraq). |
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