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These are supposed to be nonlethal weapons. when used on humans theyre supposed to hurt badly, knock you down, send you fleeing. theyre not supposed to kill you even though the pain is so bad you wish they did. the argument for nonlethal weapons development is in the criminal justice field, the military field, there may be times when you need to and want to use force but dont want to kill people. therefore in an instance where you might otherwise use live ammunition to shoot and kill, you instea...

Beam that heats the air around it so quickly, for lack of better phrase, it makes the air explode. these are supposed to be nonlethal weapons. when used on humans theyre supposed it hurt badly, knock you down, send you fleeing. theyre not supposed to kill you, though the pain is so bad you wish they did. the argument for nonlethal weapons development is in the criminal justice field, the military field, there may be times when you need to and want to use force but dont want to kill people. there...

Beam that heats the air around it so quickly, for lack of better phrase, it makes the air explode. these are supposed to be nonlethal weapons. when used on humans theyre supposed it hurt badly, knock you down, send you fleeing. theyre not supposed to kill you, though the pain is so bad you wish they did. the argument for nonlethal weapons development is in the criminal justice field, the military field, there may be times when you need to and want to use force but dont want to kill people. there...

So-called giant pain ray. its technically called the active denial system, but really the nickname pain ray is so much more descriptive. this giant satellite looking thing, it shoots electromagnetic radiation at a target, also known as a human. its intended to cause a lot of pain. the top layer of skin is supposed to absorb the radioactive rays and get very hot. in tests people could endure the pain ray for about three seconds. nobody lasted more than five seconds. so it hurts a whole heck of a ...

So-called giant pain ray. its technically called the active denial system, but really the nickname pain ray is so much more descriptive. this giant satellite looking thing, it shoots electromagnetic radiation at a target, also known as a human. its intended to cause a lot of pain. the top layer of skin is supposed to absorb the radioactive rays and get very hot. in tests people could endure the pain ray for about three seconds. nobody lasted more than five seconds. so it hurts a whole heck of a ...

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