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<blockquote data-quote="orkan" data-source="post: 706615" data-attributes="member: 25377"><p>Actually, we're judging him from behind our keyboards as well. Everyone judges everyone else. I don't have a problem with that. What matters is that he's judging someone, and then clearly wants to keep them from doing something as a result of that judgement. </p><p></p><p>Forming an opinion about something isn't wrong. In fact, its very American and should continue. <strong>Acting on that opinion to restrict someone else,</strong> well that's not in the best interest of the sport. Not even a little bit. Especially when that restriction is being encouraged from within the shooting community, targeted at other shooters. What's worse yet is a knee-jerk reaction to emerging technologies without understanding in the slightest what they are truly capable of. </p><p></p><p>Really, it boils down to people wanting others to travel the hard road they traveled in the past for no other reason than they <strong>had</strong> to travel it. That, combined with a bit of ego in that it's nice to be one of the few that can effectively shoot at long ranges consistently. This happens with every advancement in technology, and in every field... not just shooting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="orkan, post: 706615, member: 25377"] Actually, we're judging him from behind our keyboards as well. Everyone judges everyone else. I don't have a problem with that. What matters is that he's judging someone, and then clearly wants to keep them from doing something as a result of that judgement. Forming an opinion about something isn't wrong. In fact, its very American and should continue. [B]Acting on that opinion to restrict someone else,[/B] well that's not in the best interest of the sport. Not even a little bit. Especially when that restriction is being encouraged from within the shooting community, targeted at other shooters. What's worse yet is a knee-jerk reaction to emerging technologies without understanding in the slightest what they are truly capable of. Really, it boils down to people wanting others to travel the hard road they traveled in the past for no other reason than they [B]had[/B] to travel it. That, combined with a bit of ego in that it's nice to be one of the few that can effectively shoot at long ranges consistently. This happens with every advancement in technology, and in every field... not just shooting. [/QUOTE]
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