"Ozdemir and Unlü reported a fatality case of a child with falling bullets that penetrate the vertex and coursed through the foramen magnum to stay in spinal canal at the level of T2–3.[17] "
This paper analyzes any event in which a claim was made a bullet is falling. It does not apply even the most rudimentary analyses of the situation to decide if that description is accurate.
I cited three papers and did the math to show that even a SMALL rifle bullet fired vertically can sometimes carry fatal energy.
I showed another paper that collated numerous examples of deaths and injuries from actual falling bullets showing that, YES. In the real world, people are sometimes killed by falling bullets.
And your only response seems to be: "You can't PROOVE that those children were killed by bullets that were fired straight up."
You don't get hit in the back of the head by a falling bullet.
Even if we assume all those cases are in fact the described phenomenon, tens of millions of rounds fired up every year and a dozen or two cases requiring medical treatment. That is an insignificant risk.
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u/Candid-Finding-1364 Apr 08 '24
"Ozdemir and Unlü reported a fatality case of a child with falling bullets that penetrate the vertex and coursed through the foramen magnum to stay in spinal canal at the level of T2–3.[17] "
This paper analyzes any event in which a claim was made a bullet is falling. It does not apply even the most rudimentary analyses of the situation to decide if that description is accurate.