If by "extremely high likelihood" you mean "a remote but non zero chance" then I agree. It's obviously too high a chance to take when it could result in someone's death, but there's just to much empty space between people to make it likely he would hit someone.
EvilHankVenture
joined 3 years ago
I was drunk and surfing the internet on my laptop when I got frustrated with windows crashing constantly. An hour later I had installed Linux. Half of that time was backing up my files.
Then wouldn't they do better in team sports than individual sports?
I'm not defending shooting into the air, I'm just disputing the "extremely high likelihood" that you will hit a person.