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Pros And Cons Of Water Gun Fightss

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I think that people in New York City should be allowed to have water gun fights because It helps build teamwork, problem solving, and friendships. It is diverting because they help bring friends together, and eliminate their enemies.

Some might argue that teens shouldn’t be allowed to have these water gun fights like the high school students in New York, because they might stimulate bad ideas, and might cause big fights in “who shot who first’, also there is the danger of getting hurt while shooting someone, or falling while trying to dodge a spray of water, but overall, they are harmless because you have to strategize who you have to hunt down and “kill” first, how to get to them, and how to kill them. “I told the driver to pull over to

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