"...the low power taser..."

I've noticed this phrase "...the low power taser..." being used by many of the pro-taser minions and spokespuppets. The words 'low power' always struck me as odd. Why do these people quote supposed evidence to support their argument and then slip-in the extra words 'low power' ?

Apparently, the 'low power' tasers are the older models that predate the M26 (introduced in 1999) and the X26 (introduced in 2003). The M26 and X26 are the "high power" tasers. I don't speak for other taser critics, but the only tasers that I'm concerned with are the M26 and especially the X26.

So if you are reading an argument from a pro-taser spokespuppet, and they slip the words 'low power' into their argument, then you know that their evidence is hopelessly obsolete and has nothing to do with the debate about the high power M26 and X26 tasers.

I suspect that this is not an innocent mistake on their part...