it reminds me of what they said about Stalin in the gulags, it was never his fault, "once Stalin hears about this he'll be horrified and free us"
they didn't actually know who the fuck this guy was when they killed him and they treated him like they would anyone, this only came up when they had to try and smear him with anything. If he was "a known baddie" they'd have released it right after he died. remember how they immediately talked about arresting and releasing the lesbian the day before she ended up killed? that meant they knew who they were dealing with somewhat, and could be explained why they treated her the way they did. With this guy they really had such little clue it took them a week to find something to pin on him.
Another thing to point out is that these aren't known trouble makers, its not like when people look into mass shooters and everyone they knew thought they were unhinged psychos, even their parents wanting them institutionalized.
These are just genuinely good people who got murdered. miggers were making a whole thing out of the maryland dad, but it really shows how dishonest they are that they're doing the same shit out of just a gun owning white dude who works at a VA hospital, i wouldn't be shocked if his social media showed he was actually conservative at some point in his life.
I'm more than happy to concede the guy was a retard, especially with the vandalism and provoking. But the time to shoot a violent retard is when they're committing violence, like waving a gun around. He was pinned, disarmed and incapacitated when he was shot. Whatever threat he posed at that moment had been neutralized. Doesn't matter what anyone's opinion is, there's going to be a payout and it will be the tax payer that ends up paying for it.
Leaving politics out of this, the issue is the hiring standards and the training. Any team is only as good as it's least capable member, you can only move at the speed of your slowest. US wants to crack down on immigration, fine, hire capable people and train them well.
I would have thought the USA learned it's mistake with this type of thing after the disaster that was McNamara's Morons (for the miggers reading the thread this was an act of Democrat idiocy so I'm not being a partisan dickrider), but the issue with ICE isn't that they're an SS, or Gestapo, it's they've hired a lot of people way below the standard people should have been recruited at and given them little to no effective training.
As much as the focus is currently on the killings, I'm curious to know what the cost is going to be for accidents; slips, falls, car crashes, accidental firearm discharges etc. And because there hasn't been effective training and there hasn't been effective oversight from the US government, what are going to be the future litigation and compensation costs for these accidents? Are the US tax payers going to be happy footing the bill for even more debt because people not up to standard were hired, not trained properly and as a result injured themselves, others and damaged property through incompetence?
I do not envy the poor bastards in legal or health and safety that are going to have to deal with that shit.