First off, let me say this first because I think that it is the most important. The shooting and death of the woman that was shot inside of the U.S. Capitol back on "January 6th, 2021" was without question tragic, terrible, and it definitely should not have happened and I absolutely mean all of that, and I want to make that absolutely clear to everyone before I continue with the rest of this thread/poll.
That being said, Do you yourself think that the police officer that shot the woman inside of the U.S. Capitol back on "January 6th, 2021" during the U.S. Captiol attack was justified for shooting her ?
My own Answer is "Yes" and the reason why is because I have actually seen the footage of her when she was shot and I hope to God that I never see it or anything like it ever again for the rest of my life. She was literally breaking a window with a group of people next to her who were trying to breaking open a door to get into an area and the police officer that shot her was on the other side of that door and was practically almost screaming at her (and at them) not to enter or he would fire and she still broke open that window and started to go through it anyway which is when he pointed his gun at her and then fired (when you are inside of a building that you should not even be in in the first place and you are breaking a window to get into an area and there is a police officer on the other side pointing a gun at you and at others with you and almost screaming at you and them that if you enter then he would fire and you still break open that window and start going through it anyway, what the hell do you think is then going to happen ?).
Again, her shooting and death was indeed without question tragic, terrible, and it definitely should not have happened but the police officer that shot her warned her (and the others with her) repeatedly not to enter or he would fire and she still did anyway, the police officer was right for shooting her, it was justified, and the real truth is that she (and the others with her) should not have even been in that building in the first place.
I realize that there will be a heck of a lot of people who will disagree with me about that (I am sure that some of them will consider my reason for my answer being "Yes" to be insensitive and horrific) but that is just how I myself feel about it (again, I saw the footage of her when she was shot and everything that I saw in it tells me that it was justified).
That being said, I want to make it clear again for the third and final time because it's very important. Her shooting and death was without question tragic, terrible, and it most definitely should not have happened. I absolutely mean that.
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That being said, Do you yourself think that the police officer that shot the woman inside of the U.S. Capitol back on "January 6th, 2021" during the U.S. Captiol attack was justified for shooting her ?
My own Answer is "Yes" and the reason why is because I have actually seen the footage of her when she was shot and I hope to God that I never see it or anything like it ever again for the rest of my life. She was literally breaking a window with a group of people next to her who were trying to breaking open a door to get into an area and the police officer that shot her was on the other side of that door and was practically almost screaming at her (and at them) not to enter or he would fire and she still broke open that window and started to go through it anyway which is when he pointed his gun at her and then fired (when you are inside of a building that you should not even be in in the first place and you are breaking a window to get into an area and there is a police officer on the other side pointing a gun at you and at others with you and almost screaming at you and them that if you enter then he would fire and you still break open that window and start going through it anyway, what the hell do you think is then going to happen ?).
Again, her shooting and death was indeed without question tragic, terrible, and it definitely should not have happened but the police officer that shot her warned her (and the others with her) repeatedly not to enter or he would fire and she still did anyway, the police officer was right for shooting her, it was justified, and the real truth is that she (and the others with her) should not have even been in that building in the first place.
I realize that there will be a heck of a lot of people who will disagree with me about that (I am sure that some of them will consider my reason for my answer being "Yes" to be insensitive and horrific) but that is just how I myself feel about it (again, I saw the footage of her when she was shot and everything that I saw in it tells me that it was justified).
That being said, I want to make it clear again for the third and final time because it's very important. Her shooting and death was without question tragic, terrible, and it most definitely should not have happened. I absolutely mean that.