He was an assassin. That's why. I saw the whole thing. It was a total setup.
We're not supposed to believe what we saw with out own eyes.
This wasn't a split-second act of defense.
He aimed at her for at least 30 seconds drawing a bead on her all the while attempting to hide his face from cameras.
He aimed to kill.....a woman he could have subdued easily.
He did his duty as a Capitol cop protecting those in his charge from the rabid mob. You hate that, we get it.
The fact the rabid mob stopped shows that it was not necessary to shoot Ashli in the neck.
A shot to the floor would have had a better effect as far as defense.
The murder was superfluous and without authorization.
They didn't stop but you know that. You also didn't address my previous question about your right to shoot an intruder coming into your house. Why not?
The protestors did stop after the shot.
The window was still broken out, and anyone could have gone through, but no one did.
They still came in.
You have the right to shoot intruders coming to your house only if they are a threat to your or your privacy.
You can not shoot them if the building is owned by the public and is not private, nor can you shoot them if their intent is not harmful.
So you have to ask their intent before shooting someone? You also most certainly can shoot someone breaking into a business you are protecting if they are coming at you AND you do not have to ask intent.
They did not still come in after the shot.
They stayed in the ante chamber and not where the shot was fired.
YES! You most certainly DO have to ask intent before shooting anyone.
You can not just shoot someone who is breaking in to your business.
You are required to give verbal warning and find out if they have a legal justification.
From the nonsense you wrote, then you would have a right to kill every cop serving a no-knock warrant or a child stealing apples from your yard.