Conservative65
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Wrong.I've seen countless liberals complain about the supposed "intel failures" that lead to Orlando.
There's no actual evidence of any "intel failures", though.
It not the intel failure but the reality they knew the guy was a threat and did not keep him under surveillance or worked on busting him for the threat he was.
They investigated him at least three times, and his statements and pledges made it clear he was unstable and the fact he had contact with a known terrorist made him a possible threat.
When there is smoke there most likely a blaze that could kill many.
The FBI need to do a better job and if the Congress has to allow the FBI to flag those people like the Orlando shooter while making sure the FBI has the resources and trained staff to investigate those like the Orlando shooter.
In the United States we have two fundamental legal principles: presumption of innocence and due process of law.
The FBI, as is the case with all other law enforcement entities, may investigate suspected criminal activity to the extent that the evidence warrants it.
When there is no evidence to justify an investigation, the investigation ends, and appropriately so.
“When there is smoke there most likely a blaze that could kill many.”
This is known as presumption of guilt, contrary to our fundamental principles of law and justice.
Are you one of those that believes people on an FBI watch list shouldn't be denied the ability to buy guns?