Someone trying to invade your country to kill people is not grounds for lethal force?
You can't possibly be serious.
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by JumpCrisscross on Thursday March 07, 2024 @12:44AM
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> Someone trying to invade your country to kill people is not grounds for lethal force?
Sure it is. But that’s not what you described—the border guards did not have enough information to conclude—as judge, jury and executioner—that they were trying to kill people.
Again, what border? between which countries? is there an army on the other side? are you serious? The United States does not recognize the State of Palestine, and therefore there is no border is there? so these people where fenced into an area that is occupied by Israel. If they tried to get out, they were trying to escape their Concentration Camp.
It’s not. But it’s not grounds for lethal force. Audible warnings, warning shots and non-lethal rounds were the right moves.