Can you relate to this Afghan man, whom killed a policer officer?

[Anonymous]

If you've dealt with the government and systems, you know how frustrating it is. It's like a rat maze with no cheese. He's been dealing with US Govt and likely post traumatic trauma since 2014 when came to USA. He says he was a translator for the USA, now there's 4 kids and a woman with no father, in addition to the officer and family that died.

What a terrible, difficult job the police have. My condolences to the officer killed and other wounded and the families.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/bodycam-footage-shows-chaotic-moments-leading-up-fatal-officer-involved-shooting

How would you handle irate frustrated people?

Society should study these to determine how to defuse these situations. Easiest solution... start offering food and a social worker to get through the processes? BLM may have some ideas by now.

[OlderAndWiser]

If you reach for a gun when you are surrounded by three police officers. . . there’s no cure for stupid!

[DryGermanGuy]

There was no officer killed. Two officers received minor injuries on their arms, the guy got killed by a third officer. I saw the full video on YouTube.

[Asker]

I stand corrected, you are right!

[purplepoppy]

No I can't. You don't pick up a gun because your stressed or pissed off, it's never going to end well.

[AngryCarl2]

Absolutely, which is why you need to have strict gun control. If I had access to a gun I'd have wiped out the neighbourhood by now.

[exitseven]

I cannot relate to him at all.

[Pterodon]

No I can’t