Humberto

Humberto, I think this case context really matters.

Like if you look, I mean, I'm all for the Second Amendment.

But if you look at every federal building, all right, guns are not allowed.

All right.

And this is a federal interaction with a federal officer.

Like we made the rules.

So people that are going to have an interaction with the federal government don't have guns on them.

You know what I mean?

And the second thing is the context of a riot.

Like, I don't know if any of you guys been inside of a riot, like things and what Tom said, like time moves faster than it actually moves in real life.

Like these are split second decisions, one gun going off like the whole like a riot.

I don't know if you guys seen when there's like big

stampedes of people and people get trampled like one thing that goes wrong it will trigger the whole crowd and people are going to go crazy it's a big tragedy every time an american life is lost doesn't matter which side it is for sure like i'm gonna i'm gonna take that that to the grave you know like it's a big strategy but in a in a context of a riot in a con in the context of an interaction with a federal officer i think it is it's terrible that that doesn't