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blueiron · 10-05-2012, 19:41

http://www.kpho.com/story/19750668/f...rder-shootings

What does one say to the Agent[s] who fired and later realizes what he/she did? What can one do for that Agent[s]? What if that were me who fired?

All rhetorical questions posted here for consideration, of course, but it was always a concern of mine when I was in the military, on patrol, with the tactical team, and with the Feds.

Of course, we sympathize for Agent Ivie's family and friends, but what about the Agent[s] who fired? It is my fervent hope that the Agent[s] get help and are able to survive.

What a truly horrible living hell.

10-05-2012, 19:41	#1
blueiron Street Person Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: On the corner of Gang and Ghetto Posts: 12,159	What do you say? http://www.kpho.com/story/19750668/f...rder-shootings What does one say to the Agent[s] who fired and later realizes what he/she did? What can one do for that Agent[s]? What if that were me who fired? All rhetorical questions posted here for consideration, of course, but it was always a concern of mine when I was in the military, on patrol, with the tactical team, and with the Feds. Of course, we sympathize for Agent Ivie's family and friends, but what about the Agent[s] who fired? It is my fervent hope that the Agent[s] get help and are able to survive. What a truly horrible living hell. __________________ Imported from the future in 1984. Returned to the past in 2007 Dear God, this is one of the dumbest ideas I've ever heard. It's got to rank right up there with CALEA. -Pepper45