[DCBryan1]

That right there is criminal intent. Hope those ATF guys all eat a bullet.

[Gaffer]

Sons of the ATF liberty folks from Ruby Ridge and Waco.

All they had to do was show cause in a letter or peaceful in-person interview WHY they believed he was in the business of selling firearms like an FFL but didn’t have one.

If it is legal to sell guns privately at a gun show, then they should have proved their contention before murdering the man.

Just like RR and WACO, the ATF had multiple opportunities to act nonviolently. But they chose not to. Murderers. Lon Horiuchi would be proud of them.

[Carl Vehse]

"That right there is criminal intent. Hope those ATF guys all eat a bullet."

Much better would be that these ATF agents are justly tried, convicted, and sentenced for 1st degree murder. The trial court transcript should serve as precedent for any future ATF or other Deep State assassinations of U.S. citizens

[MachIV]

Remember the advice of the late G Gordon Liddy. 😏

[OHPatriot]

Every last one of these “brave” ATF agents need their names and pictures posted. This was premeditated murder. Covering a ring camera shows intent.

[zeugma]

It is extremely unlikely that the 53-year-old airport executive knew he was trading gunfire with federal agents. It is far more likely Malinowski believed he was defending himself and his wife from armed home invaders.

Is there a difference?

That right there is criminal intent. Hope those ATF guys all eat a bullet.

Yup. too bad the homeowner didn't kill any of them. I'd cheer and no-bill him if I was on a grand jury.