I don't know anything about choke holds or Marines (my uncle was one and didn't talk about it) but I believe the killing was unintentional. I'm not sure it's even criminal. Maybe better education is needed when training on these choke hold maneuvers? I would expect no veteran to ever repeat it.

I don't trust any promises from the Trump party.

CEO's are easily replaced. This won't help us change the company's policies.

I drink around 8 cups of coffee per day. I'd never get anything done if I was going out for it. 😅

That's not calling out evil, that's being evil.
Let's consider the wider implications of this please. This looked like a professional hit. We commoners didn't get anything out of this.

The point here is about murder in broad daylight by a possible professional hitman regardless of who was targeted. This is not a good development for public safety and national security. Things like this can start a trend. It's not good at all.