I think what you mean is that in most of the world, that’s the policy, at least to a first approximation. And so it is in the United States. What I’m saying is that a motorcycle fleeing a traffic stop at 150 mph in a residential area in broad daylight satisfies the spirit of the rule that says “guns holstered until there’s a threat.”
I’m aware that there are enormous systemic problems with police and guns, and that those problems are worse in the US than in any other country like it. This wasn’t a manifestation of those systemic problems.
