spliffy, this is a general order in the army:
I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved.
Now, do you have anything else to troll about?
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You are apparently agreeing with me here. The video evidence shows that they waited until the guards walked away from their posts to make their move. The decision to breech the door/window was made by individuals and that decision comes with the responsibility to accept the consequences. Ms Babbitt made the decision, and suffered the consequences of that decision.
I do not agree that had the officers been there, none of that would have happened, which is what you stated earlier.
My comment about their adrenaline being high was just me being facetious, but that doesn't come through via a text based discussion. In any case, the video shows that they made their move after the officers moved, but doesn't indicate that they were waiting for that. My point is that they were going to try and storm through no matter who was there because they had stormed their way to that point already.
I did.
You rejected that explanation, and provided one of your own: "They simply walked away from your post."
Given that this is what you believe, why would one of them say "they're ready to roll" before wandering off for his lunch break or whatever you think he was doing? What could that possibly mean? And who was "they"?