It's a Thug's Life in the IRS

Look, I get it, the state needs to threaten people with violence in order to coerce them into paying taxes. If we're going to give people guns and send them out to threaten peaceful people could we at least hire competent individuals:

Special agents at the IRS accidentally shot their firearms 11 times between 2009 and 2011, and at least three of the cases “may have resulted in property damage or personal injury.”

Agents actually fired their guns accidently more often than they intentionally fired them in the field, according to an audit by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA).

Emphasis mine. Give a man a gun and he's held accountable for his actions. Give a man a gun and a badge and he's unaccountable for anything. I still think gun control advocates should be focusing their efforts on these unaccountable government thugs instead of people like me. If I negligently discharged a firearm in public I'd be brought up on charges yet government agents who negligently discharge their firearm in public are let off. Who's more dangerous, the accountable individual or the unaccountable thug?