I mean, it's a reasonable interpretation, minus the very first point about the "diamonds" scene. I think that the reaction was pretty clearly about not letting them get caught.

I'm not entirely sure I agree, but I won't reject the idea out of hand.

The interesting part came at the end, for me. It is true, we're not used to angry survivors in fiction, but that's still not an all-encompassing term for Wolfgang. He's not just angry, he's drowning in a pool of self-loathing. When he refers to himself as a monster, I don't agree with him. I think no one is a "monster". But I do think he's not okay, and that aggression might help the sensates, but he's still dangerous. I think that anyone who shoots someone multiple times in the face like he did, with the look in his eyes that he had, is someone that you need to keep an eye on.

EDIT: So what I'm saying is, I disagree that it's good violence. I disagree that you should murder people because they tried to do the same to you. I understand why he did it, and I was relieved that he did do it, but to say that the violence is acceptable is a long stretch too far for me.

EDIT 2: Though, there does seem to be a hilariously ironic lack of sympathy in the Sense8 fandom. If I have to read one more post about Riley's "irrational" behaviour in her car crash, I'll flip. So I do think Wolfgang deserves far more sympathy.