understanding dialogue

There's this piece of dialogue that I just can't understand:

"They kill people with no hesitation! こんな目にあわされて。。。It's no use!"

What is that part in the middle supposed to mean? Does it mean something like "you see it with your own eyes"? If it just mean to make eye contact, then it doesn't make sense at all.

Context: A witnesses someone being killed, attempts to negotiate, was told this by B.

Thanks in advance!

こんな目　is a phrase of such a (miserable) situation (condition, experience, occasion, etc.).
it uses as こんな目にあう.
other similar words are 痛い目にあう、つらい目にあう, 悲しい目にあう、etc.

While me/目 literally means "eye," it can also be used to mean "situation," and 「〜前にあう」means "to have/encounter a 〜 situation."

So given the context of the dialogue, 「こんな目にあわされて．．．」 would mean "To be put into such a situation...," Since we're talking about people being killed, a more natural-sounding translation would be "To have such a horrible thing done to them..."