McDad
I can't brain today; I has the dumb.
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This thing is getting stranger by the minute. You were on top of this.
This isn’t some conspiracy. Guarantee the kid has had CPS/juvenile issues it’s just not been released. The only “weird” part is the money used to buy guns but it’s likely he stole it or his grandad was involved in drugsProblem in that calculus is that at least so far, the shooter does not seem to have had any psychiatric care or any known flags that would have been in a database. If I am running an op to create something like this, you dont create shooter from scratch, you find the already broken and give them a "push". So how would the tinfoil team have identified this guy as a useful tool in the first place? Some info may well come out as this goes on however.
I have an open mind and some things here are looking a bit fishy but there can certainly be other explanations. An op like this is significantly different (at least in moral lines crossed) than something like the Whitmer kidnap plot.
Agreed. I wouldn't think the cops would stand around and even take the time put up police tape before engaging the shooter. Also some time would have to pass before the parents could even get there.We do realize that even though cops are outside at the very moment of this video, that doesn’t mean cops aren’t also inside. Those two things can both be true.
This isn’t some conspiracy. Guarantee the kid has had CPS/juvenile issues it’s just not been released. The only “weird” part is the money used to buy guns but it’s likely he stole it or his grandad was involved in drugs
Meh. The 18th once existed as well. I just don't think that people that benefit from the theft from others, BY a third party should be voting to increase/continue said theft when they have no skin in the game. Just like... and this is NEVER gonna happen.... members of congress should never get a pay increase/benefits unless passed by the people whom they represent. Imagine if you could tell your boss that he is going to pay you more. How awesome would THAT be?24th Amendment?
So in your opinion, what you’re saying is the 19 dead kids are a necessary sacrifice as opposed to having highly trained armed ex military soldiers there to protect them? Please clear that up Luther because that’s exactly what you just saidI think the risk of the gun being misused far outweighs any potential benefit.
Eliminate the income tax and go to a consumption tax. Everyone pays. Problem solved.Meh. The 18th once existed as well. I just don't think that people that benefit from the theft from others, BY a third party should be voting to increase/continue said theft when they have no skin in the game. Just like... and this is NEVER gonna happen.... members of congress should never get a pay increase/benefits unless passed by the people whom they represent. Imagine if you could tell your boss that he is going to pay you more. How awesome would THAT be?
I've always been entertained by the cognitive dissonance it must take to want to ban guns because they are bad, defund (or even disband) the police because they are bad, and think that the only people allowed to have guns are the police and military.Narrative just changed from "ban firearms" to "defund the police," left wing media has to make sure to touch all the bases. Does anybody else think the shooter has a Trump copycat haircut, Donald has to take some blame for this too?
Turns out it wasn't just 1 cop. There were multiple officers that seemed to only care about restraining parents.
Video proof (very hard to watch)
IF this was taken while the hostage situation was ongoing it is infuriating. The visual of armed sheriff deputies with rifles and tactical gear performing crowd control while there is an active shooter in the school executing kids is absurd.
I agree with this but at the same time it’s hard to think of myself staying outside while listening to shots being fired inside. Truth be told, the crime was active at that point and therefore no need to secure a crime scene that was unfinished. Half the cops should’ve stayed outside to protect the parents from entering and the other half enter ready to engage. Every cruiser has an AR-15 and/or shotgun equipped to handle this situation. No excuse for them ALL to let it happen. JMOJesus Christ. No one understand setting up a perimeter to secure the scene? You can’t just let anyone walk in and out if a crime scene especially an active shooter situation
But if there were officers engaged with the suspect inside what would these officers do besides try to secure the crowd. They can’t just let them rush in on the officers and the suspect. Also not every hicktown agency has rifles in their cruisersI agree with this but at the same time it’s hard to think of myself staying outside while listening to shots being fired inside. Truth be told, the crime was active at that point and therefore no need to secure a crime scene that was unfinished. Half the cops should’ve stayed outside to protect the parents from entering and the other half enter ready to engage. Every cruiser has an AR-15 and/or shotgun equipped to handle this situation. No excuse for them ALL to let it happen. JMO
I agree it is not a good look but also ask what do you do? There isn’t a memo stating we are certain there is only one shooter and we are sure the scenario is that simple.
Some degree of order has to be created in an already chaotic situation. Do you let parents run into the building? I am asking.