seamus wrote: » We see continuously that during the initial stages of these things that the number of people involved and the scale of the destruction is usually overstated by around double.
Burial. wrote: » clowns here who went into FB and pulled their entire liked page history just to fit an agenda is just sad.
Skylinehead wrote: » That's not the reason why people are posting FB links on this thread.
Deleted User wrote: » I don't recall anyone saying there were 100+ dead.
thomasj wrote: » According to CBS news, Stephen paddock the chief suspect, 64 years of age wasnt a veteran but living in a retirement communityhttps://secure-fly.cbsnews.com/news/las-vegas-shooting-mandalay-bay-resort-casino/
Gringo180 wrote: » War veteran. Said it earlier.
Gringo180 wrote: War veteran. Said it earlier.
Westernyelp wrote: » Wasn't a veteran. Here's your cookie
Samaris wrote: » That list of facebook likes, was that actually accurate, or was that someone else's? There's been so much misinformation in this thread that I've lost track. Appalling incident, whatever his motives, I'm damn sure they weren't worth the lives of fifty people.
seamus wrote: » You mean to say that a speculative discussion post I made wasn't scalpel accurate?! I'll just go hide under the covers now, I can't deal with the shame of it. Wtf is wrong with you?
BillyBobBS wrote: » The shooting went on for 7-8 minutes before the police got to him (or he ran out of bullets) according to some guy on Fox. I'd be very surprised if the death toll stays in and around 20 considering the size of the crowd and the advantages the shooter had from an elevated firing position in that time.
pilly wrote: » Jesus H Christ, 50 people out enjoying a night out. Sometimes I wonder about the media covering these things at all. I know it's practically impossible now not to cover them but I just feel it gives the fame hungry psycho an outlet.
Maintaining a list like this also punches a hole in the NRA argument that if mass shootings are televised, more mass shootings will occur via copycats. In fact, most of these shootings do not receive more than a day's worth of local coverage. Yet mass shootings continue to occur anyway. We believe mass shootings should receive more publicity, not less.
murpho999 wrote: » Terrible news. No doubt Trump will defend "America's beautiful gun laws and freedom' shortly.
wakka12 wrote: » Youre right, over 50 confirmed dead now. Will easily surpass last years Pulse nightlcub shooting as the deadliest massacre in US history by one man
Hande hoche! wrote: » Would be the deadliest terrorist attack on US soil since 9/11. Christ.
backspin. wrote: » Humans are curious and inquisitive creatures. That's hardly news to you.
gandalf wrote: » There is no justification to allowing an ordinary member of the public to own a fully automatic weapon that can wreak such havoc from a distance in such a short period of time.
BattleCorp wrote: » Any word yet on what this nutjob's motive was?