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I realize it's attractive to think you're in a category that's way smarter than the rest of the sheeple, but do you really have to pile up kids' corpses to use as a pulpit to preach your gospel of "Look at me, I know what's going on!"?
I want to pretend that low lives like some of the people on this thread don't exist.
There is an ignore feature, but unfortunately, the ghouls (and their morbid and sick fascination with dead babies and conspiracy theories) will still exist.
My heart breaks for all those parents who lost their babies, and for the family members of the staff who died; every time something like this comes up, it must be like having to relive the nightmare over and over and over.
Yet another example of (as I've said before) survivors and family members of tragedies making it one of their missions to infringe on the public's freedoms by restricting weapons and curtailing access to records.
The only thing done incorrectly in this case was to wait this long to release what is public information. I noticed that the NBC Nightly News patted themselves on the back for their decision not to air the tapes. So did Matt Lauer this morning after prefacing the statement by saying that if there had been any news in the tapes or any info that might have helped people in the future, they would have released them.
What??
Memo to the blowhards at NBC (and Lauer): We do not need Rehema Ellis, you, or any other NBC staff listening to tapes to discern what, if anything, should be disseminated to the public, and screening that public information for us.
The collective ego of these control freaks is nothing short of stunning.
I'm just wondering how fudged in the head someone has to be to claim that it's a giant conspiracy and that thousands and thousands of extended families needed to be faked and that the kids weren't really killed or never really existed based upon pictures of kids off the internet that "kinda" look like them.
Gee, billions of pictures of kids on the internet and if one remotely looks like another....conspiracy!
If it's really a govt. plan you just find some mentally unstable person and put them up to it using drugs\suggestion etc.
OR
You can make an elaborate ruse involving the cooperation of thousands and thousands of paid actors etc.
Honestly, if one of my friends described the second scenario to me I would stop inviting them around to my house and suggest they get help as it's illogically bizarre.
I'm just wondering how fudged in the head someone has to be to claim that it's a giant conspiracy and that thousands and thousands of extended families needed to be faked and that the kids weren't really killed or never really existed based upon pictures of kids off the internet that "kinda" look like them.
Gee, billions of pictures of kids on the internet and if one remotely looks like another....conspiracy!
If it's really a govt. plan you just find some mentally unstable person and put them up to it using drugs\suggestion etc.
OR
You can make an elaborate ruse involving the cooperation of thousands and thousands of paid actors etc.
Honestly, if one of my friends described the second scenario to me I would stop inviting them around to my house and suggest they get help as it's illogically bizarre.
These losers don't have any friends, that's why they can spend all day on conspiracy sites and then spread their filth and stupidity here.
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People who write off "conspiracy theorists" could at least acknowledge the victims were out of line by lining up to use this event to further a political cause to grab guns, no?
That's the problem I have with them and this whole incident.
I realize it's attractive to think you're in a category that's way smarter than the rest of the sheeple, but do you really have to pile up kids' corpses to use as a pulpit to preach your gospel of "Look at me, I know what's going on!"?
Actually, that's not where I'm coming from. I found it very bizarre that they families of all 26 victims were so calm.
When I put myself in that frame of mind, I'd be heart-broken, confused, and angry. These are emotions described by several individuals who have lost loved ones due to someone else's violent stupidity.
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Originally Posted by Mathguy
I'm just wondering how fudged in the head someone has to be to claim that it's a giant conspiracy and that thousands and thousands of extended families needed to be faked and that the kids weren't really killed or never really existed based upon pictures of kids off the internet that "kinda" look like them.
Gee, billions of pictures of kids on the internet and if one remotely looks like another....conspiracy!
If it's really a govt. plan you just find some mentally unstable person and put them up to it using drugs\suggestion etc.
OR
You can make an elaborate ruse involving the cooperation of thousands and thousands of paid actors etc.
Honestly, if one of my friends described the second scenario to me I would stop inviting them around to my house and suggest they get help as it's illogically bizarre.
The reason I started questioning whether or not this was real was due to the fact that the reaction from the family members of these victims. They were so calm and under control. And when they "cried" tears never fell from their eyes. It was crocodile tears.
And it's not that it's random pictures, it's a group of portraits done by a photographer. How ironic is it that all 20 of the kids look similar to the 20 portraits that this photographer did?
When I initially heard this story, I felt pain and anger. I strongly believe mass shootings like this, Columbine, Batman shootings in Aurora, CO could be prevented.
Columbine: Eric and Dylan wrote several gory and homicidal stories. The blog that Eric kept stated that he was going to kill one of his classmates. They blogged about the pipe bombs and how great it would be to get revenge from their bullies. The authorities knew about it, as well as their parents.
Batman shooting: James Holmes' psychiatrist (who worked at the university) warned those above her of James' homicidal thoughts and the threat to kill her. She was aware that nothing was done, so why didn't she go to the authorities? Or at least get him locked up (until medical treatment can be done) for threatening to kill her?
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Originally Posted by dman72
These losers don't have any friends, that's why they can spend all day on conspiracy sites and then spread their filth and stupidity here.
Like I told Mathguy, the reason I started questioning whether or not this was real was due to the fact that the reaction from the family members of these victims. They were so calm and under control. And when they "cried" tears never fell from their eyes. It was crocodile tears.
Why is it that they ALL reacted the same? Think back to when family members speak out about their loved ones who were violently murdered. They describe the same 3 emotions: confusion, anger, and sadness…
People who write off "conspiracy theorists" could at least acknowledge the victims were out of line by lining up to use this event to further a political cause to grab guns, no?
That's the problem I have with them and this whole incident.
Really?
If I were to lose a family member to something preventable and correctable (say drunk driving), or to lose a child or have a child suffer at the hands of a child molester, I would guarantee that I would be at the forefront of any campaign to prevent it from happening to another family.
There are lots of parents who have become activists after losing a child (Polly Klass' father for one, as well as John Walsh and the mothers who advocated for the Amber Alert and Megan's Law).
I imagine, that for these parents, becoming activists is how they manage to survive a parent's worst nightmare.
Whether it happened or not - legitimately or not, for that matter - is not the point.
Just prove to me that there will not be fallout in America like that which happened following the shootings in Dunblane, Hungerford and Cumbria.
Sorry, I can't tell the future. FWIW, I see nothing wrong with tighter gun control laws especially in the wake of horrific tragedies like the above. The difference between them and our country? The three you mentioned learned their lesson after the first time. Us? We're like 12 year old adolescents who don't learn.
People who write off "conspiracy theorists" could at least acknowledge the victims were out of line by lining up to use this event to further a political cause to grab guns, no?
That's the problem I have with them and this whole incident.
Out of line??? Why? Should we not seek to improve our society? It is blatantly obvious we have serious issues in this society which leads to these types of shootings. Burying your head in the sand isn't going to change a damn thing.
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