Feelings about vegas shooter

I don't care because I don't know anyone who died. What he did was pretty badass and it was mostly rednecks who died. But if I knew someone I would hate him.

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  • Caesar009

    Black guy does wrong= let's Blame their race
    Muslim does wrong = let's Curse their religion.
    White guy does wrong= it's ok, he was just Mentally unstable, let's forget about it.

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    • Everyone keeps saying this when there's a white guy that open fires on civilians. I don't get it. Who is saying this stuff? Is it a few people saying it or is it the vast majority because I don't see the vast majority of people claiming he was mentally unstable.

      That aside, I don't see the vast majority of people claiming a black shooter open fired due to their blackness.

      There's also a difference between blaming someone's race and blaming their religion, Muslim beliefs do support the idea in violence to non-believers, that's sonething that can be blamed on their religion.

      I also don't see people waving people a pass if theyve committed crimes when when claimed to be mentally unstable.

      This view that whites are given a pass for crimes while blacks are blamed for their skin is becoming a meme at this point. Lol.

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    • CRAPPUCCINO

      IKR
      wheres the logic in their bullshit?!?!
      This is true evidence!!!

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    • Caesar009

      There’s a clear difference in the way this kind of incident is treated and the way it would be treated if it were actually associated with Islam or Muslims.It would be instantly called an act of domestic or even international terrorism; it wouldn’t be individualized, but collectivized to the entire Muslim community or faith of Islam.In many cases when there is a white mass-shooter or domestic terrorist, we get personal details about them, like the reports that the Las Vegas shooter was a country music fan, But how often do we learn personal details about terrorists and mass killers, or even street criminals in the US, when they are not white? Who gets humanized in news coverage is important ― and telling.
      Just hours after the mass shooting in Vegas, the media was calling Paddock a “lone wolf.” Yet there are clear disparities in who receives this label: After Muslim people commit acts of violence, critics often point to Islam as the root of the problem, and when black people are involved in shootings, they point to the myth of ”black-on-black crime.”
      When white people commit mass violence, however, there is often an emphasis on the fact they were acting alone. The implicit assumption is that they are in no way responsible for representing the larger demographic group they belong to.

      What’s more, the response to the Las Vegas shooter follows another familiar pattern: White violence is often explained away as a mental health issue.

      Trump reportedly already called the Las Vegas shooter “demented,” the Las Vegas mayor called him a “crazed lunatic,” and House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) asked for mental health reform in response to the attack.

      While some perpetrators of terror attacks indeed had histories of mental illness, the problem with consistently portraying white perpetrators as mentally ill is not only that it excuses them to some extent for their actions, but also that it prevents the public from calling for more appropriate policy solutions to the wider, systemic problem of white men and gun violence.

      Though shooting into a crowd of thousands certainly terrorized those who were present, the Las Vegas shooter has not been officially labeled a terrorist.

      When it comes to mass violence by white people, news outlets have repeatedly been criticized for their slowness to label attacks by white perpetrators as “terrorism,” while they’re more likely to use the label when attackers are perceived as nonwhite ― and specifically, Muslim.

      Part of the problem is that officially labeling a violent event is complicated. For officials to label an act as terrorism, the perpetrator has to be motivated by political or ideological beliefs.

      But motive isn’t always easy to determine ― and even when it seems clear, the results aren’t always as expected: Many people condemned the government for not labeling Dylann Roof a terrorist after he killed nine black people in a Charleston church in 2015, even though he said he was there “to shoot black people,” according to witnesses.

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  • RoseIsabella

    I think he was a loser who did a very terrible and despicable thing. He was also an awful coward as he killed himself to avoid facing justice.

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    • Carlton03

      Exactly rose, as soon as I heard he turned the gun on himself I thought exactly the same thing!!!!! FUCKIN COWARD!!!!

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    • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

      dont yall thank he done us a service by offin hisself rather than makin yet another clown show?

      fuck i goes awaya few months and shit falls apart

      aint there enough clown shows?

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      • RoseIsabella

        I don't much like clowns. Okay, actually I don't like clowns at all.

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  • Thatlovelygirl

    I hate the fact that People are still Racist. It's 2017. Worry about your life. We only have one and we are all here to get the best out of it. For me I only see two races. Men and women. But together we are one. Humans.

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  • TimeWizard

    Maybe you need mental help. Clearly you think murder is funny and want to watch people die for no reason.

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  • CozmoWank

    This guy was different in many ways. He used automatic weapons/altered semi autos, he was wealthy, about 30 years older than the normal shooter, and everyone says he seemed like a normal guy outwardly.

    So many seem to have lost a job or relationship and take it out on the world. He didn't seem to have any political beef or have been radicalized. Other than his desire to kill people the guy led an almost enviable life. It's really fucked up. Just wished he stayed home and shot himself.

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    • Carlton03

      He was a bit different to the average I guess, I agree, I understand people go through shit in life, we all do at times but for gods sake those actions are complete unacceptable and physotic, even if people going through crap, there is counseling services out there that may be able to help, just absolutely disgusting to decide to start firing at a bunch of random poor innocent people, I mean maybe he could have been helped had he reached out but if the choice was of what he did and to take his own life obviously taking his own would be preffered, which then would be reported as a sad story on the news.

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      • CozmoWank

        I'm not defending him by any means. I'm just saying he doesn't seem to fit the norm or any specific profile.
        Maybe he was some kind of thrill killer? It wasn't like some guy who snapped and went on a rampage. This took some serious planning. I can never understand what would cause a person to do something like that.

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        • Carlton03

          I understand mate and yes he probably doesn’t, yes perhaps he could be classed as a thrill killer as his suicide was impromptu, he probably planned to stay alive to keep reliving his kills in memory or something, me too man I will never ever understand it!!!! It’s not like a little burst of anger can hit you and you say something nasty to someone close to you etc and then apologise later, like you said the planning and all. SERIOUSLY DISTURBING!!! Hey do you watch criminal minds at all? sounds like you are familiar and are using with some lingo used on that show.

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          • CozmoWank

            I've heard of Criminal Minds but have never watched it. But I have seen my share of crime shows.

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            • Carlton03

              Okay, well it’s really really good mate, maybe give it a try...

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          • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

            its lots harder to 'blend inta the crowd' then some would be lead to believe

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        • Carlton03

          Also what did you think about some of the ideas and measures that could be taken to prevent future events such as the Vegas shooting? It’s in a seperate post here.

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          • Kevinevan

            No measures need to be taken to stop this. If people wanna kill people they will find a way to do it. Taking away freedoms isn't the answer. Stay in australia if you want that shit.

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            • Carlton03

              Yes of course and I’m not blaming the guns, mental health of the individual is the biggest issue here, but some measures do need to be taken, can’t just tragedies like this keep occurring, no need to be a dickhead and tell me to stay in Australia.

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            • CozmoWank

              Even if they banned guns this guy had the money, the time, and the patience to use a 3d printer to make his own arsenal. Plus it's only a matter of time before some nut starts attaching explosives to those drones you can buy at Walmart and start flying them into soft target areas.

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  • rayb12

    If you are amazed by a person shooting a gun out at a crowd of human beings. (Rednecks). I am truly excited for you as you will find this is infact among the least badass things this universe holds

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    • SmokeEverything

      Exactly. There are too many people out there that need to be killed to justify shooting at random people.

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      • rayb12

        Totally not where I was goin with that but ok lol

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  • Pumpurrnickel

    You don't know how many rednecks were there. Even if most of them were, how does it make it okay for them to be killed?

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  • "I don't care but I care enough to say it was cool".

    Edgy edgy boy alert. I can agree you probably don't care, I'd say most of us don't because we are so desensitized, however that doesn't change the fact that you're trying to act cool here. You're not cool.

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  • I think he was set up and there were multiple shooters.

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  • agrace1819

    You should care at least a little bit for the people that were affected/killed. Put yourself in their shoes and I bet that you would want other people to care for your life/safety.

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  • Carlton03

    America should really start by reviewing the gun laws and making the criteria stricter, I think I heard on the news that in some states the checks and laws are very loose, but that’s only a small part to finding a fix to the problem, I mean if he was planning it for ages, who’s to say he wouldn’t have obtained weapons illegally, and look what happened in London, the van incident where the bastards used knives to start stabbing randoms, anyone can buy kitchen knives and cause such chaos, real issue is mental health and terroirism connections/influence, all this needs to be better monitored somehow, obviously knives can’t take as many lives as automatic guns in same time but in these situations even one innocent life lost is too fuckin much, please provide feedback guys if you like, what do you guys think could be a way to prevent these tragedies occurring in future?

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    • Kevinevan

      To answer your question, you can't prevent these things. Life is precious and precarious. Live each day to the fullest

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    • Murun

      Whatever laws change I think it's going to take generations to change America's ingrained gun culture. It's a young country that was founded (invaded and occupied!) with firearms, so people own guns as casually as they own cars.
      One thing I've often heard NRA types quote is the "if guns are outlawed only criminals will have guns" but this incident has made me realise that's a decent option looked at logically.. These mass killings are never done by 'criminals' but invariably erstwhile law-abiding citizens with no more than a parking ticket to their name.

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    • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

      another eurodick heard from

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      • Kevinevan

        Dick yes but Australia is not in Europe fuckwad.

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        • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

          another strayadick heard from

          :)

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    • Kevinevan

      Carlton, restricting freedom is not the answer. We need less gun laws not more. Criminals do not give a fuck about laws. It's illegal to break out a hotel window and start randomly firing into crowds. I guess this asshole failed to comply with those laws as well.

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      • Carlton03

        Yes they don’t but this guy didn’t have a criminal record remember? Here in Australia John Howard brought in stricter gun laws and seized many weapons after the port Arthur massacre, at least it is something and it does help somewhat in preventing these tragedies but is obviously not the full solution, the gun culture needs to change in America in my opinion, but like I said mental health is main issue.

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        • Kevinevan

          What does seizing guns do to help Carlton? So Australia stripped law abiding citizens of weapons, criminals and terrorists still have em and they will damn sure use them when they want.

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          • Carlton03

            Well like I said it’s not a full solution but I have been conducting some research and reading articles and here is what I have found, the Port Arthur massacre in Australia occurred in 1996, in the 18 years prior to this tragedy there was 13 mass shootings with the total death toll being 104 people, after the seizure from John Howard along with his ban on semi automatic weapons there have been NO documented mass shootings, you do have a point but the statistics don’t lie, whilst in America in the past 1,226 Days there have been over 1000 according to this article. Gun related incidents dropped in general such as in neighboring disputes, domestic violence and gang activity and yes I know these statistics should really be measured as percentages as America has around 10 or 11 times the population of Australia, but no mass shootings in 21 years after a major change since the tragedy is no coincidence. I agree with the terroirists and criminals comment, they will damnwell use them but in my opinion career criminals rarely would kill innocents or do something like this guy just did, they use their guns to fight over territory not to perform mass shootings and kill innocents.

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          • charli.m

            So much ignorance.

            Guns aren't illegal here. It is possible and legal to own a gun.

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            • Kevinevan

              You don't have much reading comprehension do you? Where did I say all guns were illegal?

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  • Murun

    It's common sense to you, me and most of the world but I bet the average American with a gun in their bedside cabinet might argue otherwise.

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  • randomperson1000000

    Forget whether it was rednecks or a different demographic. In general, I find that most people suck. With over 7 billion people in the world (let alone over 300 million in the US), we can afford to lose a few. I

    I don't, in any way, condone the killing. But, to put it bluntly, I couldn't care less, either.

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    • Kevinevan

      You should help humanity out and off yourself while you are at it. One less sucky person around.

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      • randomperson1000000

        Just because I don't want to give you any satisfaction, I'm going to say "no."

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    • Carlton03

      Wow!!! That’s a really sad and disgusting attitude. :-(

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      • Carlton03

        I wonder if you would say that around the victims families you heartless monster.

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        • randomperson1000000

          I'm classy enough to not say despicable things out loud verbally, be it to their face or behind their back. However, when I am anonymously hiding behind a computer screen, I will be as blunt as I desire.

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          • Carlton03

            Okay then, be that way, really poor taste though.

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            • randomperson1000000

              I have the unfortunate experience of working in customer service, so I often long for people to "fuck off."

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  • lonewolf1253

    I'm not going to answer your god-damned poll because you are just a fucking troll looking for attention. And I don't care if you die. In fact, I would love to see it.

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    • Carlton03

      Who was that directed at?

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      • lonewolf1253

        Who do you think? The asshole who made this whole thread.

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        • Carlton03

          Okay then, I suspected as much, was just seeking clarification. :-)

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  • LuxM4G

    He was most probably mentally unstable, i don't pay attention to the news, only have time to listen to classical music and jazz concertos between meals, so i got to know those news a few days later, weeks, i don't particularly recall. I wouldn't mourn for the victims even if a new holocaust came to happen, I'm just sheltered away from all the violence in one of the most peaceful countries in the world with the lowest crime rates worldwide. Thanks to... Right to bear arms prohibition, that's right. America is a third world country for allowing the right to bear arms. Certain policeman in the UK don't even carry firearms.

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  • Couman

    I don't think you should kill a bunch of people without a good reason. And if he had one he apparently wasn't interested in sharing it with us.

    Plus he didn't even blow up the jet fuel. Lame.

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  • Annaegg

    He killed people, that's not okay

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  • Nickvey

    How may of us thought they find Hillary in that room on the floor? i know i did. Run everybody Hillary Clinton's got a gun.

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  • bubsy

    *shooters

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  • Nickvey

    im pretty sure he was just a normal democrat that got radicalized by watching CNN. we will know in just a few days from now. they always leave a manifesto behind . its in the rule books its just going to take a few more days to put one together.

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    • CreamPuffs

      Funny how they're almost always alt-right neoconservatives though.

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      • RoseIsabella

        Wasn't he a rich old dude?

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        • Carlton03

          Yes he was a rich old dude.

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