Re: Las Vegas Mandalay Bay Active Shooter
Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2017 2:14 pm
The Royalist Brits scoff at your lilly livered constitution. In other news, the disembodied head of Oliver Cromwell says....well, not much, but you get the idea.
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This is just another example of Trump's bigotry, in this case his uncaring prejudice against the dead. No criminal should be denied service in the execution chamber based on race, creed, religion, orientation, or body temperature.philip964 wrote:MSNBC. Reporter criticizes Trump for not calling for the death penalty for the white shooter in Las Vegas, while calling for the death penalty for the Muslim truck driver in the recent terrorist attack in NYC.
I figured it didn't need an explaination as the folks here are pretty smart.Vol Texan wrote:There. Fixed it for you.philip964 wrote:MSNBC. Reporter criticizes Trump for not calling for the death penalty for the (already dead) white shooter in Las Vegas, while calling for the death penalty for the Muslim truck driver in the recent terrorist attack in NYC.
philip964 wrote:MSNBC. Reporter criticizes Trump for not calling for the death penalty for the white shooter in Las Vegas, while calling for the death penalty for the Muslim truck driver in the recent terrorist attack in NYC.
I picked up on it without help.philip964 wrote:I figured it didn't need an explaination as the folks here are pretty smart.Vol Texan wrote:There. Fixed it for you.philip964 wrote:MSNBC. Reporter criticizes Trump for not calling for the death penalty for the (already dead) white shooter in Las Vegas, while calling for the death penalty for the Muslim truck driver in the recent terrorist attack in NYC.
Someone at work tried to make this point and I flat out asked him "How much deader would you like the Las Vegas shooter to be?" The stammering after the fact was amusing.philip964 wrote:MSNBC. Reporter criticizes Trump for not calling for the death penalty for the white shooter in Las Vegas, while calling for the death penalty for the Muslim truck driver in the recent terrorist attack in NYC.
Well of course. A politician is protecting one of the biggest tax payers in Clark County. That's just common sense.philip964 wrote: It almost now appears that the sheriff's department is keeping information secret to protect the potential liability of the casino. That or they are chasing multiple suspects and they don't want them to vanish. Who knows.
Oh yes, I know you know this. My comment was for the trolls who peruse this board.philip964 wrote:I figured it didn't need an explaination as the folks here are pretty smart.Vol Texan wrote:There. Fixed it for you.philip964 wrote:MSNBC. Reporter criticizes Trump for not calling for the death penalty for the (already dead) white shooter in Las Vegas, while calling for the death penalty for the Muslim truck driver in the recent terrorist attack in NYC.
Preaching to the choir here. As others have said, the Vegas shooting is a bit more difficult to unravel than the church shooting. But still. It's been well over a month. The investigation must have yielded much information already. So why the hush hush? I tend not to be a conspiracy nut, as I believe in elegant, practical, and simple solutions. But the longer Clark County and the FBI drag this on, the more I think there really is a conspiracy going on here. All we have is basically equivalent to 1 day's worth of investigation. So... where's the rest?philip964 wrote:On TV this morning the Sherrif of the county where the Church mass murder occurred had a press conference.
It was outdoors. He spoke then gave each other law inforcement agency who was working on the case equal time to speak as well.
They listed each weapon that the murderer owned by brand name and caliber. They said which one was used and where.
If there was an area they had not fully investigated, they said that. It was very upfront.
Very professional.
I then thought back to the Vegas case. We don't even know whether the rifle used was automatic or not.
It's like night and day.
Why is it so different?
Why do we still know nothing?
You are so cliche.TreyHouston wrote:What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas?
I have theories: (hey, some nights I don't sleep so well)strogg wrote:Preaching to the choir here. As others have said, the Vegas shooting is a bit more difficult to unravel than the church shooting. But still. It's been well over a month. The investigation must have yielded much information already. So why the hush hush? I tend not to be a conspiracy nut, as I believe in elegant, practical, and simple solutions. But the longer Clark County and the FBI drag this on, the more I think there really is a conspiracy going on here. All we have is basically equivalent to 1 day's worth of investigation. So... where's the rest?