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Elon Musk Believes It’s “Odd” We Know Very Little About the Las Vegas Shooter

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I guess Elon is also wearing our tinfoil hats. A few of us had a private discussion about this. And we still don't have the tranny shooter's manifesto.:mad:
You realize how many guns he brought up to a hotel room in VEGAS? 24.

There's 10,000 cameras in Vegas, not the most but the best and most advanced facial recognition this side of China.

But nobody saw anything.
 

I guess Elon is also wearing our tinfoil hats. A few of us had a private discussion about this. And we still don't have the tranny shooter's manifesto.:mad:
See @sadgator? This is why critical thinkers ask questions.

BTW this is a nice rabbit hole if you want to actually research it.
 
I was actually talking w a friend about this today…. Smells like a Deep State cover-up 100%.
 
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I guess Elon is also wearing our tinfoil hats. A few of us had a private discussion about this. And we still don't have the tranny shooter's manifesto.:mad:
I think we need to move to a culture of not talking about the shooters. Stop giving them the attention they seek for being mass killers.
 
I think we need to move to a culture of not talking about the shooters. Stop giving them the attention they seek for being mass killers.
The media decides who gets attention. The city of Chicago produces more shootings in a weekend than the entire country does in a year under the caption "mass shootings".
 
I think we need to move to a culture of not talking about the shooters. Stop giving them the attention they seek for being mass killers.
Remember you said that the next time we have a hispanic or democratic shooter who the media intentionally misrepresents as a 'Right-wing white shooter'.
 
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Rs and their love for Chicago. You do know that Chicago isn't even #1?

You're talking murder rate, but if you want to know what city has the most total murders, Chicago is it.

The rate is low because the homicides largely occur in a fairly small part of the city. It's also a fairly big city (~225 sq miles) surrounded by densely populated and fairly safe suburbs.

Murder rate matters, but when you look at the whole picture and consider that Chicago has been top of the list for over a decade you can't come up with any other conclusion than parts of that city are more dangerous than most warzones. Over a 20-year period we lost an average of 120 people a year in Afghanistan - our worst year we lost 498 American lives. Last year nearly 700 people were murdered in Chicago.


I'd stop defending Chicago's record of not being a hellhole, and maybe do a little research.
 
Now let's do Philadelphia. 😂
Careful, he doesn't know much about Philadelphia. He tried to quote me the percentage of black voters for hiden in 2020 for the STATE as really being the percentage in Philadelphia. My correcting his misinformation was what prompted him to claim he was never going to talk to me again LOL
 
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Careful, he doesn't know much about Philadelphia. He tried to quote me the percentage of black voters for hiden in 2020 for the STATE as really being the percentage in Philadelphia. My correcting his misinformation was what prompted him to claim he was never going to talk to me again LOL
Don’t question his researching abilities.

He’s still trying to figure out how to respond to mine.

But he’ll do it as soon as he finds that talking point.

700 people don’t matter in a city of 2MM, as long as it doesn’t make “leadership” like Lightfoot look bad, because she checks at least two democrat virtue boxes.

No pun intended.
 
You're talking murder rate, but if you want to know what city has the most total murders, Chicago is it.

The rate is low because the homicides largely occur in a fairly small part of the city. It's also a fairly big city (~225 sq miles) surrounded by densely populated and fairly safe suburbs.

Murder rate matters, but when you look at the whole picture and consider that Chicago has been top of the list for over a decade you can't come up with any other conclusion than parts of that city are more dangerous than most warzones. Over a 20-year period we lost an average of 120 people a year in Afghanistan - our worst year we lost 498 American lives. Last year nearly 700 people were murdered in Chicago.


I'd stop defending Chicago's record of not being a hellhole, and maybe do a little research.
They don't call it Chiraq for nothing.
 
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