Las Vegas shooting

Like the "note pad" had all the dope for shooting the range/elevation..any range monkey can do that.

 

I wouldn't bust up a toilet if I was the one having to pick up the pieces.
You think a ceramic knife is sharp? Wait 'til a shard of porcelain slices ya open...you won't even feel it.

According to Mickey Mouse's attorney, "Crazy" isn't grounds for divorce, either.
Mickey retorted, "I didn't say Minnie was crazy. I said she was fuckin' Goofy!"

 

Of course that neglects the many other dictators that confiscated guns then rampaged against the populace. But if you want some made up rule on the internet to rule what you think....

 

Do you guys seriously believe it takes some massive amount of training to bring a bunch of guns/ammo into a hotel room, bust out a window or two and shoot indiscriminately into a HUGE crowd and hit a few of them?? Watch a few movies and you can pretty easily get the idea to set up a hall cam and cover the smoke detectors. Jeez.

 

Stephen Paddock: Hey bellman, can you help take my luggage to my room?
Bellman: ...
Stephen Paddock: I'll make it worth your while.
Bellman: What room Sir?

 

Nope, I maintain that this was very easy to pull off. I don't get why people think it was complicated. I even posted the DOPE on a previous page here to demonstrate that getting kills from that distance and angle is stupid easy, even for the mouse round that is .223/5.56.

 

This. Nothing that guy did was spectacular. Anyone who's watched s few movies or played an FPS game could do what he did. The only thing I don't quite get is why he needed 20 guns. Two or three would have been enough.

I wonder if any of the cameras he set up were focused on him during the shooting.

 

Exactly, the dude was the ultimate Gray Man...hiding in plain sight. The general public is woefully unaware of their surroundings. How do you get a gripload of guns into a hotel room? Get the fucking hotel to do it for you...it ain't hard.

I've traveled to rifle matches which involves staying in hotels. I don't leave my gear in the truck, just sayin'.

 

I would argue this as more evidence that he DIDN'T know what he was doing. Didn't know what he'd need/use, so brought it all.

 

Because it's part of the message he wanted to send.

 

Sheriff said NONE of the Cameras were "Recording"....so No. was the answer officially.

 

Wireless cameras hooked to the big screen in the suite? Seems easy enough and keeps an eye on things.

We'll never hear any real details on this thing and sadly, 6 months from now hardly anyone will speak of it....Until there is an election.

 

On one hand, that plays into the conspiracy theory, but on the other it follows the rationale that it's best to not make these shooters/terrorists famous, so as not to inspire others.

 

I didn't say I agreed with them.

 

Sure, at this point hardly anyone has heard about him.

 

And yet some people with good credentials disagree with you.

 

Who, the ones hand picked and paid by the networks? Anyone with half a brain knows there's an "expert" that fits every narrative possible.

There was an "expert", a former navy seal, on FNC hours after the shooting saying the shooter was using an AK-47 because of the cyclic rate. He wasn't.

These guys are just filling airtime and milking tragedy for ratings. Use your brain instead of just believing whatever the magic talking box tells you.

 

Do we have a list of the guns in the hotel room?

 

I don't think so, but every photo leaked shows several different AR variants. I believe the sheriff said something about 556 and 762 versions but I don't recall.

 

A high roller like him and they wouldn't even ask what room, they will know or get the info from the check in desk. It would be more like this:
Stephen Paddock: Hey bellman, can you help take my luggage to my room?
Bellman: Of course sir! If there is anything we can do for you to make your stay more comfortable, please let us know.