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I guess I'm not, because the idea of releasing what would basically be a massive snuff film disgusts me, particularly knowing how many people would enjoy it.dignin said:I'm all for transparency. Release everything.my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf0 -
True. Conspiracy theories can't be disproven because of how they are designed. If there's evidence clearly showing it's wrong, the theory then moves to the next level of bullshit.JimmyV said:There is no security footage anywhere that will dissuade many conspiracy theorists from believing the conspiracy theory they have already decided is 100% true.0 -
No, there is a difference in being aware and being in fear. Being aware actually can mitigate fear. Being aware of your surroundings is a responsibility that should be shared by everyone, unfortunately that is not the case with most staring at their cell phones all of the time.tbergs said:
So basically, be in fear for any large outdoor event. The NY marathon and Macy's Parade will need heavy security this year in that case.PJPOWER said:It has been reported that the sicko “intended to escape” and most likely had help from others. Where those conclusions have been drawn from are going to be vague to anyone not directly involved with the investigation. If true, though, that suggests that this is not an isolated situation where some random madman just “snapped”. The fact that he had scouted several other locations also supports the theory of a greater agenda. The pieces are starting to come together and in a scary way. The information being released so far suggests something larger at play...Know your exits and be aware of your surroundings people.
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Thing is, we don’t know if it would be a “snuff film”. What if the video showed someone else in the room helping to load magazines? We just do not know, but to say that any video “should definitely not be released” at this point is jumping the gun...no pun intended...It all boils down to the content of said videos (if any actually exists).oftenreading said:
I guess I'm not, because the idea of releasing what would basically be a massive snuff film disgusts me, particularly knowing how many people would enjoy it.dignin said:I'm all for transparency. Release everything.Post edited by PJPOWER on0 -
While I think that releasing any video showing the shooter gearing up still has the potential to glorify the act, I would object somewhat less to that being released. What people are going to want, though, is footage of the shooting, and I'm not on board with that being generally released, ever.my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf0
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I’m with you there.oftenreading said:While I think that releasing any video showing the shooter gearing up still has the potential to glorify the act, I would object somewhat less to that being released. What people are going to want, though, is footage of the shooting, and I'm not on board with that being generally released, ever.0 -
Agreed.PJPOWER said:
I’m with you there.oftenreading said:While I think that releasing any video showing the shooter gearing up still has the potential to glorify the act, I would object somewhat less to that being released. What people are going to want, though, is footage of the shooting, and I'm not on board with that being generally released, ever.
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But why would that need to be released? The investigators viewing the film would obviously see it, and if they cant determine who it is probably release a still image of the person.PJPOWER said:
Thing is, we don’t know if it would be a “snuff film”. What if the video showed someone else in the room helping to load magazines? We just do not know, but to say that any video “should definitely not be released” at this point is jumping the gun...no pun intended...It all boils down to the content of said videos (if any actually exists).oftenreading said:
I guess I'm not, because the idea of releasing what would basically be a massive snuff film disgusts me, particularly knowing how many people would enjoy it.dignin said:I'm all for transparency. Release everything.
I only know this because I recently watched 2 documentaries on it, but they only released the Unabomber's manifest because they hoped by releasing it someone would recognize the language and identify who it was, and it worked. There's no reason to release the footage of this shooting.0 -
Also, if anyone honestly believes there is video footage of an accomplice in the room with him that is currently being covered up by the government, they are unlikely to trust the validity of any evidence released by the government which contradicts that belief.
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That was just a random hypothetical. Just stating that “may” be a reason to release a video if one existed. No more, no less. As others have mentioned, not the shooting itself, but if there is anything on there that could be used to prevent other attacks or educate the public on what to watch out for, then release away. We just do not know.mace1229 said:
But why would that need to be released? The investigators viewing the film would obviously see it, and if they cant determine who it is probably release a still image of the person.PJPOWER said:
Thing is, we don’t know if it would be a “snuff film”. What if the video showed someone else in the room helping to load magazines? We just do not know, but to say that any video “should definitely not be released” at this point is jumping the gun...no pun intended...It all boils down to the content of said videos (if any actually exists).oftenreading said:
I guess I'm not, because the idea of releasing what would basically be a massive snuff film disgusts me, particularly knowing how many people would enjoy it.dignin said:I'm all for transparency. Release everything.
I only know this because I recently watched 2 documentaries on it, but they only released the Unabomber's manifest because they hoped by releasing it someone would recognize the language and identify who it was, and it worked. There's no reason to release the footage of this shooting.0 -
Releasing that information would blow Elvis' cover that he has maintained for the last 40 years.JimmyV said:Also, if anyone honestly believes there is video footage of an accomplice in the room with him that is currently being covered up by the government, they are unlikely to trust the validity of any evidence released by the government which contradicts that belief.It's a hopeless situation...0 -
There is a documentary that showed the Nairobi mall attack minute by minute from the mall security footage. I think I watched it on CBC's The Passionate Eye. It was very well done but I can understand why some wouldn't have the stomach for it, but it put a lot of the conspiracy theories that surrounded that attack to rest. It included the stories of the survivors and victims and was very compelling.oftenreading said:
I guess I'm not, because the idea of releasing what would basically be a massive snuff film disgusts me, particularly knowing how many people would enjoy it.dignin said:I'm all for transparency. Release everything.
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Yep the've swallowed bait & hook ! people are totally insane with the conspiracy theories ...JimmyV said:Also, if anyone honestly believes there is video footage of an accomplice in the room with him that is currently being covered up by the government, they are unlikely to trust the validity of any evidence released by the government which contradicts that belief.jesus greets me looks just like me ....0 -
An anonymous leak of such footage is always a possibility though. We all know that people would eat it up just because people are darkly fascinated with such things (which I understand, but still wouldn't want it leaked).mace1229 said:
But why would that need to be released? The investigators viewing the film would obviously see it, and if they cant determine who it is probably release a still image of the person.PJPOWER said:
Thing is, we don’t know if it would be a “snuff film”. What if the video showed someone else in the room helping to load magazines? We just do not know, but to say that any video “should definitely not be released” at this point is jumping the gun...no pun intended...It all boils down to the content of said videos (if any actually exists).oftenreading said:
I guess I'm not, because the idea of releasing what would basically be a massive snuff film disgusts me, particularly knowing how many people would enjoy it.dignin said:I'm all for transparency. Release everything.
I only know this because I recently watched 2 documentaries on it, but they only released the Unabomber's manifest because they hoped by releasing it someone would recognize the language and identify who it was, and it worked. There's no reason to release the footage of this shooting.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0 -
Another question: Is there a national gun registry? Do we know how many guns are in hands? Do we have any idea how many semi-auto guns the next mass killer possesses?
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If the gun totters are proud of their guns maybe they wouldn't have any problems registering their legal firearms, at least the high powered ones. Lets start by creating a national gun registry, it doesn't have to be public information. Think of all of the privacy invasions we are subjected to on a daily basis, innocent law abiding citizens trying to work and have some fun every now and again. If Wilbur Gunn wants 17 semi-auto weapons ar15s and ak47s then let him register them. Not sure if it would solve any problems but it may cut down on those wanting to possess and high powered rifle. It might also lead to removing these weapons if they are found to be unregistered. Just a thought.rgambs said:
No, yes but no, and no.JC29856 said:Another question: Is there a national gun registry? Do we know how many guns are in hands? Do we have any idea how many semi-auto guns the next mass killer possesses?
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I like to see where he's going, though.oftenreading said:0 -
Simple question I thought.... How many guns are there in the US? Shouldn't that be the first question? Why/how does someone need/acquire 47 guns, however many were semi-auto? Seems like we don't know, we have to rely on polls.Go Beavers said:
I like to see where he's going, though.oftenreading said:
Im going to guess that most Americans never heard of or knew what a bump stock was on Sunday.
http://www.npr.org/2016/01/05/462017461/guns-in-america-by-the-numbers
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