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Again your logic is running down a rabbit hole because you specifically want to see it that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by midnight rambler
Seems the guy wanted to be remembered for something, and go out in a blaze of glory. He wanted legacy.
What if he did things on his computer he didn't want to be remembered for, perhaps ashamed of?
Not hard to imagine anyone doing that at all. It isn't hard to question it, it's just that you aren't fully.
And you scuttled all the questions I asked while I have answered every one posed to me. Grow up. I can't believe you're a doctor. You really don't act like one.Quote:
Originally Posted by mamboni
Correct. You completely fabricated an unrelated post putting hypothetical words in my mouth acting like a child in a sandbox, and you continue to do so.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatColo
If you want people to believe you're an irrational thinking person who has a few pegs missing upstairs, you're doing a fine job.
"And there was Tricia Gogliettino delivering a gingerbread house to a first-grade class when she came upon five children running down the street screaming "Someone is trying kill us!"
She ushered them into her car, drove them to the police station and sat singing to them as their parents were called, according to her brother, Ridgefield State Rep. John Frey."
Here's yet another version of the kids who "escaped". This time it's 5 kids and the woman drove them to the police station. I wonder if they stopped by Gene Rosen's house to play with stuffed animals and have some juice first?
Why has no one has admitted that mind controlling an entire town for life, and the entire world, in a grand scheme of make believe deception is in itself an insane notion over taking the far easier route of deploying a few guys to do some wet work?
Must to be too crazy to think about. ;)
Give'em Hell Brother Nathanial!Quote:
Originally Posted by PatColo
joboo apparently contracted joekingitis
I don't think we know anything with certainty. But we have to look at where the evidence leads us. It could be entirely real, could be entirely fake, or could be a combination of the two. I think there are too many contradictions to say it's entirely real. Then the question becomes, how fake was it? Were children killed by trained blackops in the school? Were children abducted from the school? Were all the children real, or were some real and some not? There is a broad set of possibilities.Quote:
Originally Posted by joboo
It's not that at all. It really boils down to the obvious of what I have already stated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Horn
If you think it's easier to mind control the whole world with a grand scheme of make believe photo shopped fairy tale people v.s. a few agents, in and out the back door with a van, then there's really nothing else to be said that will instill common sense.
It's a really valid question, and if you don't see that for what it is at face value, something else is going on, and it's not related to common sense.
No one here has been man enough to admit that, and that speaks for itself.
I make people think...I ask questions...I'm the "bad guy". Burn the witch! ;)
The media was in such a ru$h to get the story out, the facts are all over the place. Were the parents grief counseled, and given medication? Could be.Quote:
Originally Posted by vacuum
One thing we do know. The end result is a gun control agenda for a gun that seems wasn't even used.