-
Be sure to read this post! Beware of scammers. https://www.indianagunowners.com/threads/classifieds-new-online-payment-guidelines-rules-paypal-venmo-zelle-etc.511734/
Uvalde Texas Killing
- Thread starter churchmouse
- Start date
The #1 community for Gun Owners in Indiana
Member Benefits:
Fewer Ads! Discuss all aspects of firearm ownership Discuss anti-gun legislation Buy, sell, and trade in the classified section Chat with Local gun shops, ranges, trainers & other businesses Discover free outdoor shooting areas View up to date on firearm-related events Share photos & video with other members ...and so much more!
Member Benefits:
Sure.
Remember the Maddox
Or is it Remember the Maine?
The central state has a long history of deception and "sacrificing others" in order to obtain an objective.
If you're going to make an omelette, you got to break a few eggs.
Jamil will say that's not a valid source!NYT put together a timeline that’s worth sharing
78 Long Minutes (Published 2022)
Families agonized outside Robb Elementary. And they waited.www.nytimes.com
Oh. There's no need to talk about mainstream news sources. No one here trusts them. I don't. You don't. But, I'd like to suggest to you that some of the sources you do trust, are not as trustworthy as you think they are.
Sure. But that does not justify every way you can imagine that they are deceiving you. I mean. Pick something that has real ass proof.
Just because the story is delicious, doesn't mean it's true. And I'm not saying that this ISN'T true. I'm saying there's insufficient evidence to actually believe it. It may turn out true. It may not turn out true. It's silly to believe something just because someone posted an unauthenticated image and claimed it was fbi talking to the shooters. It's just feeding into beliefs you already have.
DPS said security footage confirms that door wasn’t propped open.
Pretty big ooops on the initial reports, just blaming the deaths of children on a teacher
Pretty big ooops on the initial reports, just blaming the deaths of children on a teacher
I mean. It's NYT.
I'll say this about vetting sources. If they report something that is surprising given their bias. In other words, something that would tend not to support the views they like to report, then it doesn't fit the "they have a reason to lie" thing. So it could be true. I haven't read it yet. I'll get to it. So given the story they wrote, do you think they have a reason to say it if they knew it wasn't true? If you think they do, then be skeptical. If not, then it could be legit.
The truth is; I do not trust any sources. Been burned too many times. You remind me of the critics of Chariots of the the gods book, it had something like 300 question marks but no one read it that way. What is fascinating about GWP is how much news they break that is buried in a multi page article on NYT with a completely different headline…
NYT put together a timeline that’s worth sharing
78 Long Minutes (Published 2022)
Families agonized outside Robb Elementary. And they waited.
As somebody else posted here, that murderous thug could have used a sharp stick to murder that many given the time he was granted.
Pay wall. ****ers.NYT put together a timeline that’s worth sharing
78 Long Minutes (Published 2022)
Families agonized outside Robb Elementary. And they waited.
Given its long and consistent track record, my starting point is most always "state is a lying sack of ****" until I see otherwise.
It doesn't matter what the actual truth is at this point. There is so much incorrect information that people are going to latch onto the pieces that they find most emotionally charged and run with it as fact.
People are going to continue to say the door was left open, regardless of facts. This thread has become the Washington Post comment section
Sent from my SM-A515U1 using Tapatalk
People are going to continue to say the door was left open, regardless of facts. This thread has become the Washington Post comment section
Sent from my SM-A515U1 using Tapatalk
It was propped open....and just didn't lock when closed..... Hmmmm why prop it open if it doesn't lock when closed.
Smells like **** from a bull.
True, but completely irrelevant to this centralizing scum. Infringement is all that matters....at any cost.
I've seen a lot of doors not latch. They get hung on the latch and don't close all the way. The door to my son's apartment building is like that. If you don't pull it shut it won't latch and so anyone could come into the building.
Sure....but why was it propped to begin with?
Then, when a murderous thug is in the area shouldn't one ensure it is latched after the prop is removed?
