>middle aged white man >accountant >rich >had an azn qt to ride his old shriveled dick >dropping $100's at the casino because he doesn't give a fuck >not a single crime on his record >had a dad who was a degenerate but he never hardly met him >randomly decides to book a hotel room, fill it up with NINETEEN illegal automatic guns >breaks two windows in his hotel room >decides to start firing on a fucking country concert and then kill himself
This has to be a fucking joke. I never believed in false-flags until this.
What reason does this guy have to kill a crowd and then kill himself? Every mass-shooting is from some poor hopeless young person with emotional problems. This guy had it fucking made, there is no reason for him to do this, and he had no patterns of violent behavior in the past either.
Then some lady told audience members that "You're all going to die" 45 minutes before the shooting started.
I don't buy it for a minute. It would make sense this was some sort of illuminati occult ritual considering this guy was on the 32nd floor, during october, next to a giant pyramid build. Shooting these people was probably some sort of sacrifice for the elitist occult members.
I doubt this Stephen guy even did the shooting. They probably kidnaped him, killed him, and then framed him.
I don't think any person of any race would do something like this in this circumstance
This is unusual. Usually mass-shooters of any race are doing it because of their depression, political/religious reasons, or finance reasons.
This guy did not have any of the classic symptoms
Robert Foster
He managed to get mixed up with philipino muslims somehow and got radicalized. This is the only narrative that makes sense.
Charles Long
Mexican warlocks strike again
Justin Wright
Were you in his head? He could have very well been depressed, many people are depressed and hide their true feelings about things.
Jeremiah Sullivan
You're right, I'm sleepy...
Jeremiah Brooks
Nah, he was just your typical NPR listener
Thomas Gutierrez
>a radicalized All Things Considered fan
Dominic Miller
>never hardly met him Double negative. If he "never hardly" met him, it would mean that he knew him quiet well, no? Changes things a bit now, doesn't it?
Sebastian Robinson
>"You're all going to die"
I hadn't heard this, what happened here?
Matthew Cooper
For anybody who hasn't seen the clip of the woman saying that somebody came in and told the audience "You're going to die tonight", here it is
Hull stared at him, then burst into laughter. “Now I know you’re from the past! What a question!”
“Can you answer it?”
“Of course,” Hull said. He leaned back in his chair, and his eyes took on the dreamy look of a man forming rhetoric.
“I am forty-three years old, and weary of nights and days. I am wealthy man, and an uninhibited one. I have experimented, contrived, laughed, wept, loved, hated, tasted and drunk — my fill. I have sampled all Earth has to offer me, and I choose not to tediously repeat the experience. When I was young, I pictured this excellent green planet revolving mysteriously around its flamboyant yellow luminary as a treasure-trove, a brass box of delights inexhaustible in content and immeasurable in their effect upon my ever-eager desires. But now, sadly, I have lived longer and have witnessed sensation's end. And now I see with what bourgeois complacency our fat round Earth circles, at wary distance and unvarying pace, its gaudy dreaded star. And the imagined treasure chest of the Earth seems now a child's painted toy box, shallow in its contents and mediocre in its effect upon nerves too quickly deadened to all delight.”
Hull glanced at Blaine to note the effect of his words, and then went on.
“Boredom stretches before me now like a vast, arid plain — and I choose not to be bored. I choose, instead, to move on, move forward, move out; to sample Earth's last and greatest adventure — the adventure of Death."
Robert Sheckley, 1959
Ryder Butler
He's an accountant now? I thought they said he was a real estate investor
Possible. The Austin Texas shooter in the 60's turned out having a brain tumor.
Andrew Fisher
Seems like an old man who didn't give a fuck and wanted to go out in style. He accomplished all he needed to in life already (except for having kids, which is probably why he didn't think he had much else to live for), and I guess he sought to have fun and gamble before eventually leaving this earth.
He probably didn't want to die of old age either. This, couple with not being religious at all, probably motivated him to say "fuck it, we're only stardust and I lived my life, let's leave this earth this way." (I'm not saying non-religious people don't have morals, I'm not religious, but when you go on a different path other than religion, you have to develop morals an alternate way, and some people just cant do that). Regardless, it's no excuse to do this type of thing. It's not fair to other people. He was just thinking about himself when he did this, he was ready to die, they didn't get a chance to live their lives like he did.
Nathan Harris
A terminal illness at this age can really push people over the edge too. It could be the reason why he decided to spend a shitload of money gambling instead of prolonging his accomplished life in the hospital or doing chemotherapy.
Blake Williams
>I can't understand it >It must be a false flag Sound logic
he did lots of things over the years. he had investments in real estate, he worked for a few years as an accountant, and, among other things, he worked for either lockheed or martin aviation for a couple of years in the mid 80s.
Liam Turner
He had literally nothing to lose at his age. >no family >realized that he squandered his life >has all the money yet unhappy boom
Ayden Brown
I'm starting to think the ISIS claim could actually be true. Islam has a strong presence in the Philippines, and ISIS has a growing population there as well. In the weeks prior to the shooting the gunman sent over $10,000 to the Philippines and his long time girlfriend is Filipino and was in the Philippines at the time of the shooting and still is...
Adam Hernandez
>betray you leader because the name of the other leader sounds like a word that is more common. >relentlessly submit to the social trends of abusive women >"WAIT OUR SCAPEGOAT IS REALLY GOING TO KILL US IT MUST BE A CONSPIRACY!?!"
I win. You lose. That's why.
Luke Carter
>unmarried >not religious >no children/grandchildren
Old people who never reproduced are usually miserable and have nothing to live for.
Ian Sullivan
The music show was called 'The Harvesting' ffs And it happened right in front of the most occult place in Vegas, the Luxor.
Lucas Hernandez
another coincidence theorist
Lucas Taylor
>>accountant >>rich that doesn't make sense
Liam King
he was obviously a mafia member or something who lived a double life like his dad
Carson Wood
Someone was in his head. What is Mind Control?
Tyler Ward
I'm curious as to whether he knew something and had to be eliminated. Or is he just some random schmoe used as a scapegoat. Either way this is obviously psy ops.
Connor Wright
not really
rich people are much crazier than middle class and the poor, they just don't have the habit of going around in shooting sprees because they can afford therapy
James Perry
Perhaps he just wanted the high score? Mind you if this is the reason it would make easily the most evil person to ever commit mass murder.
Luis Evans
>had a dad who was a degenerate but he never hardly met him
hmm.. its almost as if... being raised by a single mother... who would have kids with a diagnosed psychopath.... is bad....
No you're just onto the false flag to demonize... people with no political or religious views and ban automatic machine guns that are already banned?
Liam Mitchell
People don't need reason to turn insane you dummy.
Elijah Bailey
Conspiratards are such annoying well poisoning faggots. It's a false flag when they've actually gained something out of it is my bet at the moment maybe he also had cancer or something figured fuck it.
Asher Murphy
why would some old white guy join isis?
No incentive
Adam Myers
Casinos are not forthcoming with info on his debt, markers and whatnot. Financial pressure is a bitch. You reap what you sow (at the Harvest Festival)
Brody Allen
>What is Mind Control? or just framed
Andrew Torres
because no one was calling for gun regulations after the shooting, right? wake up you stupid leaf
John Carter
When people get old they find religion. My dad believes some fruity christian charlatan, and I'm pretty sure its because of his girlfriend's influence.
Actually psychopathy is very high among whites, he could have been harboring anger for whatever reason for most of his life and just suddenly snapped
Julian Stewart
>Casinos are not forthcoming with info on his debt
can't the FBI just force them to provide information?
Hunter Flores
Because he was a muslim,muslims do shit like that. You should know by now.
Luke Jackson
He wanted to help gun control advocacy.
Charles Cook
so this grand conspiracy is to get more metal detectors? and ban guns? Why should they even care about banning guns, when it's already obvious no one has the will to act with them?
Chase Phillips
Another Ritual Sacrifice.
"On November 21, 1980, the original MGM Grand burned in a fire that was one of the worst disasters in Las Vegas history. The Clark County Fire Department reported 84 deaths in the fire; there were 87 deaths total, including three which occurred later as a result of injuries sustained in the fire. After only 8 months the MGM Grand reopened. Almost three months after the MGM fire, the Las Vegas Hilton caught fire, killing eight people."
Brandon Morris
This man could have been the ultimate cuck. His girlfriend probably was fucking other men. Even moreso damaging to him, he could have grown up with a tiger parent. He was cucked by his own parents.
Luke Perez
Weaponized liberalism
Jaxson Jackson
yeah, and brain tumors can just plain make you unable to make rational decisions. Just look at McCain.
Logan Roberts
How do you create a police state? hmmmm
Leo Brown
seems like immigration is the easiest way in US
Charles Ward
>Another Ritual Sacrifice. ultimately this is what it is, but I still do not buy the official story
Luke Sanders
what?
Daniel Long
I know he worked for NASA, but what other government agency did he sell weapons for?
