Quiet - Private - Quirky - Sick sense of humor - Eccentric - Narcissistic - Egotistical - Selfish - Extremely Rich - Intelligent - Selective - Gun lover - Anger - Hate - Disdain - No criminal history - False friendliness - Generally disliked - Demands respect - High class - Jet setter - High roller - Caring toward close friends and family - Judgmental - Hypocritical - Personal freedom - Dislike for law enforcement - Excited by challenge - Fears death - Superiority Complex
“100,000 isn’t that much money” “People need understand the level that we-.. Where some people live” Eric references fast food workers as the opposite type of of person to himself with a certain belittling. This points to some level of contempt for the average person or people who are not “on their level”. It is possible this is how the family was raised or at least points to how his relationship was with his brother. “Not everyone works at Taco Bell, there are wealthy people who do this.” He is talking directly about Steve here. This sentence plays like he had discussed this before, possibly with Steve. The specifics of “Taco Bell” might be an inside joke with them. Eric talks about Steve being a “private guy” and “not having pictures” which immediately leads to belittling those who use social media. References “Weirdo’s with facebook pages with 50,000 pictures.” and then says “Who’s weird?”. He is talking directly in defense of Steve. Also because the fact that he jumps from talking about his brothers right to privacy to the extreme opposite, sharing loads pictures online shows that they possibly had these types of discussions together. Possibly anger fueled conversation which paints the picture of their contempt for those who participate in sites like facebook which they look down upon as they are on a “higher level”. This may be why Steve targeted a large social event such as a music festival. Keep asking questions.
Same thought with that particular picture. It definitely looks like a recent mugshot. Also, have you seen his 2011 negligence case attorney describe him as 'slovenly'? youtube.com/watch?v=dD7VOuv9lJ8
Jordan Davis
people who use facebook are legitimately retarded. eric isn't wrong. also, who wants to work at taco niggers?
Robert Wilson
And his brother said he had a 'leg injury'. The fall was a flop. He lost the civil case.
Nolan Wright
Could be a passport or some kind of licence photo?
Caleb Cook
The civil case was for around $40,000 and only covered medical costs. This family seems to have a lot more money than what is being mentioned and Paddock likely a multimillionaire. But I agree, for Paddock the civil case was more about the principle of the matter. The case was thrown out and this act likely compiled onto Paddocks hatred for Casinos in general. He didn't like his job, it was a means to an end.
John James
>No criminal history so he would have passed a gun licensing check then, interesting.
WASHINGTON -- Twelve Israelis who were unaccounted for in Las Vegas amidst a massacre there on Sunday night have been identified and are safe, an official with the Israeli consulate in Los Angeles said on Tuesday.
"All of the Israelis that we were looking for has been located," the official told The Jerusalem Post, confirming that their diplomats on the ground in Nevada were on their way back to California.
Owen Green
That's his driver's license photo.
Charles Stewart
This is unintelligible garbage. go the fuck away
Jason Turner
Minimum wage jobs are for the mentally retarded, so his brother does have a point
Ian Green
Eric and Steve would often target practice together in Las Vegas. Likely with a "223". Eric said “Give em some money and they’ll let you shoot a machine gun in Las Vegas.
Dominic Stewart
you forgot Sup Forumsack
John Thomas
He didn't have a hatred of Casinos. His brother says he basically lived in them for twenty years
Zachary Nelson
the other brother: Brian Paddock
Have yet to see anything discussed about him...
Henry Parker
BRUCE PADDOCK
my bad
Noah Hall
Eric said of his brother “Steve didn’t love the Casino, the Casino was a means to an end”.
Ayden Hernandez
He didn’t shoot 600 rappers, and he didn’t fly his plane into the crowd. There is the message but people don’t want to realize what that message is.
Oliver Anderson
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Hunter Torres
Eric also said earlier “Steve didn’t love the Casinos, it was a job to him”. He worked where he lived. I feel he may have liked the freedom of living in various hotels, while also loathing vegas and casinos in general because of what they represent.
Connor Gray
All his guns were legally purchased by him over the course of several months.
Henry Ortiz
Stephen Paddock owns a plane, has 41 listed addresses, has no real job, no tax records, but is a millionaire. He wires large sums of money to terrorist nations. His name shows up in the stratfor emails. And is able to get an arsenal of guns into a Vegas hotel undetected.
This guy has CIA gun dealer written all over him.
Jason Roberts
Honestly he was most likely a high IQ narcissist who was able to deceive most people around him. Most likely was keeping his violent & evil thoughts buried while he lived his high roller lifestyle, and then got bored when he realized he was in his 60s and the end was nigh.
Adam Scott
Which terrorist nations?
Nolan Bennett
maybe its not a mugshot maybe its a drivers license? defo has that crappy DMV backdrop
Jackson Turner
If you don't have a social media account, you're already suspicious. Keep it on mind and better go to make a Facebook account now with nice public profile so everyone can see that you're a good citizen.
Kevin Moore
>archive.is/RRgdh the planet can finally breathe a sigh of relief
Liam Perry
Keep in mind that if he actually does have pure hatred and disdain for social media and those who are beneath his social class, this is a direct case of class warfare.. only reversed roles. Remember what Eric said "Wealthy people do this too". Steve literally put himself at a higher level than those "social media types" who were gathered below him at a social gathering. He was at a "higher level" in his hotel room and playing the role of god as he inflicted carnage randomly below in a final act of power, defiance, and control. The old way standing against the changing times. The high class expressing their power over the lower class. Hatred fueled by unlimited finances and desperation due to disdain and depression. Money can't buy happiness. Even if you make your family wealthy too.
Christopher Evans
>gov mandated facebook accounts under president zuckerberg
Logan Parker
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Julian Jones
>record sales
Connor Howard
There's another called Patrick. Bruce apparently has a long rap sheet
Giant "H" tattoo on George Clooney's neck? What does it mean!?!
Matthew Ortiz
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Thomas Kelly
I know a lot of rich people... but I don't know any rich people that keep $100k in cash.
Joshua Gray
It's a satanic pedophile ring conspiracy! Clooney is a reptilian!
David Walker
isnt this guy a JEW as well
Dominic Roberts
I thought Steve-O made the family all rich? Burglary charges, fake casino lawsuits? Did he 1 million or 100? Big difference
Charles Nelson
Let's not forget that 9 billion USD from the 12 billion USD sent over to Iraq during the war has never been accounted for. I think we just found out where at least 100k of that cash ended up...
Tyler Taylor
it means he's old
Angel Myers
Have you read "The Hammer of God" in The Innocence of Father Brown (G K Chesterton)?
This psychological point is at the centre of it. A man is at the top of a tall tower and looks down and sees someone he doesn't like and decides to throw a hammer down on him because he feels like God.
Same thing with the Ferris Wheel scene in The Third Man. "Would you really feel any pity if one of those dots stopped moving forever?"
Joshua Russell
>intelligent, nihilistic and with a sick sense of humor ITT: Shooters that remind you of yourself
