Recently I've been hearing from a lot of people that they "read an article"(saw it on kike-book) that Omar Mateen was actually gay himself. They say he frequented the Pulse nightclub, had gay tendencies and was using gay dating apps prior to the shooting.
I really just don't buy it. I think he was simply casing gays for a while before committing to the shooting. Like finding a good location for it, studying gay people closely for a while to determine whether or not he actually wanted to murder a crowd of them and building up an agenda.
its liberals pushing the agenda that "homophobic" people are closeted gays
Brayden Miller
He went there for three years. That's a long time to case the joint.
His ex-wife was asked if he was gay and she said "I don't know." Whose ex-wife would actually say this?
Contrary to Sup Forums's belief that he didn't have a Jack'd profile, the company merely said they couldn't confirm nor deny he had one. That's not proof one way or the other.
A former classmate of his said that Omar asked him out on a date.
Leo Mitchell
It's not a case of Islam against gays, it was just a confused closeted gay man who couldn't deal with his feelings! This is all the NRA's fault! A man in his state of emotional distress shouldn't have access to weapons! I'M WITH HER!!
Mason Hernandez
Oh, and
>studying gay people closely for a while to determine whether or not he actually wanted to murder a crowd of them
There's literally no reason to do this. At all.
Jonathan Diaz
If he was a faggot, it says a great deal about the mental instability of homosexuals.
Nicholas Jackson
State you are posting from?
Alexander Mitchell
The Orlando gunman's wife feared he was going to attack a gay nightclub overnight Saturday and pleaded with him not to do anything violent — but failed to warn police after he left, NBC News has learned.
Omar Mateen's wife, Noor Zahi Salman, told the FBI that her husband assured her he was simply going to see friends, although she believed he was actually planning to unleash terror at the Pulse nightclub, a two-hour drive north from their home in Port St. Lucie. [...]
Noor apparently had an inkling about her husband's sinister plot after she told the FBI she once drove him to Pulse because he wanted to scope it out.
In addition, she said she was with him when he bought ammunition and a holster, several officials familiar with the case said. [...] He told police negotiators during the three-hour siege that he admired the leader of ISIS, as well as the brothers who bombed the 2013 Boston Marathon and a fellow Floridian who became a suicide bomber for the Nusra Front in Syria.
