This isn’t directed to you, but your response caused me to consider it again.
Too many people talking and not enough checking and thinking.
I’m not here to say we never get mislead, but an event like this will have literally thousands of folks telling different stories, each telling what they believe to be true.
I watched several video special reports by people on the scene. They were breathless telling anyone watching what they found out. (nobody else knew)
It was terribly juvenile. At the end of the video, you shake your head, “That was it?”
To the creator, it made a lot of sense. Sure didn’t to me.
About all this winds up doing is exploding exponentially so that folks begin to mistrust everyone from the man on the street, to law enforcement, to the FBI, the government...
Very very destructive.
As if there is some reason to lie about what happened, so something important would be gained.
D E S T R U C T I V E !
And IMO, our enemies couldn’t be happier.
You don’t have to commit a terrorist act. You just start 10,000 questions, and the populace will splinter and hate the government you wanted them to.
Sad things is, as a people we do this, participate in this for the Jihadists.
ISIS, you’re welcome!
Folks, dial it back. Please.
Those are valid points and I agree, too much idle chatter with nothing to back it up and a cloud of mistrust is not helpful.
I had a random thought last night, just hear me out - I’m wondering (as you mentioned that isis is none to happy with this garbage floating around), any enemy that desires to take us down and fears the ‘rifle behind every blade’ would certainly have a stake in working to aid the anti 2nd amendment traitors in any way they could. It just opens up a host of avenues of just who/what could really be behind some of the events that create the chaos we see now.