i don’t think it’s that difficult to familiarize with 3-4 executives. It would ensure you succeed. Brian could have been hungover, woke up with the flu, pulled into an important conference call at his room, decided to Uber, etc. Relying on just one guy to show up is risky when you’ve spent months minutely planning and prepping. You don’t plan like that and rely on a single point of failure.
its crazy how we got a real life adaption of Joker and ironically enough, everyone supports him.
This reminds me of theories I've heard in the past about the "old guard" of elites being hesitant to pass the baton to the younger generations because they lack faith in them. The globohomo poison which they released on the public has infected their offspring too, making them lazy, stupid, degenerate etc. I feel that this "woke overdrive" we've experienced over the last few years which has made clown world unbearable and even made normies start to take notice, is due to a combination of incompetence and the old fucks panicking believing that the grim reaper will be paying them a visit before they get to witness their plans fully unfold.
Even in a state where suppressors are legal, they're NFA items and most people don't want to jump through the hoops to get one. Their only opportunity to use one would be borrowing a suppressed gun from a friend at a range/in the woods, and the friend wouldn't let them install the suppressor themself so the average person wouldn't know that they're not plug and play with any kind of gun. I would guess the shooter bought one of the "solvent traps" having never used a suppressor before, maybe never practiced with it because he didn't want anyone to know he had it.
I would expect the cops to have more of a lead on him in this case. If he had any brains he bought all his gear through proxies, including his clothes and backpack.
Unfair to liars and cocksuckers. I hope Trump lets the law take its course with Adams, unless he means to go after him with weakass shit and ardent prosecutors, just in case. That probably isn't needed. I hope there's a pardon for the Aetna One, but that's unlikely in the age of the smiling Deny, Defend, Depose CEO deleter folk hero.
I don't know why this is still even being questioned. You can literally see him working the slide in the video. He didn't use some niche doohickey, probably just a cheap ruger or something with a diy suppressor.
If you're going to take an authoritative stance, you may want try to get your form numbers correct in your first sentence.
The speed with which The Deposer cleared the failure to cycle on the first does not show a man reacting to the malfucntion, less than 1.5 seconds from aiming the first shot to aiming the second, it shows a man anticipating the malfunction. He absolutely tested the build at a minimum and practiced clearing the failure to cycle and requiring his target.
I'd say it would look badass, but in this case every second matters and every bullet counts so it's better for him to leave as little evidence as possible, and get out of there as fast as possible.
Yeah but killing the CEO just seems right and sends a way harder message than some random intern.
Friendly reminder, as much of a black eye the Phoenix Program looked optically, strategically it was a resounding success.
If we are already at a point where lone wolf attacks are being lionized by the general populance then this is the worse they could possibly do they are already getting killed, more pressure is just gonna push people to find more CEOs.
I think the first two points are a stretch.
This has always been the hope, if violence is an inevitability of society then can we at least target it in a constructive direction and stop having random people in walmarts or kids at school being shot. Probably too much to ask for from the psychotics.
no way, spazmo, I'M Spartacus and I've been him longer than you!
Or printed it. The material is pretty good these days. You can find the file and instructions on how to make it functional easily enough online. Even using mid stuff you can make rifle suppressors that'll last over 50 rounds. Or so I've heard from the voices in my dreams. Nowhere near as good as manufactured ones, but if your goal is to fire half a dozen rounds and nothing else it doesn't matter too much.
The issue is that spree killers are either doing it for infamy and target the place where they can get the most kills, or are giant retards with misplaced anger that shoots up a place they are kinda mad at.