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0_0 » Fri Oct 20, 2017 7:38 am wrote:Remember he also had a preference for asian women.

Area Man (64) Insists On Paying For Wife's Meal

In an act of unparalleled brutality that has left Las Vegas reeling, Stephen Paddock, 64, insisted on picking up the tab for both himself and his female companion Marilou Danley, 62.

"It just totally shocked me", said waiter Morrissey Smith, 20. "He, like, totally overrode her wishes. I thought that kind of thing had died out centuries ago, in, like, Hitler's time."

In a written statement to the world's press, Ms Danley described Mr Paddock as "a kind, gentle man" whom she had known for years and with whom she was hoping to share the rest of her life.

Despite repeated requests from The Onion, Mr Paddock himself refused to comment. His relatives cited sudden violent death as the reason.

stickdog99 » Thu Oct 19, 2017 10:49 pm wrote:Given all the reports of Good Samaritans springing into action that I just linked. when exactly could the above picture have been taken?

MacCruiskeen » Fri Oct 20, 2017 8:15 am wrote:

Burnt Hill » Thu Oct 19, 2017 10:50 pm wrote:

km artlu wrote:Well of course. That's elementary logic because no person in the history of flight ever had a reason other than misanthropy to avoid controlled areas.

Sure this one instance doesn't mean much on its own, but are we starting to see a pattern of misanthropy with Paddock?

No. You just devoutly wish that we were.

MacCruiskeen wrote:This claim that Stephen Paddock was a "misanthrope" is based mainly on a single statement

0_0 » Sat Oct 21, 2017 1:04 pm wrote:Yes we assume he murdered a lot of people, but his motive for doing so is currently a mystery. Shooters like that usually have a history of mental illness and/or have alleged ties to terrorist organisations. Saying, well he avoided controlled areas when flying and he liked asian women, doesn't do much in the way of explaining that mystery away imo. And that's just one of the many mysteries in all of this. We'll never know anyway. Seems like showing dominance over the people and letting them know in their gut what's up by the mysteries while denying it on the surface with the official 'normal' narrative.

Burnt Hill » Sat Oct 21, 2017 11:09 am wrote:

MacCruiskeen wrote:This claim that Stephen Paddock was a "misanthrope" is based mainly on a single statement

No, it is not.

It is based on the assumption that he murdered 50 some people.

Everything else would be supportive or dismissive evidence.

C'mon guys, think better.

0_0 » Sat Oct 21, 2017 10:04 am wrote:Yes we assume he murdered a lot of people, but his motive for doing so is currently a mystery. Shooters like that usually have a history of mental illness and/or have alleged ties to terrorist organisations. Saying, well he avoided controlled areas when flying and he liked asian women, doesn't do much in the way of explaining that mystery away imo. And that's just one of the many mysteries in all of this. We'll never know anyway. Seems like showing dominance over the people and letting them know in their gut what's up by the mysteries while denying it on the surface with the official 'normal' narrative.

PufPuf93 » Sat Oct 21, 2017 5:44 pm wrote:

0_0 » Sat Oct 21, 2017 10:04 am wrote:Yes we assume he murdered a lot of people, but his motive for doing so is currently a mystery. Shooters like that usually have a history of mental illness and/or have alleged ties to terrorist organisations. Saying, well he avoided controlled areas when flying and he liked asian women, doesn't do much in the way of explaining that mystery away imo. And that's just one of the many mysteries in all of this. We'll never know anyway. Seems like showing dominance over the people and letting them know in their gut what's up by the mysteries while denying it on the surface with the official 'normal' narrative.

Have we ever been told if Paddock spent time in the military?

JackRiddler » Sat Oct 21, 2017 6:12 pm wrote:

PufPuf93 » Sat Oct 21, 2017 5:44 pm wrote:

0_0 » Sat Oct 21, 2017 10:04 am wrote:Yes we assume he murdered a lot of people, but his motive for doing so is currently a mystery. Shooters like that usually have a history of mental illness and/or have alleged ties to terrorist organisations. Saying, well he avoided controlled areas when flying and he liked asian women, doesn't do much in the way of explaining that mystery away imo. And that's just one of the many mysteries in all of this. We'll never know anyway. Seems like showing dominance over the people and letting them know in their gut what's up by the mysteries while denying it on the surface with the official 'normal' narrative.

Have we ever been told if Paddock spent time in the military?

Not officially but it was revealed early that he worked for the notorious terrorist organization Lockheed Martin.

0_0 » Sat Oct 21, 2017 12:04 pm wrote:Yes we assume he murdered a lot of people, but his motive for doing so is currently a mystery. Shooters like that usually have a history of mental illness and/or have alleged ties to terrorist organisations. Saying, well he avoided controlled areas when flying and he liked asian women, doesn't do much in the way of explaining that mystery away imo. And that's just one of the many mysteries in all of this. We'll never know anyway. Seems like showing dominance over the people and letting them know in their gut what's up by the mysteries while denying it on the surface with the official 'normal' narrative.

Saying, well he avoided controlled areas when flying and he liked asian women, doesn't do much in the way of explaining that mystery away imo.