For fuck sake, not everything is a psy-op / false flag.
Some of you americans don´t seem to get these type of events simply happen in a country where the possession of semi-automatic weapons by citizens is allowed, a country with a 'culture of violence' also: you get in your panties about one nippeslip during the superbowl, while the average childrencartoon or blockbuster movie shows more violence then the average chapter of the old testament.
The tendency to seek all kind of conspiracies / false flags / illuminati-actions behind these type of events (including 9/11, the V-tech shootings) is probably a result of you shouting your 'freedoms' (of press, information, the right to bear arms etc.) from the rooftops and AT THE SAME TIME not totally taking the responsibility for the things that come with these freedoms.
It's probably easier (influenced as you are by violent movies / sci-fi flicks, sensationalism and pure lousiness / ignorance) to blame (often non existing) illuminati / liberals / marxist and reptilians for these kind of attrocities, then to get to the bottomline: freedom comes with responsibilities.
Quoting: Riverman 1487773 Wow,
you must be one highly paid shill/disinformation agent! You make a number of absolutely spot-on points, which I agree completely with! But, then you obfuscate the issue by linking them together, where no link exists. Also, mentioning 9/11 is another "tell" that you are here to purposefully cloud the issues.
I agree there is a lack of responsibility in the U.S., from the average man and woman in their own lives, up to major corporations (bailout/too-big-to-fail) to even the President (Clinton with the Lewinsky scandal, Nixon with Watergate).
I also agree that freedom comes with responsibilities, which are not being met by the great majority of Americans.
I also agree that there is a 'culture of violence' in the U.S., which is a major reason why the people have become desensitized to violence, and why such heinous acts are perpetrated.
You mention the nippleslip during the Superbowl. Most Americans were outraged for two main reasons:
1. The Superbowl is watched by millions of Americans of all ages- including young children, and it was absolutely inappropriate.
2. There is no way that happens by mistake. It was planned, and the cover-up and denial of responsibility is what TRULY made Americans outraged.
But, you cloud the issue.
Yes, freedom comes with responsibilities. And, in this case, the responsibility is to seek out the truth, and to hound the media and authorities/investigators for answers...NOT to sit back and accept the story(stories) we are told through the captured mainstream media.And, since you bring up 9/11/2001, I have one question for you: "How many planes hit skyscraper buildings that day? Now, how many skyscraper buildings completely collapsed in downtown Manhattan on the day of September 11, 2001?"
