[Jeff4221]

Originally Posted by Absinthe Minded ↗

I can sorta understand the camerman not seeing the guy cause he's looking through his camera and taking the video, plus he's sorta off to the side but the lady being interviewed and the reporter are right in front of the shooter for a "WHILE" as he gets his camera ready, brings up the gun and points it... the dude takes his time and they just keep on chatting away with a guy a few feet away with a gun pointing at them... never glance over nothing... wow.. crazy shit

Yeah... but they were in the middle of the interview and I'm sure seeing someone walk up to watch (or perhaps just waiting for them to finish so he could walk past them) was an everyday thing for Alison. The woman being interviewed surely saw him but had no reason to react as she didn't know him. Just my thoughts.

[fapfapfap]

Originally Posted by Gertcha! ↗

It's funny, because if you described this crime to someone, and then asked them where in the world it was most likely to take place, they'd say the U.S.A...

Why?

Because every time this happens, everyone starts jerking off violently about the US and gun laws. Of course every day we have videos on this site alone from all over the world of people getting shot in South America and Asia and nobody ever says "ONLY IN BRAZIL".

[kaeotik]

Originally Posted by OhSisterMagdelene ↗

Obama has created a society where Blacks feel entitled and are appalled when they're not able to disrespect, murder or rape Whitey with impunity. I can't wait until he gets out of the fucking office. I can't recall a time in my lifetime when there was so much racial division and tension. There's this angry bitch where I work at who was so rude to me and I'd done nothing to her. Typical angry black woman. I just keep my distance.

This is the stupidest fucking post I've ever read on this site. That is one hell of an achievement too!

[kitten23]

Originally Posted by Jeff4221 ↗

Yeah... but they were in the middle of the interview and I'm sure seeing someone walk up to watch (or perhaps just waiting for them to finish so he could walk past them) was an everyday thing for Alison. The woman being interviewed surely saw him but had no reason to react as she didn't know him. Just my thoughts.

There was also another guy there and it wasn't decided if he or Vicki Gardner was going to be doing the interview until the last minute. The other guy left 2 minutes before the live shot. Maybe they thought it was him retuning and didn't pay much attention. I have seen so many live shots with random people hovering around, hopping around, making gestures, shouting, etc. I think reporters are so used to these random people that they just tune them out, so to speak. If they didn't ignore them, they'd never get the story done.
In Alison's case, I think she was focused on getting the job done and didn't pay much attention to the other person there. Vicki Gardner may have been really nervous about doing the interview and might have been really focused on Alison and answering the questions she was asked. She may have thought the other man had returned, it was someone else from the station, or a random onlooker.
Here's the link to the story about the guy who had left minutes before the shooting
http://www.wset.com/story/29887175/m...efore-shooting

[Vedderman]

Originally Posted by Gertcha! ↗

It's funny, because if you described this crime to someone, and then asked them where in the world it was most likely to take place, they'd say the U.S.A...

Why?

Because people are fucking stupid.

Madmen in Mexico have been chopping one another to pieces, making pozole out of the remains, then posting the whole process on Youtube and Facebook for years now. They find entire fucking buses in buried in the desert with dozens of corpses in them.

Brazil is even worse. Not to mention the Middle East.

Thailand.
Indonesia.
India.

People die in droves all over the fucking planet. Man's inhumanity to man knows no boundaries, but people like to kick up a fuss any time guns are used to kill people in the US. Especially mewling little brats and pretty blonde women.

It's a talking point and people like to talk. But they feel uncomfortable talking about dirt farmers being butchered in Mexico-it's much easier to target the US for being affluent, but soft on guns. They can feel morally superior when making that argument, whereas talking about violence in Mexico makes them feel dirty and guilty about their white privilege.

[kitten23]

Inventory list of seized items from the shooter's car

[awwsoclose]

Im on my phone so my audio quality may be off but I hear adam go "no bryce!"

[valroadie]

Not gonna lie, I laughed a little when he pointed and didn't shoot the first time...like wow heh. I know though reporters are used to people running a muck on live takes so...understandable.

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by Vedderman ↗

Because people are fucking stupid.

Madmen in Mexico have been chopping one another to pieces, making pozole out of the remains, then posting the whole process on Youtube and Facebook for years now. They find entire fucking buses in buried in the desert with dozens of corpses in them.

Brazil is even worse. Not to mention the Middle East.

Thailand.
Indonesia.
India.

People die in droves all over the fucking planet. Man's inhumanity to man knows no boundaries, but people like to kick up a fuss any time guns are used to kill people in the US. Especially mewling little brats and pretty blonde women.

It's a talking point and people like to talk. But they feel uncomfortable talking about dirt farmers being butchered in Mexico-it's much easier to target the US for being affluent, but soft on guns. They can feel morally superior when making that argument, whereas talking about violence in Mexico makes them feel dirty and guilty about their white privilege.

My thoughts exactly, and also 'sour grapes' from other places because we in the USA get all the good surplus guns at a fraction what they cost overseas. I am running out of room to stack the surplus Heckler & Koch 33 assault rifles in .223 in my office., $500 USD each!

[gdmoney13]

Does anyone have the longer video? I think there is a longer one out there.