[Royal_Madnessty]

Why is it that everytime something like this happens that many say that it was a false flag/hoax? Like there are no crazy people with guns in the US. This kid is not right in his mind. I believe he thinks and acts like a 10 yo, did read that somewhere. I know i'm not making myself popular right now but i don't think that he needs to get the death penalty. He's screwed up in the head, thats for sure.

[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by Royal_Madnessty ↗

Why is it that everytime something like this happens that many say that it was a false flag/hoax? Like there are no crazy people with guns in the US. This kid is not right in his mind. I believe he thinks and acts like a 10 yo, did read that somewhere. I know i'm not making myself popular right now but i don't think that he needs to get the death penalty. He's screwed up in the head, thats for sure.

Depends on what context the hoax/false flag is used. Hoax/false flag isn't necessarily a secret govt. initiative, as most people automatically thinks when someone impresses the potential.

A hoax or a false flag can be conducted by any level of agendas. Black guy spray painting KKK on a predominate black attended church is a false flag, for example. A govt. bombing a country using weapons with logos from another country in which they wish to create division with upon the two, is a false flag at a higher level.

It's easy to assume, speculate, as well as put false narratives together to form a reasonable argument in their favor. Separating fact from theory isn't a common practice of those inclined to find independent research on certain matters.

This shooting is easiest of them all to present a theory saturated thesis pointing to a false flag, mostly because of the facts that can be promoted to back those theories. That isn't to say the theories are true, just that the pieces of the puzzle are similar enough, you cam jam the pieces together and anyone that lacks the common sense, or drive, to investigate it themselves will be easily convinced.

In this case- That facts are-

1) The Broward co. Sheriffs dept was on a campaign endorsed by Obama that gave leniency to minors. There were aprox 7 misdemeanor that minors couldn't be arrested, upon breaking.

2) There was a point systems, protocol, that deputies had to go through, before making a felony arrest on a minor. It was said that many deputies were avoiding arrest, just so they didn't have to deal with said protocols.

3) Broward co. Sheriff Israel, was an avid gun grab advocate with extreme liberal views. (which makes it easy to assume he's in on some agenda)

4) The Sheriff's department did in fact stand-down. (which in the mind of falseflag/hoax type, legitimizes #3-)

5) The FBI and DOJ, knew about this kid. The sheriff's dept. visited the kid many times, and knew of his high school woes. (which fuels the concept that this was a deep state initiative)

Just a few examples of how facts can be used as tools to mislead, misinform, or create new narratives to support their own worldviews.

[Oswald2001]

The so-called 'False Flag' tactic has it's basis in the infamous "Hegelian Dialectic" of Problem -> Reaction -> Solution


Or, the less obvious view. - Thesis -> Antithesis -> Synthesis


'False Flag' is used to bring about a 'Problem' situation, circumstance and/or understanding that was the intention all along.


The 'Problem' is supposedly 'Gun Violence'.



The 'Reaction' is a narrative proposed and supported by operatives that caused the 'Problem' in the first place.



All to engender a 'False Flag' 'Astro turf' (aka FAKE 'Grass Roots') 'demand' ('Reaction') for what the operatives wanted all along.



For instance, "Ban all guns!" as a 'Solution'.


This was their objective from the beginning.


Typical Soviet era Saul Alinsky style tactics.


Also known as the 'Long Con'.

[alphawolf15]

Those aren't bullet holes in the computer

[Deni]

I have been teaching in public middle schools for 34 years. Your observations/comments are spot on.

Originally Posted by RealityUnfolding ↗

As for this brat - fry him.

You can thank the yuppie fucking "new age", "oh, my kid is so special", "oh, slam the bullies, don't you dare teach my kid how to DEAL with bullies" pieces of shit parents.

You wouldn't believe how many kids in my children's schools, all 3 of them, have no ability whatsoever to cope with any sort of disappointment, snobbery, or the slightest critique... and so help you as an adult, if you have to deal with this shitty ass parents, who will storm the god damned castle if you gave little Johnny a C, because after all, the precious angel worked 6 hard minutes on it at home before he got his 4 hours of Playstation reward before bed.

And you don't need to "beat ass" to solve it either (though it should never be off the table, my kids get in my face and talk back to me, call me names, etc. you can bet that will be a tool, but despite being shorter than a few of them, they do NOT play with Mama that way). You need to tell your kids, "hey, that kid is better at you than Math", "okay, well Mark is better than you at baseball, would you like to go to the local training grounds to improve?".

The vast majority of school violence boils down to the same things - and it's not always mental illness (like schizo James Holmes or Morgan Geyser). It's kids who are mentally RETARDED and STUNTED in their development by dumbass parents, who refuse to let their kids experience anything negative, and if they do - the kids run to them to "take down" the opposition.

This is "indigo child" bullshit. It's "everyone gets a trophy" fucktards. It's "my precious angel who eats his own boogers in front of everyone at 9 years old is a prodigy" parenting.

And it is time we start charging PARENTS with the crimes of their children, when it's pretty damned clear they are either actively encouraging such "specialism" behavior (which is essentially a form of white bread gang), or when they refuse to punish their children at home for their actions at school and in sports.

Fuck, look at the dumbass kid in soccer a few years ago who punched and killed a ref.

This one was closer to home than most, especially since I have children in high school this year, but I'm sick to fucking death of politicians taking this shit over for the same shitfest parents to support them, while this dumbass kid should have been locked up for threats, not "oh gee golly George, don't bring a backpack to school, but here's some more education for you".

He threatened to blow up students - and he wasn't expelled then. He was too special. We will just forbid him from bringing a bomb in... and we'll have special ass parents, who can't stand the thought of their precious angels having armed resource officers because "ermahgerd, guys specially trained to deal with school shooters is just too scaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaary for my precious twatwaffle".

/steps off the preachy-bitch soapbox

[Weiland]

The newly released confession in its entirety. Enjoy. ;)

[Meridian]

I watched about an hour of that confession. I haven’t followed this case but watching that, unless that kid is an actor, he’s clearly of very low intelligence, with a mental health issue, whose mother died a few months prior. His father already dead. This kid was utterly fucked up in the head.

You give a kid like that, grieving, hopeless, messed up, no future, a gun, and the knowledge that this is how a loner kid becomes important and “somebody”, and you have this.

Over and over again.

[Weiland]

Originally Posted by Meridian ↗

I watched about an hour of that confession. I haven’t followed this case but watching that, unless that kid is an actor, he’s clearly of very low intelligence, with a mental health issue, whose mother died a few months prior. His father already dead. This kid was utterly fucked up in the head.

You give a kid like that, grieving, hopeless, messed up, no future, a gun, and the knowledge that this is how a loner kid becomes important and “somebody”, and you have this.

Over and over again.

You know, it really reminds me of the Martin Bryant (Port Arthur Massacre, 1996) case. For instance:
- Both have low intellect.
- Both on the spectrum (I read someplace that Nikolas Cruz was diagnosed with autism or Asperger's).
- Both used an AR-15.
- Both had a parent die recently prior to their respective shootings.
- Both were heavily disliked because they were seen as annoying or strange.
- Both got fat in prison (lmao).

Yeah, I can't think of anymore at the moment but I'd been thinking of it a few days beforehand and I came up with quite a few similarities. I'll be sure to post them if I remember them. It's pretty fucked ... :/

[Meridian]

Originally Posted by HopperGrieves ↗

You know, it really reminds me of the Martin Bryant (Port Arthur Massacre, 1996) case. For instance:
- Both have low intellect.
- Both on the spectrum (I read someplace that Nikolas Cruz was diagnosed with autism or Asperger's).
- Both used an AR-15.
- Both had a parent die recently prior to their respective shootings.
- Both were heavily disliked because they were seen as annoying or strange.
- Both got fat in prison (lmao).

Yeah, I can't think of anymore at the moment but I'd been thinking of it a few days beforehand and I came up with quite a few similarities. I'll be sure to post them if I remember them. It's pretty fucked ... :/

I was wondering about Aspergers too. I didn’t know that but he definitely gave odd responses which made me wonder.

This kid had no one. He lost everyone that could have helped him, and with a condition like that, it’s not easy on your own.

Not excusing what he did, but people with autism mimic what they see.

[Oswald2001]

Quite the Chatterbox...