Active shooter at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas

[EmM HoLLa.]

How you gonna notice someone coming and going with 1 or 2 suitcases at a time?.. At a huge hotel like that? C'mon man..

 

[blackrain]

He repents on sundays

That only works if he's Catholic

 

[a.mann]

10 suitcases and no one felt that was a bit off.. think people need to open their eyes a bit more.. i know its in hindsight but thats crazy

2 words:

White Privilege

 

[TheGOAT]

I wonder what Mandalay Bay plans to do?

Tear down and rebuild?

Gonna be very strange to get booked to the room the shit went down in

 

[stringer bell]

https://www.mediaite.com/tv/fbn-gue...rol-we-need-guns-in-the-hands-of-good-people/

FBN Guest Cites Chicago to Reject Gun Control: ‘We Need Guns in the Hands of Good People’

As Fox Business Network took on the mass shooting in Las Vegas on Tuesday morning, they inevitably waded into the newly reignited gun control debate.

“I’m a strong proponent of the Second Amendment,” started Darrin Porcher, a former Army officer and FBN guest. “And when we look at places like Chicago — Chicago has the toughest gun laws in the country, however look at the propensity for violence in Chicago.”

Since Sunday night’s horrific shooting in Vegas, in which a 64-year-old man used an arsenal of some 20 guns to rain bullets down on a crowd of concert-goers, the gun control debate has raged back onto the main stage — with opponents citing Chicago as evidence that gun regulation does not reduce crime.

A few quick points:

— Chicago does not have the strictest gun laws in the country (it’s laws are comparable to other major U.S. cities, like New York and Los Angeles.)

— While Chicago suffers from extraordinary gun violence, when adjusted for population, it does not have the highest murder rate in America (it ranked 8th in 2016.)

— Most importantly, most (some 60%) of Chicago’s illegal guns recovered during arrests between 2009 and 2013 came from out of state, where gun control laws are more relaxed.

Porcher continued, deploying the time-tested argument that ‘good guy with a gun’ argument — pointing to the church shooting in Tennessee last month, in which the gunman was thwarted by an armed usher.

“We need guns to protect ourselves,” Porcher said. “We need good people in the hands of guns to protect ourselves from bad people in the hands of guns.” (It is unclear how ‘good people with guns’ could have stopped the Las Vegas attack, where the assailant fired automatic rifles at a crowd from a hotel window hundreds of yards away.)

The Mornings With Maria panel then went on to note that automatic weapons are illegal, and marveled at how Stephen Paddock, the attacker, could have got his hands on such a weapon. FBN’s Dagen McDowell noted that there are easily accessible devices that can transform a semi-automatic weapon into an automatic weapon.

“What happens in Chicago is that you have bad guys that are in possession of guns,” Porcher concluded. “The good guys don’t have guns. Look at the police department, how does the police department counter bad people? With guns.”

“We need guns in the hands of good people.”

Chicago.. Chicago...

 

[2stepz_ahead]

I wonder what Mandalay Bay plans to do?

Tear down and rebuild?

Gonna be very strange to get booked to the room the shit went down in

youd be surprised what people will do to be apart of something

 

[TheGOAT]

My in-laws that are in Vegas said The Venetian got everything comped & everyone who used Uber got refunded as well

 

[DaBull]

10 suitcases and no one felt that was a bit off.. think people need to open their eyes a bit more.. i know its in hindsight but thats crazy

idk if you dont travel a lot or not, but in a place like vegas with COUNTLESS performers and actors that have teams and entourages with them, seeing some one bring multiple suitcases in a hotel would NOT raise a red flag. chill with the hindsight

 

[a.mann]

How you gonna notice someone coming and going with 1 or 2 suitcases at a time?.. At a huge hotel like that? C'mon man..

If he was Muslim do you think they would paid more attention?

 

[2stepz_ahead]

How you gonna notice someone coming and going with 1 or 2 suitcases at a time?.. At a huge hotel like that? C'mon man..

If he was Muslim do you think they would paid more attention?

yep

 

[playmaker88]

10 suitcases and no one felt that was a bit off.. think people need to open their eyes a bit more.. i know its in hindsight but thats crazy

idk if you dont travel a lot or not, but in a place like vegas with COUNTLESS performers and actors that have teams and entourages with them, seeing some one bring multiple suitcases in a hotel would NOT raise a red flag. chill with the hindsight

ok

 

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[EmM HoLLa.]

How you gonna notice someone coming and going with 1 or 2 suitcases at a time?.. At a huge hotel like that? C'mon man..

If he was Muslim do you think they would paid more attention?

yep

No.. What are ya'll talking about..

If I come into the hotel with 2 suitcases on Monday.. Then on Tuesday come with another 2 bags.. Then on Thursday another 2. Who is noticing that? It's vegas. I'm shopping.. Ya'll are being hypersensitive. All ethnicities go to vegas to ball.. This isn't abnormal.

 

[DNB1]

How hard is it to alter your appearance on different days and bring in some suitcases?

Monday you wear a hat...Tuesday you wear a Hawaiian shirt and some shades...etc etc

 

[atribecalledgabi]

10 suitcases and no one felt that was a bit off.. think people need to open their eyes a bit more.. i know its in hindsight but thats crazy

open they eyes to what?

a white dude carrying cases?

that wont raise suspicions cause people too busy watching a nigga fumble around at the ATM.

most white people have to be in your face suspicious for most to take notice

I wouldn't expect guests to notice that, but maybe staff would. Imagine being housekeeping and seeing 1 or 2 suitcases one day then come back a few days later and see 8-10...in a room for 1 person. Obviously you don't have the right to look through dude's stuff and find out wassup with all these bags....it's an odd situation cuz even if you notice something like that, there's nothing that can legally be done about it.

 

[7figz]

My in-laws that are in Vegas said The Venetian got everything comped & everyone who used Uber got refunded as well

I wonder what Mandalay Bay plans to do?

Tear down and rebuild?

Gonna be very strange to get booked to the room the shit went down in

youd be surprised what people will do to be apart of something

So what y'all saying is ...

?

 

[a.mann]

Say what you will, but IMO

the fact he was an older white man IS why he was given the benefit of doubt

and why his actions beforehand did not raise any red flags

THAT is privilege

 

[atribecalledgabi]

Say what you will, but IMO

the fact he was an older white man IS why he was given the benefit of doubt

and why his actions beforehand did not raise any red flags

THAT is privilege

I wonder how long he was booked to stay...and was he a regular at that hotel since he was a gambler...probly why nobody felt the need to bring up how many bags he had or anything else that might have been deemed suspicious...

 

[Lurkristocrat]

10 suitcases and no one felt that was a bit off.. think people need to open their eyes a bit more.. i know its in hindsight but thats crazy

open they eyes to what?

a white dude carrying cases?

that wont raise suspicions cause people too busy watching a nigga fumble around at the ATM.

most white people have to be in your face suspicious for most to take notice

I wouldn't expect guests to notice that, but maybe staff would. Imagine being housekeeping and seeing 1 or 2 suitcases one day then come back a few days later and see 8-10...in a room for 1 person. Obviously you don't have the right to look through dude's stuff and find out wassup with all these bags....it's an odd situation cuz even if you notice something like that, there's nothing that can legally be done about it.

Just stop. Niggas dont get paid enough for that shit.

 

[atribecalledgabi]

10 suitcases and no one felt that was a bit off.. think people need to open their eyes a bit more.. i know its in hindsight but thats crazy

open they eyes to what?

a white dude carrying cases?

that wont raise suspicions cause people too busy watching a nigga fumble around at the ATM.

most white people have to be in your face suspicious for most to take notice

I wouldn't expect guests to notice that, but maybe staff would. Imagine being housekeeping and seeing 1 or 2 suitcases one day then come back a few days later and see 8-10...in a room for 1 person. Obviously you don't have the right to look through dude's stuff and find out wassup with all these bags....it's an odd situation cuz even if you notice something like that, there's nothing that can legally be done about it.

Just stop. Niggas dont get paid enough for that shit.

That's the point nigga...I'm sure nobody thought his bags were full of guns that he would later use to shoot up the strip...but you don't have to be paid to see some shit and go "hmm...that's strange"