Just watched the new shooting footage - I am not an expert in any of this so this is just my amateur observation
is it normal for the team leader (i.e. the guy with the cam and giving orders) to push his guys to hurry up when they are checking hallways? How many times did he push them? Go, go, go!
Like, give your dudes a moment to figure out of they're safe.
But I dunno. Maybe military training is like that?
I do think this is something that needs to be reconciled. They could've been in the classrooms (should've been) but how did the team know that the shooter was where she was? They saw her in the window from outside?
There was no one screaming, that's for sure.
Where did she learn how to shoot?
I think someone needs to answer that. Because it's doubtful that she just went out out and bought these guns and didn't try them out first.
So many questions.
for sure
>As for Reddit…
shills love to use this Reddit spacing thing. It's a long-running tactic. kek Not only can they not meme, they use the same insults over and over again.
Sad, really. Just how bad they are at this.
At least they are 'thinking' about the evidence. Could be worse.
What the hell is wrong with you?
Anons don't stop reporting on Leftie zealots because they're… Leftie zealots.
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well, this explains a lot.