The Las Vegas attack is the deadliest mass shooting in US history

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hotchic.

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Posted: 7 years ago

#21

Prayers with the victims.

How do these groups claim responsibility of a terror attack btw, in what way?

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Posted: 7 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: iambest
its sad RIP to innocent victims but as u sow so shall u reap its karma ... US have killed and bombed many more people way more than the round figure of 15000 people including innocent public of Afghanistan childrens , womans etc ...when they invaded Afghanistan for the country oil in their created drama of war on terror to me Bush is the biggest terrorist ever born in this world

so who exactly should be pay for Bush?

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IPSO_FACTO

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Posted: 7 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: iambest
its sad RIP to innocent victims but as u sow so shall u reap its karma ... US have killed and bombed many more people way more than the round figure of 15000 people including innocent public of Afghanistan childrens , womans etc ...when they invaded Afghanistan for the country oil in their created drama of war on terror to me Bush is the biggest terrorist ever born in this world

while all that is true, we shoudnt forget that it was not the fault of the people/population of USA at large. the sole fault was and is of the US government and its allies. in a war and war like situation, it is the public that bears all the losses while the government sits on it's snooty ass.

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Mallika-E-Bhais

@Mallika-E-Bhais

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Posted: 7 years ago

#24

And then they say everyone should be allowed access to fire-arms & there should be no fun-control. THIS is why the US needs strict gun-control laws!!!

RIP to all the victims. Either people are dying or being shot down. The world turns more terrifying, day by day.

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ya ya girl

@Maharani69

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Posted: 7 years ago

#25

three of my friends were gonna be there before not being able to make it due to flight delay, they were excited for it since weeks. idk, a part of me legit died. honestly, a part of me dies every time I read about an attack somewhere in this world. and when it hits so close to home, having almost affected people that I love, I don't understand whether to feel angry at this world or just move on.

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megha sharma

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Posted: 7 years ago

#26

My condolences to the families of victims who have been injured & lost their lives in this cowardly act

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liberiangirl

@liberiangirl

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Posted: 7 years ago

#27

It is really sad waking up to such horrific news!

May all the people who lost their lives RIP. Prayers for those injured.

For the life of me, have never understood why regular Americans would need guns for their safety. That's what the law enforcement officials are for. That's how the rest of the world operates.

What's worse is that the gun control laws are not even stringent so it's pretty easy for people to get their hands on such deadly weapons.

Every so often we hear of shootings (at malls, schools, concerts etc) across USA. And yet NRA is still not classified as a terrorist organization. 🥱

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liberiangirl

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Posted: 7 years ago

#28

^^ Oh wow! Interesting.

We'll soon know more about what exactly transpired and why.

Ok, so have 0 idea or info about guns.

But from what I see on TV, the distance between the Casino and where the concert was, was far off. Assault rifles have that kinda range?

Also, 515+ injured and 58+ dead? 1 person did it all? How is it possible?

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Jyoti

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Posted: 7 years ago

#29

my prayers are with all the victims.. god bless them RIP

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divaz

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Posted: 7 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: boiledanda
Rip. I doubt he is the real killer, at age of 64 its difficult to carry 10 rifles and get a room in Mandalay bay with a good view of concert. Those who have gone to Vegas, will know they assign random rooms to their customer. Each floor has over 200 rooms. Someone must have broke into his room and carried the whole massacre.
TMZ claims Las Vegas gunman doesn't fit mass shooter profile
Stephen Paddock is an outlier for police profilers ... at least so far.
The 64-year-old Nevada resident lived in a retirement community. He has no criminal record, at least none we've been able to find so far.
We found Paddock has a hunting license in Alaska. He got a pilot's license in 2003, which means he's undergone some physical and mental evaluation.
As we reported, Paddock, died in his hotel room after slaughtering more than 50 people and injuring more than 400. It appears he died from a self-inflicted gunshot.