[Master Thread] Attempted Trump Assassination (Including attempt on Sept 15, 2024)

[Family 3,988]

8 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

The father owns the house.

Considering the young man registered republican and voted in 2022 elections …

The parental home displays of trump flags, may very well be shooter was himself non maga. 

So, a House Divided, much like the party 

 

Edited July 16 by Family

[Crazy Cat 41,651]

5 minutes ago, Family said:

So, a House Divided, much like the party

  

I see only one political party in total disarray.....and it isn't the Republicans.

 

[Boiler 45,362]

Was it me or did they also look a bit chunky? Definitely short.

 

Or is that fatphobic?

 

[Dashinka 24,419]

1 hour ago, Family said:

Considering the young man registered republican and voted in 2022 elections …

The parental home displays of trump flags, may very well be shooter was himself non maga. 

So, a House Divided, much like the party 

 

Yes, the Democrat Party is very divided.  Btw, the reason for registering as a Republican in 2022 was already theorized with a valid reason, the fact that you choose to ignore that is on you.

26 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Was it me or did they also look a bit chunky? Definitely short.

 

Or is that fatphobic?

 

Didn't earn it.

[Crazy Cat 41,651]

1 hour ago, Dashinka said:

Btw, the reason for registering as a Republican in 2022 was already theorized

I voted for Bernie in a primary once (yes, it is legal where I voted)......that certainly doesn't say much about me.  I think it is obviously logical to think that the vile rhetoric from people like dem leaders, Joy Reid, Rachael Madcow, women on the view, and others influenced this mentally unstable kid.  

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[SneakyPete 75]

Regardless the political party affiliation of the shooter, I do find it interesting that so far there has been a radio silence on their actual motives, if they actually had any. Their social media footprint was minimal, most of it contained in Discord, and there was nothing particularly revealing from Discord either at least so far. I would not be entirely surprised if Trump was not even intended target, but instead it was someone local, or motivation was not political to begin with. Akin to Reagan's would be assassin. 

[Crazy Cat 41,651]

7 minutes ago, SneakyPete said:

I would not be entirely surprised if Trump was not even intended target,

Seriuosly?  That wasn't the ideal location to kill someone "local".   Trump just happened to be standing in the way?

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[Crazy Cat 41,651]

8 minutes ago, SneakyPete said:

most of it contained in Discord

I hope they release what they find on his phone.  I think he was a very sick kid who took the constant, 8 year,  vile leftist rhetoric seriously. 

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[Boiler 45,362]

There can only be speculation, he is dead.

 

Even if he was alive would he tell the truth?

 

I take the obvious answers unless there is something that suggests otherwise, I have no reason to doubt Trump was the target.

[Family 3,988]

1 hour ago, Dashinka said:

3 hours ago, Family said:

Considering the young man registered republican and voted in 2022 elections …

The parental home displays of trump flags, may very well be shooter was himself non maga. 

So, a House Divided, much like the party 

 

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Yes, the Democrat Party is very divided.  Btw, the reason for registering as a Republican in 2022 was already theorized with a valid reason

I ended up here mid thread ( involuntarily …feel like a long tailed cat in a roomful of rocking chairs}😂…

 

so I am sure I missed the ‘theorizing” of why a registered republican who voted in 2022 is not a republican..?’

[Crazy Cat 41,651]

19 minutes ago, Family said:

I ended up here mid thread ( involuntarily …feel like a long tailed cat in a roomful of rocking chairs}😂…

 

so I am sure I missed the ‘theorizing” of why a registered republican who voted in 2022 is not a republican..?’

Pennsylvania is a closed primary state.  In order to vote "against" a Republican candidate in the primary (or to promote a candidate he most wanted to face the dem), he was required to register as a Republican.   That is very plausible. 

I voted for Bernie in a primary once....I am no democrat.

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[Pooky 3,773]

Just now, Crazy Cat said:

Pennsylvania is a closed primary state.  In order to vote "against" a Republican candidate in the primary, he was required to register as a Republican.   That is very plausible. 

And the DNC effort to get Dr.Oz the nomination, instead of someone sane and reasonable, with a less creepy smile, was intense.

 

If he was prepared to donate to ActBlue, one of the largest funding sources for DNC candidates, I am willing to wager that he would have no compunction registering R to mess with the GOP primary.

[Crazy Cat 41,651]

and just to add.....In Pennsylvania (one of 10 closed primary states), independents cannot vote (in primary elections). 

[Family 3,988]

13 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

Pennsylvania is a closed primary state.  In order to vote "against" a Republican candidate in the primary (or to promote a candidate he most wanted to face the dem), he was required to register as a Republican.   That is very plausible. 

I voted for Bernie in a primary once....I am no democrat.

That’s a lot of boomer sophistry attributed to an otherwise described conservative young fellow ( classmates, teachers, neighbors).

[Pooky 3,773]

2 minutes ago, Family said:

That’s a lot of boomer sophistry attributed to an otherwise described conservative young fellow ( classmates, teachers, neighbors).

Aka. Logical deduction