re: Paddock has to be the most unlikely mass murderer in US history.

No telling what kind of stuff the guy has hidden from the world. May have been a long time serial killer for all I know.

He was a psychopath raised by a psychopath, according to the official narrative. His brother comes off as somewhat disturbed as well.

It is odd, as it was with Lanza, that his mental illness manifested in this way. Even a psycho has to have a "why", one would think.

All of the Islamic attacks are very easy to understand, for example. The Dutch guy was easy to understand.

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Dude seems kinda sketchy to me despite the lack of a criminal record

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He was surely living outside the law in some way. Connected to the mob would be my guess. Actually wouldn't surprise me if he was a mob guy that converted to Islam.

Or he didn't do it? I'm no conspiracy theorist by any means but it wouldn't surprise me one bit if he was just a fall guy.

"None of his friends have come forward"?
Who's going to admit they knew him?

Possessed by the debil

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We are stressing people the hell out over trivial shite. People are more anxious and depressed as they've ever been.

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Politics in this country go a long way towards that. In the 80s the opposing political party was the other party's punchline; these days, they're the "hated enemy" and "everything that is wrong with this country" with members of both sides talking about how they wish every Republican/Democrat was dead. Politicians tell us every day it's the other group's fault that the country is the way it is.

Both groups want to be perceived as the party of personal responsibility, but neither party has people in power that actually DO that. It's always someone else's fault. All the while neither side really wants it fixed, because the more decisive a country we are, the more divided, the more money they get from their particular special interest groups.

Want it fixed? It'll be a long road, but the first step would be to remove money from politics. Pass laws that prohibit businesses and special interest groups from putting money to politicians. Remind the people in Washington that they are there to serve, and are there at the whim of, the populace - NOT the group or corporation with the biggest purse strings.

We allow it though, so while all of our politicians are cucks to their particular donors, we cry about the Rs and the Ds, the Reds and the Blues, while those in DC get what they want. A bunch of people mad at each other and letting them continue with business as usual.

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Cops may not be releasing information such as suicide note, manifesto, etc.

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This is interesting in regards to motive, but the biggest issue our society seems to have is trust in the information released.

People don't believe it anymore.

On top of that, since we don't have any hard info, the media runs away with the little they do have, generating narratives that we aren't sure we can trust.

Good post but I think there is something more. May have to do with Paton's post above and lack of belief in a greater being.

There is something, something, that is very broken on our society. Social media fuels it, I believe. Advertising and accumulation of material things is part of it. We MUST figure it out or it will lead to our destruction. I am old and have seen the changes and don't fear for my future but the future of my two daughters saddens me.

I think we are going to see more of this. Unlikely, he was almost identical to the Alexandria shooter? Politics has become quite insane since Trump won the office and the left are pushing the racism, hate and Trump is evil narrative to extremes. The media and never trump republicans push the same narrative.

Don't forget the shooting in Alexandria where the shooter asked "Is this where the Republicans are practicing" and had a list of republican names.

I certainly imagine the shooter is a democratic leftist or was heavily influenced by the rhetoric they are pushing.