And your point being? Your going in circles now.
I felt like I was typing in circles too ?. I'm not sure why I'm still trying.
Your standing up for him so I am wondering if your one of his political followers. Evidently most of his followers think it was big consiparacy and that these kids are happily living out their lives somewhere.
Like I said before, I don't believe that, or follow Alex whatsoever. I believe in quite a few "conspiracy theories" but that ain't one. From what Murphyguy said, it sounds absurd.
Would I see happening is a highly politicized trial of somebody who's openly critical of the government. What I meant by, the government can get you for anything, is that if they want to shut you up for some reason, there's always something they can find, on pretty much anyone. There's some pretty ridiculous laws still on the books, and I would gander that the overwhelming majority of people have committed an unknowing felony in the past year.
It does make one wonder if he was onto something though, and his public humiliation gives even more credence to his theories, regardless of what they are. That is, by nature, how conspiracy theories work.
One at the time and for months we were never ever comfortable leaving him at school after that incident. The freaking phone would ring while he was at school and we would jump up in panic
The only person who's at fault for you living in fear is the shooter, and yourself. Maybe you could make an argument that the news shoving it down your throat probably didn't help either, but you can't fairly single out one agency or person for it.
I don't watch the news, and the thought of a school shooter is always in the back of my head, but there's absolutely nothing about a situation like that I can control. I don't, and can't, let fear dictate my decisions. My kids go to school, come back and I have good days. Living in fear and anger sucks, I've been there, and I don't want to go back, it's not a fun existence.
Oh no let me double down on that. If one of my kids had been killed I would be going out looking to have a talk with Mr. Jones right now.
But they weren't killed. That's always a good thing. I genuinely hope you and your children live long, happy, and successful lives.
People want someone to blame when the person who committed the offense is no longer around, that's natural.
It's not over when some scum is saying it's all a hoax and your kids are not really dead but probably hidden somewhere as part of a conspiracy.
Yep, that sounds like a real scumbag thing to do, but the incident IS in fact over. Nazis are still put up on trial, and World War II movies are still made, but the war is over. The shooter is dead, and the victims have been buried.
Honestly, if I was a parent of one of the children, I would probably just want this to be over with as soon as possible so I can attempt to get back to some attempted normalcy (as much as you can have after loosing a child, I guess). I wouldn't want to spend my time in some courtroom rehashing the details of my child's murder with some nutjob who didn't have anything to do with the shooting.
Do you know what an AR15 does to a 6 year old? I would bet half of those parents never even saw their kids bodies in the Morgue or at the funeral.
Again, that's terrible, nobody should have to go through that.
Now just imagine someone starts to spin a story like this and you start to think that you might have buried an empty casket.
Who cares what some guy says? Why are you letting it affect you like that? There's entire sites and online forms devoted to 9/11 conspiracy theories, I don't see anybody suing them, or if they are, it's definitely not on the front page of the news.
I guess I just don't let let people get to me like others do. I couldn't care less about what the news or some rando says.