Trump not actually struck by a bullet?

Geeko Sportivo said:
I really do not believe that the assassination attempt was a fake. I believe the Boy that was shot, had a Death Wish, and his true motives were 3-fold. He wanted to go down in history as the one who sacrificed himself and saved the world from Donald Trump, and he wanted to impress everyone that had previously rejected him in some way, and he wanted his Father to grieve his death and blame himself for his death as if to say, "Dad, you are responsible for this, because you put Donald Trump above ME, your own Son, and so this is what you get- No more Son- and no more Donald Trump.

I believe that his father was one of these Nuts that praised and worshiped Donald Trump beyond reason, and defended him in every way beyond reason and became impossible to communicate or reason with.

And I believe that the son and his mother were punished or mistreated in some way, if they spoke up to the Dad in any way, to speak negatively of Donald Trump in any way, in attempts to try and REASON and tell the TRUTH about Donald Trump.

So the son felt helpless, and saw how impossible his dad was to reason with, and saw how cruel and unreasonable his father was to his mother and him and the boy rebelled against his father! The Boy loved his mother, did not like the way his Father Treated his Mother or him, and learned to hate his father about it.

So this kid crafted this plan, and carried it out, to meet all of his objectives, retaliate against his father, and become a hero to all of his peers that had rejected him, and just quite possibly to retaliate against his mother that refused to leave the father over his unreasonableness and cruelty he was causing in the family- ALL BECAUSE OF DONALD TRUMP!

This is what I truly believe what happened!
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This is a really interesting analysis that could very well be exactly how it was. The kid's mother tried to stop the attack and actually drove there (I think it was 200 miles) to do so, but was too late. I feel horrible for her.
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
He's definitely got the money to hire crisis actors to stage a fake assassination attempt. I doubt though if it could be kept quiet for very long. It's weird that both would-be assassins were Republicans.
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Nawww, it was too good. Everyone knows that when Pedo Don says he's hiring "the best people" he really means those who work cheap and kiss his ass.

What he might be stupid enough to do is let a close operative "leak" his movements and, maybe, even some plans to a nutjob(s) hoping one takes the bait and then tipping off the police. Obviously that plan didn't work due in Butler, PA. LOL Likewise, I doubt that could be kept secret for long, but it might be hid under a rug until after Guy Fawkes Night.

Overall, I favor Occam's Razor in matters like this. IMO, it's a matter of sociological odds; 330M Americans, 40% are in a house with a gun, 32% are gun owners. 32% = 96M Americans. 40% of these are male: 38.4M. I'll skip the "black" and "white" numbers since that's being skewed by both the overall greater population of "white" males than "black", but also that we're a more blended nation so race questions "color" the data. <--pun intended. 33% of these have "HS or less" educations = 12.672M males with guns.

Grad students can narrow it down even further, including factoring in the percentage of suicidal but violent mentally ill. Most mentally ill people are a greater danger to themselves than others, but it's the "than others" who make the news. While Butler county, with Butler, PA being the county seat, has a relatively low suicide rate for the state, Alleghany county, where Crooks was from, has a relatively high suicide rate at 14.2. Crooks' parents were both LPCs and had "health issues". Alleghany County has a population of ~1.3M.

Someone please check my math here, but (1.3M/100K) X 14.2 = 184.6 suicide deaths in that county per year. As if anyone except the families give a shit. The excitement, of course, is when those suicides turn into murder/suicides. It's those which make the news! :thup:




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Key facts about Americans and guns

About six-in-ten U.S. adults (58%) favor stricter gun laws. Another 26% say that U.S. gun laws are about right, while 15% favor less strict gun laws.
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Allegheny County, Pennsylvania - Wikipedia

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