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[Rxxf]

Why was she standing there with that dumb look on her face

In that situation, it would probably take most people a few seconds to react.  Unless you're used to gunfire, you'd probably be confused as to what the sound was, if it was real, or whatever.

Yea, and the way they put gunshots in music nowadays.... she probably though the DJ was about to mix. And no one was screaming or anything at that point.

But that didnt sound like an assault rifle to me.

Semi-Automatic rifle

And Honestly, I don't think much people know what different guns sound like.

[ssw4919]

One video recording the gunfire from outside was a mess.  The dude recording seemed fascinated, yet you can clearly hear whomever else was with him in the car begging to go.  Let's go!  Dude just kept filming and saying oh my God.   If you don't put that phone down and accelerate this car.

[Young]

Get your souls in order

A shift is on the way

[The Brandy Barbie]

people are sick.. do you actually believe this?

You really think one loon just waltzed by security with an assault rifle plus two other weapons and took out 100 people with no help whatsoever?     

Oh absolutely! 

As soon as the killer got in I'm sure he starting spraying. I've been to Pulse on several occasions and its large enough to hold at least 300 people. They're saying it's Latin Night is it's biggest night so I'm sure that club was packed wall to wall.

The only way out the club (out side of emergency exits) is the entrance that you would have had to come in. You would have had to run past the killer to try and make it out. Reports say that the killer held people hostage for 3 whole hours before SWAT was able to get in and take the gunman down.

But outside of all that, this story about the employee's sister and 12 gun shots and two additional men just sounds too exaggerated and far fetched.

I agree with you.


The only way people could've escaped is the entrance like you said or the patio (but they would've had to jump over the barricade)....

So it is possible that he was the only shooter. And it would be weird if this guy made this up just to get likes and shares. smh...

Yeah that story is way too questionable.

If anything the media would've all be fighting to break- that there were more than one shooter. That's noting to hide or to keep from the public out of "fear".

Y'all that person is telling the truth. I was just watching the news, and the were interviewing a victim that just got out of the hospital.  He said there was 2 other shooters in the club.  One was a woman.  Then there was 2 people waiting outside to shoot at cops when they came. 

Even though they played the man saying this on the news, when the camera went back to the news reporter at the station they said nothing more about it and continued telling the story as if there was just one person acting alone.  .

I'm kinda confused, but I kinda feel they might not be telling us everything.

That sounds even crazier than the last story.. So when the cops arrived there were two people outside ready to shoot the cops down? How did the victim know there were gunmen outside the club? Where and when did this second person (the woman) get into the club? Again I ask- the medias isn't "telling" us this because of fear?

Which news station was it that was interviewing this victim?... I can't imagine them covering this up.

I was watching ABC News in Atlanta.  The guy who was being interviewed said he heard the shooter (the one that's all over the news) on the phone saying there were people outside to shoot the cops.  I don't know how accurate that was, though, because none of the witnesses that made it outside said anything about seeing other gunmen out there.

I don't know the answers.  I'm just trying to figure it out.  And I wasn't paying 100% attention to the interview at the time. I wish I would have remembered the direct quotes and the dudes's name.

And there was a guy on CNN just now that said his bartender friend who was working at the club thinks there may have been ore than one shooter, but he wasn't sure.

[b7]

they are saying families are finding out the deceased were LGBT through this, causing double blows.

imagine how many DL dudes were up in there

not to be funny but I would have been perched on latin night my damn self. love some papis.

hopefully these families are more focused on the fact that lives have been lost

Them being gay would be the last thing on my mind smh

[LOONA.]

Some of these vigil videos got me in my feelings.   

[b7]

Some of these vigil videos got me in my feelings.   

ugh where are they? I'm watching CNN

[LOONA.]

I just searched "Orlando" on Twitter.   

[FINE.]

Why was she standing there with that dumb look on her face

a lot of them thought it was part of the music

they were playing hood music when it happened I believe.

they were like ayyyyy!!!!

then like when the shots didn't stop and sounded like they were getting closer to them.

hshshshshsshdhdhdhshdhshshshshsjdjdjdjsjdjdjd

That makes sense but I don't go to the club and I was just thinking a real gun shot would sound much closer and louder than one coming thru some speakers.  I can understand the confusion I guess

[CandyCrush]

This is terrible.  I left this morning to see the numbers more than double.  This country should NEVER allow people to own automatic weapons.  WTF you need that for unless you're on the battlefield?  The FBI dropped the ball by allowing someone they had in their watch list own a gun.


VOTE, people.  That's the only way to get gun laws changed.


If he was truly inspired by Isis, I hate to say it but this may be the first of many here.  They are a death cult in their ideology.

http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/gop-blocks-bill-stop-terrorists-buying-guns


"Senate Republicans rejected a bill that aims to stop suspected terrorists from legally buying guns, on Thursday.  The vote came a day after at least 14 people were killed during the San Bernardino massacre in California by two suspects, including a woman said to have pledged allegiance to ISIS.

Forty-five senators voted for the bill and 54 voted against it. One Democrat, Sen. Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, and one Republican, Sen. Mark Kirk of Illinois, crossed party lines.

The measure would have denied people on the terrorist watch list the ability to buy guns.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), who sponsored the legislation, argued that former President George W. Bush initially proposed the legislation in 2007, and the Obama administration also supports it.

?If you need proof that Congress is a hostage to the gun lobby, look no further than today?s vote blocking a bill to prevent known or suspected terrorists from buying guns and explosives,? she said. ?Congress has been paralyzed by the gun lobby for years, while more and more Americans are killed in mass shootings. The carnage won?t stop until Congress finds the courage to stand up to the gun lobby and protect the nation.?

The NRA did not respond to a request on Friday for comment. But the gun rights lobby group told MSBC last month it wants to ensure that Americans who are wrongly on the terrorist list are are afforded their constitutional right to due process."


So yeah, FBI couldn't do anything to prevent this unfortunately. Gun lobbyists and our own politicians have their hands tied.

VOTE!

[b7]

gggghhhhg

She did give a bit of

[b7]

"Senate Republicans rejected a bill that aims to stop suspected terrorists from legally buying guns, on Thursday. The vote came a day after at least 14 people were killed during the San Bernardino massacre in California by two suspects, including a woman said to have pledged allegiance to ISIS.

 

Are u fucking kidding me? That's so backwards

[Rxxf]

I may be wrong... but this is deeper than a LGBT situation to me.
This is a gun control issue at the core.

[ssw4919]

Disgusting.  What possible reason would you have to allow possible terrorists to own guns?

Because you're afraid it might somehow later infringe upon your right to have yours. 

[Rxxf]

I mean, you can't slaughter 50 people with a knife as easily as you can with a gun.
We just shouldn't have civilians walking around with assault weapons.

What do you need that kind of machinery for?

This isn't the army.