The pic, if real, seems like an attempt at a psyop to try to prompt the shooter to reveal themselves in some way. Maybe to discourage costumes and copycats too.
As mentioned, the themes you are using are old, simplistic even, and the kind repetitive thing picked up early from peers or family. That it hit a specific trauma wasn't intentional.
Reports are that he left the city. To catch you up.
www.newsweek.com
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As someone that works in healthcare in Canada it is far from fine. People come into emergency for the stupidest reasons like a pimple and the ER gets clogged beyond belief and the one person that is actually having a heart attack gets ignored for 6+ hours.
Supposedly he rode in on a Greyhound from Atlanta 10 days earlier and was staying at a hostel. Doubt he's a mole person lol.
What a surprise.
Of course it's more than just the far left. Never said it wasn't. I just saw something I found interesting and posted it. There's hateful people on all sides, but that mentioned a specific contradictory nature of being mournful for one person's death and gleeful of another.
I once had a dental issue in London. The hotel (a five star one) said I could go to a NHS clinic or the private dental office down the street and pay cash and HIGHLY encouraged me to do the latter. So I did.
They don't have enough face image data to really get a hit, and I think they were clearly bluffing about having a usable DNA result off the water bottle. They haven't unlocked the phone yet either.
They tracked him out of the city, and the feds are involved. The feds work for the Brian Thompsons of the world. I find the idea that we don't even have a name yet to be totally ludicrous.
Too many people think their minor issue is an emergency equivalent to a life threatening situation.
They say they believe he has left the city, that doesn't mean that they have tracked him or that they have any idea where he went, it could just mean they caught him heading toward Port Authority and lost him.
the AI stuff is obviously dumb but if you keep track of what they've been doing with security state stuff like palantir, the idea that they can't track down or even name a guy with DNA, full face, HD picture of his eyes from a taxi (what do you think the security state was doing with the billions of photos of masked individuals starting in 2020?), found his backpack, in NYC, is totally ridiculous. This isn't DB Cooper in the 1970s. There is more to this story that they aren't telling us.
Just curious.
The red line should be not causing those extra 100k deaths.
During income tax season when you file, you pay an increasing fine each year you do not have proof of insurance. With a lack of insurance, if you are treated at a hospital you are stuck with the bill. If you go bankrupt due to not being able to pay the bill, the hospital makes up that loss by adjusting prices, which in turn are paid by insurance companies and whomever else.
Or there's less. They probably didn't get a usable DNA result from the bottle, the fingerprint was smudged and partial and likely unusable. The backpack was a red herring full of monopoly money. The pictures aren't necessarily even the same guy they're clearly taken on different days and are just best guesses at possible matches.
Could be, but facial recognition tech is definitely sufficiently advanced to identify him with what they have.
Is it? They don't have a single head-on shot of his unmasked face, which is what you would need to good facial recognition.
The tools the feds have are a million times beyond what Facebook gives the public, and like I said they have billions of data points on masked people and have been using it to develop their models since 2020.
Yes.
Yes I totally agree with you. our hospitals especially er are being over run and keeping family doctors around is tough(especially in Saskatchewan) however there are certain things that I'm so thankful for about our health care system. In April I lost partial vision in my eye. Constant visits to an eye specialist then a ct scan followed by a mri told me that I had MS. Constant blood work/ doctors appointments and neurological appointments. Now I'm on a Ms drug that costs 35000 a year that I pay nothing for. Then about a month later I found out I had a tumour on my kidney that is 95% that it is cancer. Just back last week from major surgery where it was removed successfully. I can't even imagine what this would have been like if I was in the US and had to worry about if some scummy health insurance place would cover my costs. All this had happened to me in 7 months and it came out of no where. I'll take packed ER'S and longer wait times for doctors appointments over the alternative that's for sure.
You talking about the guy smiling at the receptionist? It almost definitely isn't the same person. He's got a different jacket and backpack. Always thought it was "strange" how that got thrown into the discussion, muddying the waters.
