FBI says he shot himself, but Cyber truck bomber was still alive

[theouterlight]

FBI says he shot himself, but Cyber truck bomber was still alive

Link https://rumble.com/v66mlom-fbi-says-he-shot-himself-but-cyber-truck-bomber-was-still-alive.html

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[alohaed]

There is much about this that doesn't make sense. There also seems to be an increasing number of people who seem to be falling through the cracks, people who appear to be suffering from untreated mental illness, distress, and perhaps even brain injuries in the case of soldiers.

[theouterlight]

Yes, its true, there is a high rate of mental illness in returning service men and women - this is because, in my opinion, war is not a organic state of humans - people have to be forced to do it and it makes a lot of them ill - war is pathological - every-time there is also a war, afterwards there is some type of massive societal damage - even if the society was not damaged directly by the conflict - it comes from returned soldiers - my two cents,

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[valued-customer]

"war is pathological"

This is the truest statement I can recall.

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[nathalie-s]

I am curious if we will ever know the full story on this one. It’s not even a topic where I live

[valued-customer]

My guess is the video shows the cybertruck driver alive while the cybertruck is burning, and I just don't want to see that, sorry. I didn't watch Jaws either. People that know me personally know this about me, that I don't watch horror movies and stuff like that. I am responsible for the contents of my brain, and don't want to add awful images of suffering to it. My kids were so offended by this, despite I taught them from their earliest youth that what is seen cannot be unseen, that they conspired to maneuver me into a commitment to watch two gory films, 'Black Sheep' and 'Poultrygeist', by telling me they were comedies and gaining my commitment thereby.

I guess they proved the aphorism 'you only hurt the ones you love' by making me suffer through those movies. Pretty yucky stuff.

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[theouterlight]

I am the same way. I try to avoid stuff like that - what you put in your brain, stays there - good and bad. I however, was not so careful - I watched a lot of stuff, all horror lol - everything when I was young. I can't watch real things though - alot of it can make me sick. I still don't know how stuff like int he 1970s cannibal holocaust was a thing people wanted to see - with all that death doco stuff :/

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