EPTNo joke. So are movies going to face the wrath of the media now? Or will this be blamed on videogames again, perhaps the guy owned a copy of Call of Duty or GTA at home?
Terrible situation
Shooting in Aurora, Colorado - Page 20
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Tyree
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No joke. So are movies going to face the wrath of the media now? Or will this be blamed on videogames again, perhaps the guy owned a copy of Call of Duty or GTA at home? Terrible situation | ||
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JinDesu
United States3990 Posts
On July 20 2012 23:06 Mondieu wrote: Reading some news about some isolate incident your day ? First world problems I call it. Feel sorry about the victms and I wish them well, but my day's ruined by something else already >< On topic: How can you get into a cinema theater without some employees having a look at you; I used to remember there were employees checking you out so you don't have hidden sodas/snacks bought for 10 times cheaper than what they were selling. And they also get the tickets from you. Hiding a gun under your T-shirt ( it's summer ) seems strange. They must've found another way in or something. Different people have different levels of empathy and reactions - it's not "first world problems" and it's rude to call it that. Just because YOU don't feel that way, you shouldn't insult another person's feelings. The cinema may be a more lax cinema, being not in a large city/town. Some of the more suburban theaters in NYC are very lax on security, and I would imagine that their staff were taxed by the amount of people seeing the grand opening. | ||
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PastaJoePolice
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Antieque
Korea (South)79 Posts
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Garnet
Vietnam9056 Posts
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ZasZ.
United States2911 Posts
On July 20 2012 23:15 JinDesu wrote: Different people have different levels of empathy and reactions - it's not "first world problems" and it's rude to call it that. Just because YOU don't feel that way, you shouldn't insult another person's feelings. The cinema may be a more lax cinema, being not in a large city/town. Some of the more suburban theaters in NYC are very lax on security, and I would imagine that their staff were taxed by the amount of people seeing the grand opening. Aurora is hardly "not a large city/town." It's a fairly large suburb of Denver. And AFAIK, this theater had a history of security issues, which is no surprise in Aurora. I remember that the one time I had been there, several years ago, I saw at least one police officer. But if he found a way to get in through the emergency exit (theoretically impossible, but easier to do than it should be), their security measures don't mean a damn thing. | ||
BroOd
Austin10833 Posts
On July 20 2012 23:10 Probe1 wrote: Bit gratuitous to post her final tweets, possibly her final words to someone she was close to, don't you think? I guess it puts a face on the inhumanity of the event.. It just seems.. invasive. I mean, it's not a diary, it's a twitter account. She has 3.5k followers, and the person in that convo with her posted about her this morning and was re-tweeted hundreds of times. She puts a human face on the situation when right now all we have are vague, frustrating details. | ||
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Corrosive
Canada3741 Posts
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jdseemoreglass
United States3773 Posts
I'm already fearing the government overreaction to this. What is it gonna be, new law, no costumes allowed in theaters? | ||
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Smancer
United States379 Posts
I wonder what type of theatre security measures will be taken as a result of this. Will there be a compariable TSA for movies now? | ||
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kommunalka
United States550 Posts
On July 20 2012 23:18 ZasZ. wrote: Aurora is hardly "not a large city/town." It's a fairly large suburb of Denver. And AFAIK, this theater had a history of security issues, which is no surprise in Aurora. I remember that the one time I had been there, several years ago, I saw at least one police officer. But if he found a way to get in through the emergency exit (theoretically impossible, but easier to do than it should be), their security measures don't mean a damn thing. Entering throuhg an emergency exit can be quite easy actually... [Architect here].... most only have a simple panic bar or delayed actuator.... Often times there is a small allen key device that goes into the frame and unlocks the door, allowing someone to enter directly from the outside. | ||
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Bigpet
Germany533 Posts
On July 20 2012 23:15 DemoraliZ wrote: I'm sorry but people saying ' the man posted a thread on 9gag, which was then flooded with supporting comments lead to this disaster. ' These people are completely bullshitting out of their asses, 9gag has no thread system, and to comment you're required to use your Facebook account(Which disencourages showing support for this kind of behavior). Don't even dignify that. "9gag did it", is just a running joke on 4chan, so I suppose they take this opportunity to have a good laugh as always. | ||
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OpticalShot
Canada6330 Posts
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
On July 20 2012 23:19 Corrosive wrote: Saddest tweet involving Jessica https://twitter.com/darrelrubin/status/226275659129966592 What does it say? Twitter is blocked in China, would appreciate it. She definitely puts a human face on the situation when everything is just so unclear and all we have are some infuriating and outrageous information about the general situation. | ||
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Grackula
133 Posts
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Djzapz
Canada10681 Posts
On July 20 2012 23:19 Corrosive wrote: Saddest tweet involving Jessica https://twitter.com/darrelrubin/status/226275659129966592 =_= Sigh... Don't know what to say. On July 20 2012 23:21 Aerisky wrote: What does it say? Twitter is blocked in China, would appreciate it. She definitely puts a human face on the situation when everything is just so unclear and all we have are some infuriating and outrageous information about the general situation. He asks her to answer her phone. | ||
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BroOd
Austin10833 Posts
On July 20 2012 23:20 Smancer wrote: This is so sad. Some people are just so sick. I was actually surprised that one suspect was arrested alive. This just seems like the type of thing where the guy would off himself after, or would be shot by police. I wonder what type of theatre security measures will be taken as a result of this. Will there be a compariable TSA for movies now? It's worth mentioning one of the first people interviewed by ch9 early this morning was a guy who said that when he went to MiB3 at that same theater previeously, they had at least 3 security guards working. No mention I can find anywhere yet if any were working during the attack, but I'd imagine it's probable. | ||
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Bigpet
Germany533 Posts
On July 20 2012 23:21 Grackula wrote: Let's start a gun ownership argument and europe versus america Read the box in white on top please | ||
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LoLAdriankat
United States4307 Posts
On July 20 2012 23:15 DemoraliZ wrote: I'm sorry but people saying ' the man posted a thread on 9gag, which was then flooded with supporting comments lead to this disaster. ' These people are completely bullshitting out of their asses, 9gag has no thread system, and to comment you're required to use your Facebook account(Which disencourages showing support for this kind of behavior). You missed the joke. It's a common joke to blame everything on 9gag because everyone thinks 9gag is a terrible website. That's beside the point of this thread though. Reading Jessica's twitter and blog is so haunting. The blog post just seems like foreshadowing out of a fictional story. Seems so unreal... | ||
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Corrosive
Canada3741 Posts
On July 20 2012 23:21 Aerisky wrote: What does it say? Twitter is blocked in China, would appreciate it. She definitely puts a human face on the situation when everything is just so unclear and all we have are some infuriating and outrageous information about the general situation. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/Q6lb8.png) | ||
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