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Yes, goyim, we must tear down the crime scene before the sheeple notice anything. We did it with Sandy Hook so it's perfectly normal to tear down active crime scenes. Don't ask questions because the pain of seeing this building is too great for the families and surviving children to bear. Just let us tear it down already, goyim! Oy vey! Quit being antisemitic!

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Yall keep making me come back with your shit, you are missing the important part “There’s not a hunter in Texas that utilizes these kinds of weapons,”

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Maybe he bought all that with a credit, it's entirely possible, after all if you plan on dying after the facts, why would you care about the bill

https://www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture/how-uvalde-shooter-get-gun-type-gun-explored-us-reels-aftermath-texas-school-shooting

>As per ABC News, the guns Ramos bought typically retail for around $2,000. One of the shooter’s online post suggested that he also bought a battery-powered holographic sight that usually sells for around $725. Shortly after the shooting, gun maker Daniel Defense wrote a blog post mentioning that the rifle used in the Ulvade elementary school shooting is known as a “DDM4 Rifle” and is modelled after .S. military’s “go-to rifle” called the M4 carbine. It was also mentioned that Daniel Defense rifles are classified as AR-15 types and are usually available in the price range of $2000 or more. Although the Daniel Defense rifle was not sold with sights, Ramos’ social media posts showed that he purchased a battery-powered holographic sight alongside the weapon.

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Needless to mention that he bought something like 1000+ rounds of ammo... That doesn't come cheap and as I heard it's not that easy to get right now...

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/uvalde-shooting-more-ammunition-than-us-soldiers-carry-rounds-into-combat/

>The Uvalde mass shooting suspect bought more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition before opening fire and killing 22 people at Robb Elementary School, a law enforcement official said during a news conference on Friday. A U.S. soldier would take 210 rounds into combat.

So just for the guns and the sights (because I heard they had a similar set up, correct me if I'm wrong), we're facing a bill of roughly $6000

And again that's without counting the thousand of rounds he bought, not sure over what period of time though...

And the guy was a wendy's employee.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/uvalde-shooter-wendys-coworker-money

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WTF does that have do do with what I quoted from the article?

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“There’s not a hunter in Texas that utilizes these kinds of weapons,”

You're talking weapons, I talk weapons, and I go a little further by pointing at the prohibitive cost, what's the problem?

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Saw a report last week from a local politician who basically said 'that school will never be used again.' So yea, I'm not surprised that they'll tear it down and rebuild it.

Wonder where the kids will go to school during its construction?

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what's the point in getting rid of a perfectly good building? not the building's fault a shooting was staged in it

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Destroying the evidence or the lack of evidence?

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Bet that was in the plans before this happened like Sandy Hook. Tearing down old and build new. Watch the coming school board meetings and see if they honor the dead or discuss how to spend the new donated money. No mention of dead children at first Sandy Hook meeting after that day. But lots of money was a serious subject.

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https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2022/05/29/feds-considering-razing-rebuilding-robb-elementary-school-state-sen-roland-gutierrez-says

“There’s a federal grant process for it,” he told KSAT, a local TV station, on Sunday. “That’s the sad part, there’s a federal protocol for schools like Columbine and others, where they give you” millions to rebuild. “What kind of world are we living in that legislation was created for razing these schools. It makes no sense.”

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Because of the (lack of) blood stains.