I feel like we live in a different world. Houston has rough areas, but it's a far cry from 95 percent, and much of the greater houston area is fairly affluent.
I buy this. If I was a betting man I'd put my money on the guy already being dead.
Oh look you have an avatar from the star wars prequels, shame.
"Now"? Michael Davidson, Harvard cardiothoracic surgeon, was shot and killed in his clinic in 2015 by a deranged man who blamed the doctor's prescription of amiodarone for killing his mother. George Tiller, family practice physician who had the guts to perform abortions in Kansas, was shot twice; once in 1993, then killed in 2009 while at church. I'm sure you've heard at least one of those, if not others.
I commute 30 miles from Houston to the Woodlands. Where would you live once you are north of the Heights, yet south of the Woodlands? That 30 mile stretch of 45 is the definition of dystopian and desolate.
Sure, like I said it has its rough areas. I was just saying you were exaggerating
That's an old incel
I do love hyperbole, but I stand by my sentiment. Most of Houston and its outlying suburbs are not places most would "choose" to live. Carved out communities like River Oaks, West U, The Woodlands are the exception not the norm. That 30 mile stretch I mentioned previously is the norm.
A former doctor of a president getting murdered is going to bring up speculation of whether the killing was a hit or not. Not a big deal.
I'm going to guess it's unrelated to HW. Maybe the Doc was having an affair with the shooters partner or something. Because as you say, it makes very little sense for this attack to be a round-a-bout way of targetting HW.
A DNC voter data director getting murdered is going to bring up speculation of whether the killing was a hit or not. Not a big deal.
Seth Rich, one of the alt right conspiracy theories. It's kinda crazy to jump to such a conclusion, actually.
No it's not. Houston might be many things. But a third world country it's not.
If its not a third world country, what is it? I am being sincere. Our infrastructure is miserable, floods are the norm and we have no plan to fix or improve anything. In addition Texas has some of the worst health and education in the country.
Pretty much the expected result aside from him having a bullet-proof vest on. I wonder if he was planning on taking more with him or something.
