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Reply #240 posted 02/12/13 10:38pm

lazycrockett

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K CNN, HuffPo and NPR are all claiming the body has not been found in the cabin????? as of now.

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Reply #241 posted 02/12/13 10:48pm

Timmy84

artist76 said:

Timmy84 said:

I almost wanted to say this to her but I stopped short. But yeah I don't understand this. Defending a lunatic that's not even standing up for what's right but only gaining his own attention to be the star of his crime and have the LAPD be his co-star. I'm also surprised that SOME folks have excused Dorner's own killings (people who claim to be liberals or libertarians). It's like "really?" I mean it's like some are agreeing with him to kill family members of those who "wronged him". It seems "all colors" rather than white are at fault for why Dorner got put out of the LAPD!

Timmy, you're right on in this thread.

Whatever happened to civil disobedience and righteous indignation and peaceful means? Nowadays, it's all "I'm angry, the world has done me wrong, and so I'm gonna shoot up people!" How is that exposing corruption or making positive change? - it's just narcissism, violence, self-pity, and more wrong-doing. Dorner declares he's a good guy, he used to smile a lot, he was trying to be truthful and good - how are we supposed to fully embrace his portrayal of himself as a person with high ideals, when we see him cold-blooded murdering INNOCENT people? When you murder, you are no longer in the right.

That's why MLK Jr. went the non-violent path instead of stooping to the wrong-doers level. THAT'S what garners sympathy, THAT'S how to get everyone on your side, and expose the corruption of those who persecute you. "An eye for an eye," and everyone goes blind. "Turn the other cheek" is not weakness, it's a powerful and radical stance of resistance and positive change (coined by a radical muck-racker himself).

Perhaps this Dorner had a mental breakdown. We hear of a lot of military veterans cracking and having mental health issues that aren't being addressed.

One more thing, it bothers me that he specifically targeted the daughter of the man who defended him in his disciplinary hearing. The daughter is, of course, completely innocent in whatever Dorner's problems were. Her fiance too (who was black, btw).

But I suspect the man Quan himself probably didn't deserve Dorner's wrath to begin with. I don't know the details, and I don't know defenders in the police department, but I know Public Defenders at the state and federal, and they don't take on defense careers because they really want to be prosecutors! They don't collude with prosecutors and try to put their clients away! They became defense attorneys because - surprise! - they really believe that everyone deserves a vigorous defense and a fair chance at justice. Really. There's a few who ended up in defense at the lower levels because they couldn't get other legal jobs, and they are lousy. But there are lousy people in every profession. For the most part, they believe in what they do, and they are sympathetic, liberal people.

I considered defense as a career for a nano-second, but then people told me not to because defense attorneys get attacked by their own clients a lot! Just like Dorner, they think their defender didn't really defend them and colluded with the prosecutor/judge or "the system" and they get angry and attack their own defender! So, knowing this, it made me sad to hear he targeted his defender and made me suspect that Dorner misunderstood Quan's job. From my perspective, it's highly likely Quan did his job as he was supposed to do.

It's like another poster said - the poster said sometimes he fires people and does it in the most considerate way possible, but you never know how crazily someone might react. It's possible Quan was doing his job the best way he knew how, but Dorner just went nutso. We don't know the whole story, but that's my suspicion.

It's just sad.

Exactly... exactly...

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Reply #242 posted 02/12/13 10:49pm

Timmy84

lazycrockett said:

K CNN, HuffPo and NPR are all claiming the body has not been found in the cabin????? as of now.

How the FUCK do they know? I tell you this media is stupid...

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Reply #243 posted 02/12/13 11:11pm

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11:10 cali. time.

no id made on who is in the cabin...

i am KING BAD!!!
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STOP ME IF YOU HEARD THIS BEFORE...
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Reply #244 posted 02/12/13 11:25pm

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but have they even found a body, the police are refuting that a body was found from what ive read in the last couple of hours.

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Reply #245 posted 02/12/13 11:48pm

Timmy84

lazycrockett said:

but have they even found a body, the police are refuting that a body was found from what ive read in the last couple of hours.

The LAPD is lying... something tells me they are. They can't be this stupid. Makes me think this was a set up by them and Dorner. Yeah it sounds like a conspiracy theory, right? lol

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Reply #246 posted 02/13/13 5:05am

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Charred human remains found in burned cabin

http://latimesblogs.latim...cabin.html

Charred human remains have been found in the burned cabin where police believe fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner was holed up after trading gunfire with law enforcement, authorities said.

If the body is identified to be Dorner’s, the standoff would end a weeklong manhunt for the ex-LAPD officer and Navy Reserve lieutenant who is believed to be responsible for a string of revenge-fueled shootings following his firing by the Los Angeles Police Department several years ago. Four people have died, allegedly at Dorner’s hands.

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Just before 5 p.m., authorities smashed the cabin's windows, pumped in tear gas and called for the suspect to surrender. They got no response. Then, using a demolition vehicle, they tore down the cabin's walls one by one. When they reached the last wall, they heard a gunshot, officials said, and then the cabin burst into flames.

Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck said he would not consider the manhunt over until a body was identified as Dorner.

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Reply #247 posted 02/13/13 5:51am

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Shorty said:

RodeoSchro said:

Shorty, I've always liked and respected you but this post is the worst thing I've ever read on the org.

pfft! if that is the worst thing you've ever read on the org then you've been reading with your eyes closed. Please.

the first part you bolded...I'm not even sure what you are upset about? it's true! the LAPD is shooting at people who don't even closely fill the bill. why? because dorners got dirt...a lot of fucking dirt on many folx, and many more know their hands are dirty too. They want him dead...imho.

as for the other parts....I didn't say I hope he kills lots of innocent people....I just said I hope they don't find him. I hope many of the dirty cops are sweating bullets (no pun intended) and they will continue to sweat bullets untill they kill him.

Did you read his manifesto? seems as though you didn't. He said, all they gotta do is come clean....

And he'll magically bring back to life the people he killed?

Regardless of a motive, a murder is still a murder and every one should face their charges, not just get away with it.

We all knew he was going to either kill himself or be killed, and here we are.

Sad story all around.

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Reply #248 posted 02/13/13 6:15am

Shorty

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JustErin said:

Shorty said:

pfft! if that is the worst thing you've ever read on the org then you've been reading with your eyes closed. Please.

the first part you bolded...I'm not even sure what you are upset about? it's true! the LAPD is shooting at people who don't even closely fill the bill. why? because dorners got dirt...a lot of fucking dirt on many folx, and many more know their hands are dirty too. They want him dead...imho.

as for the other parts....I didn't say I hope he kills lots of innocent people....I just said I hope they don't find him. I hope many of the dirty cops are sweating bullets (no pun intended) and they will continue to sweat bullets untill they kill him.

Did you read his manifesto? seems as though you didn't. He said, all they gotta do is come clean....

And he'll magically bring back to life the people he killed?

Regardless of a motive, a murder is still a murder and every one should face their charges, not just get away with it.

We all knew he was going to either kill himself or be killed, and here we are.

Sad story all around.

No, the same way the LAPD can't magically bring back all the people they've killed or fix the lives they've ruined.

It is a sad story all around. I never once condoned him killing innocent people. I too think he should have left family members out of this. My feelings were that if by chance they didn't catch (read: kill) him right away that maybe, just maybe the corruption would fully be exposed and that in turn would evoke real change and would save thousands of lives in the long run. BUT...now it will all be forgotten in a week or 2 and nothing will change. Countless more lives will be lost and or ruined by the very people who are sworn to protect and serve the LA community. Oh well right? as long as we just keep believing that they really aren't that bad everthing will be ok. confused

"not a fan" falloff yeah...ok
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Reply #249 posted 02/13/13 6:25am

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Shorty said:

JustErin said:

And he'll magically bring back to life the people he killed?

Regardless of a motive, a murder is still a murder and every one should face their charges, not just get away with it.

We all knew he was going to either kill himself or be killed, and here we are.

Sad story all around.

No, the same way the LAPD can't magically bring back all the people they've killed or fix the lives they've ruined.

It is a sad story all around. I never once condoned him killing innocent people. I too think he should have left family members out of this. My feelings were that if by chance they didn't catch (read: kill) him right away that maybe, just maybe the corruption would fully be exposed and that in turn would evoke real change and would save thousands of lives in the long run. BUT...now it will all be forgotten in a week or 2 and nothing will change. Countless more lives will be lost and or ruined by the very people who are sworn to protect and serve the LA community. Oh well right? as long as we just keep believing that they really aren't that bad everthing will be ok. confused

Well, yes of course it's the same. And I don't believe I saw anyone in here say they did not believe that the LAPD was corrupt. However, two wrongs will never, ever make a right.

I'm not really understanding how people think his death will mean the end of this all, that he will be silenced forever. Seems to me that this dude planned everything and I'm sure he knew he was very likely to die so I'm sure he has a plan for that as well.

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Reply #250 posted 02/13/13 7:27am

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meanwhile the allegations he made against the lapd will be ignored.

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Reply #251 posted 02/13/13 7:36am

RodeoSchro

Shorty said:

RodeoSchro said:

I bolded the first part because the cops AREN'T shooting at anyone just so they can kill one guy.

I do know his "manifesto" said he was going to kill cops and their families. I couldn't give a flying f*** what else it says - killing innocent people is wrong. And he's already killed at least two innocent people for sure. Plus, how do you know that even one iota of what he wrote is true? How do you know ANY of those cops are dirty? Because a cold-blooded murderer told you they were?

I don't trust a word said by someone who would willingly kill other's family members just to make a f***ing point.

I am frankly disgusted.

They aren't? OK. I think you are utterly brainwashed. I do not care if you are disgusted. The LAPD are getting what they wanted now....his death. Carry on with your dirty business now lapd

Wow.

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Reply #252 posted 02/13/13 7:41am

RodeoSchro

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meanwhile the allegations he made against the lapd will be ignored.

Maybe, maybe not. But let me ask you - why would you take the word of a premeditated cold-blooded murder of innocent people as the truth?

Seriously - this...whatever (he is certainly not a man) killed innocent people as his way of "getting his message across". Why would anyone take him seriously? He's a murderer. If his perception is that killing innocent people is insane, then why would anyone think his perception that he was screwed by everyone who he ever worked for is any less insane?

As for me, I'll be grieving for the innocent people he murdered.

Strangely enough, not everyone here joins me in that sentiment. Weird.

I wonder how Shorty would feel if Dorner had killed someone in her family to "get his message across". Somehow I doubt Dorner would be as much of a hero to her as he is right now.

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Reply #253 posted 02/13/13 7:47am

RodeoSchro

Shorty said:

JustErin said:

And he'll magically bring back to life the people he killed?

Regardless of a motive, a murder is still a murder and every one should face their charges, not just get away with it.

We all knew he was going to either kill himself or be killed, and here we are.

Sad story all around.

No, the same way the LAPD can't magically bring back all the people they've killed or fix the lives they've ruined.

It is a sad story all around. I never once condoned him killing innocent people. I too think he should have left family members out of this. My feelings were that if by chance they didn't catch (read: kill) him right away that maybe, just maybe the corruption would fully be exposed and that in turn would evoke real change and would save thousands of lives in the long run. BUT...now it will all be forgotten in a week or 2 and nothing will change. Countless more lives will be lost and or ruined by the very people who are sworn to protect and serve the LA community. Oh well right? as long as we just keep believing that they really aren't that bad everthing will be ok. confused

Bullshit.

You said you hoped he was never caught. You didn't say, "If by chance they don't catch him".

You were ROOTING for him.

You want change? Quit rooting for cold-blooded murderer - that would be a good place to start.

Shorty said:

I'm still reading up on the story but...he killed 3 police officers right? welp...not exactly innocent people. (civilians)

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Ha! I hope they don't find him. All they gotta do is come clean and he'll stop...right?

come clean you dirty bastids! the mud is on you, NOT Mr. Dorner.

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Reply #254 posted 02/13/13 8:06am

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RodeoSchro said:

Shorty said:

Bullshit.

You said you hoped he was never caught. You didn't say, "If by chance they don't catch him".

You were ROOTING for him.

You want change? Quit rooting for cold-blooded murderer - that would be a good place to start.

Shorty said:

I'm still reading up on the story but...he killed 3 police officers right? welp...not exactly innocent people. (civilians)

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Ha! I hope they don't find him. All they gotta do is come clean and he'll stop...right?

come clean you dirty bastids! the mud is on you, NOT Mr. Dorner.

Bullshit on your Bullshit! saying I hope they don't find him does NOT in any way shape or form condone what he did. I knew he wouldn't get a fair trial for his crimes, and I was right!

So I should be routing for the so called "good guys" right? yeah...ok.

"not a fan" falloff yeah...ok
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Reply #255 posted 02/13/13 8:13am

Shorty

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RodeoSchro said:

jackson35 said:

meanwhile the allegations he made against the lapd will be ignored.

Maybe, maybe not. But let me ask you - why would you take the word of a premeditated cold-blooded murder of innocent people as the truth?

Seriously - this...whatever (he is certainly not a man) killed innocent people as his way of "getting his message across". Why would anyone take him seriously? He's a murderer. If his perception is that killing innocent people is insane, then why would anyone think his perception that he was screwed by everyone who he ever worked for is any less insane?

As for me, I'll be grieving for the innocent people he murdered.

Strangely enough, not everyone here joins me in that sentiment. Weird.

I wonder how Shorty would feel if Dorner had killed someone in her family to "get his message across". Somehow I doubt Dorner would be as much of a hero to her as he is right now.

Did he kill innocent people? because the last time I checked we're supposed to be INNOCENT until proven guilty which ofcourse can not and will not happen now. Why do you believe so eagerly what the LAPD has to say when there is evidence that they are completely corrupt?

I wonder how RodeoShro would feel if the LAPD had killed or ruined someone in your family's life?

I somehow doubt Dorner would be as much of a "cold blooded murderer" to him as his is right now.

"not a fan" falloff yeah...ok
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Reply #256 posted 02/13/13 8:24am

RodeoSchro

Shorty said:

RodeoSchro said:

Maybe, maybe not. But let me ask you - why would you take the word of a premeditated cold-blooded murder of innocent people as the truth?

Seriously - this...whatever (he is certainly not a man) killed innocent people as his way of "getting his message across". Why would anyone take him seriously? He's a murderer. If his perception is that killing innocent people is insane, then why would anyone think his perception that he was screwed by everyone who he ever worked for is any less insane?

As for me, I'll be grieving for the innocent people he murdered.

Strangely enough, not everyone here joins me in that sentiment. Weird.

I wonder how Shorty would feel if Dorner had killed someone in her family to "get his message across". Somehow I doubt Dorner would be as much of a hero to her as he is right now.

Did he kill innocent people? because the last time I checked we're supposed to be INNOCENT until proven guilty which ofcourse can not and will not happen now. Why do you believe so eagerly what the LAPD has to say when there is evidence that they are completely corrupt?

I wonder how RodeoShro would feel if the LAPD had killed or ruined someone in your family's life?

I somehow doubt Dorner would be as much of a "cold blooded murderer" to him as his is right now.

WTF?!? Did he kill innocent people?!? Who the f*** do you think these people are?!?

Monica Quan, 28

Four days before her death, Monica Quan, 28, had news for her team. Quan, an assistant coach at Cal State Fullerton, held up her hand to show off an engagement ring. The players screamed and huddled around her for a closer look, head coach Marcia Foster recalled.

Quan was as happy as her basketball players, and later said she wished she had recorded the moment. She loved to have pictures taken with her friends.

“She inspired many young women to play better, improve their game, play harder,” said Monica’s close friend, Antonia Caffey. “She inspired so many younger girls with how hard she worked.”

Quan and Lawrence were found shot to death Feb. 3 in the parking structure of their Irvine condominium complex. The couple was allegedly killed by former LAPD officer Christopher Jordan Dorner, who was fired from the department in 2009. Authorities believe Dorner, who was represented by Quan’s father at his termination hearing, targeted Monica Quan and her fiance in an act of revenge.

Keith Lawrence, 27

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Reply #257 posted 02/13/13 8:27am

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lazycrockett said:

K CNN, HuffPo and NPR are all claiming the body has not been found in the cabin????? as of now.

i wonder if it could be a ruse? best way to outlast a search is have the search called off. maybe dude faked his own death.

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Reply #258 posted 02/13/13 8:29am

RodeoSchro

Shorty said:

RodeoSchro said:

Maybe, maybe not. But let me ask you - why would you take the word of a premeditated cold-blooded murder of innocent people as the truth?

Seriously - this...whatever (he is certainly not a man) killed innocent people as his way of "getting his message across". Why would anyone take him seriously? He's a murderer. If his perception is that killing innocent people is insane, then why would anyone think his perception that he was screwed by everyone who he ever worked for is any less insane?

As for me, I'll be grieving for the innocent people he murdered.

Strangely enough, not everyone here joins me in that sentiment. Weird.

I wonder how Shorty would feel if Dorner had killed someone in her family to "get his message across". Somehow I doubt Dorner would be as much of a hero to her as he is right now.

Did he kill innocent people? because the last time I checked we're supposed to be INNOCENT until proven guilty which ofcourse can not and will not happen now. Why do you believe so eagerly what the LAPD has to say when there is evidence that they are completely corrupt?

I wonder how RodeoShro would feel if the LAPD had killed or ruined someone in your family's life?

I somehow doubt Dorner would be as much of a "cold blooded murderer" to him as his is right now.

So in your mind, Dorner - who was found guilty in a hearing - is innocent, yet the people he murdered in cold blood are not. Two of them had the gall to be related to a policeman and in your mind, that made them fair game for murder. And of course, you believe every single policeman in the LAPD is corrupt. Wow.

Shorty, I take back my original post about how what you'd written was the worst thing I'd ever read on the org.

Because with each suceeding post, you just get worse and worse.

FYI - The "government" HAS ruined my life. They took away from my family far, far more than they took away from Dorner. But we didn't kill anyone. We pulled ourselves up by our bootstraps and rebuilt everything we'd had taken away, and then some.

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Reply #259 posted 02/13/13 8:30am

RodeoSchro

By the way, Shorty - saying you hope they never catch him is saying you hope he never has to answer for what he did.

Wow.

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Reply #260 posted 02/13/13 8:35am

OlSchool

Shorty said:

RodeoSchro said:

Maybe, maybe not. But let me ask you - why would you take the word of a premeditated cold-blooded murder of innocent people as the truth?

Seriously - this...whatever (he is certainly not a man) killed innocent people as his way of "getting his message across". Why would anyone take him seriously? He's a murderer. If his perception is that killing innocent people is insane, then why would anyone think his perception that he was screwed by everyone who he ever worked for is any less insane?

As for me, I'll be grieving for the innocent people he murdered.

Strangely enough, not everyone here joins me in that sentiment. Weird.

I wonder how Shorty would feel if Dorner had killed someone in her family to "get his message across". Somehow I doubt Dorner would be as much of a hero to her as he is right now.

Did he kill innocent people? because the last time I checked we're supposed to be INNOCENT until proven guilty which ofcourse can not and will not happen now. Why do you believe so eagerly what the LAPD has to say when there is evidence that they are completely corrupt?

I wonder how RodeoShro would feel if the LAPD had killed or ruined someone in your family's life?

I somehow doubt Dorner would be as much of a "cold blooded murderer" to him as his is right now.

confused Two of his first victims were innocent people. This was already pointed out earlier by several orgers when you made that "unless he kills innocent people" statement. Did you even read the manifesto? He clarly stated he also planned to kill the families of officers, hence why they were also protected.

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Reply #261 posted 02/13/13 8:43am

Timmy84

Shorty, you don't seem to get it. He is a cold blooded murderer who killed innocent folks. You need to stop believing in liberal/libertarian mumbo jumbo. And your comments further prove to me (and from what I see, to a bunch of us who have now seen your comments) that you don't care for the common good, you just only care that someone is acting just as evil as you claim the LAPD is. Everyone here KNOWS the LAPD is corrupt but you're expecting us to be OKAY with this like some are expecting us to be OKAY with the drones flying over our head! Don't change your wording when we all know what was your original intent. I guess you think his lawyer's daughter and her husband did him wrong in some way too, right? Is that how you're defending this nut job? You know what, maybe I should stop asking questions because you may just turn around and go postal on us for calling you out.

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Reply #262 posted 02/13/13 8:51am

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RodeoSchro said:

Shorty said:

Did he kill innocent people? because the last time I checked we're supposed to be INNOCENT until proven guilty which ofcourse can not and will not happen now. Why do you believe so eagerly what the LAPD has to say when there is evidence that they are completely corrupt?

I wonder how RodeoShro would feel if the LAPD had killed or ruined someone in your family's life?

I somehow doubt Dorner would be as much of a "cold blooded murderer" to him as his is right now.

So in your mind, Dorner - who was found guilty in a hearing - is innocent, yet the people he murdered in cold blood are not. Two of them had the gall to be related to a policeman and in your mind, that made them fair game for murder. And of course, you believe every single policeman in the LAPD is corrupt. Wow.

Shorty, I take back my original post about how what you'd written was the worst thing I'd ever read on the org.

Because with each suceeding post, you just get worse and worse.

FYI - The "government" HAS ruined my life. They took away from my family far, far more than they took away from Dorner. But we didn't kill anyone. We pulled ourselves up by our bootstraps and rebuilt everything we'd had taken away, and then some.

What? I NEVER NEVER said these victims were not innocent victims. I never said anything of them being related so PLEASE stop twisting my words. I do believe the system is corrupt, not every officer but those who aren't are the minority and can't do much, if anything about it.

"not a fan" falloff yeah...ok
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Reply #263 posted 02/13/13 8:52am

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RodeoSchro said:

By the way, Shorty - saying you hope they never catch him is saying you hope he never has to answer for what he did.

Wow.

No it isn't.

wow

"not a fan" falloff yeah...ok
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Reply #264 posted 02/13/13 8:55am

Shorty

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RodeoSchro said:

Shorty said:

Did he kill innocent people? because the last time I checked we're supposed to be INNOCENT until proven guilty which ofcourse can not and will not happen now. Why do you believe so eagerly what the LAPD has to say when there is evidence that they are completely corrupt?

I wonder how RodeoShro would feel if the LAPD had killed or ruined someone in your family's life?

I somehow doubt Dorner would be as much of a "cold blooded murderer" to him as his is right now.

WTF?!? Did he kill innocent people?!? Who the f*** do you think these people are?!?

Monica Quan, 28

Four days before her death, Monica Quan, 28, had news for her team. Quan, an assistant coach at Cal State Fullerton, held up her hand to show off an engagement ring. The players screamed and huddled around her for a closer look, head coach Marcia Foster recalled.

Quan was as happy as her basketball players, and later said she wished she had recorded the moment. She loved to have pictures taken with her friends.

“She inspired many young women to play better, improve their game, play harder,” said Monica’s close friend, Antonia Caffey. “She inspired so many younger girls with how hard she worked.”

Quan and Lawrence were found shot to death Feb. 3 in the parking structure of their Irvine condominium complex. The couple was allegedly killed by former LAPD officer Christopher Jordan Dorner, who was fired from the department in 2009. Authorities believe Dorner, who was represented by Quan’s father at his termination hearing, targeted Monica Quan and her fiance in an act of revenge.

Keith Lawrence, 27

Allegedly! ALLEGEDLY!!!! He was not tried and convicted of this crime.

"not a fan" falloff yeah...ok
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Reply #265 posted 02/13/13 9:00am

Timmy84

Bottom line is he did kill innocent folks no matter how you viewed his crazy ass manifesto. The government has wronged a bunch of us and the police department is corrupt but we didn't go on a idiotic rampage over it. I have to correct myself, what Dorner's manifesto read is not libertarian at all. It's just crazy, can we just call it that? There always has to be something good hidden in what a crazy psychopath did. Ain't no different from the Holmes and Loughners of the world. Whatever color did it, it ain't to open up about the corruptness that is already apparent in the LAPD (but apparently something the media and a few former LAPD cops are "just now realizing... (send the violins and cry me a river, why don't you my brother @ the other ex-cops?!)" but to only bring attention to themselves. This is what Dorner wanted and this is what he got, thanks not only to the LAPD but to "freedom activists" defending this crap.

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Reply #266 posted 02/13/13 9:00am

RodeoSchro

Shorty said:

RodeoSchro said:

So in your mind, Dorner - who was found guilty in a hearing - is innocent, yet the people he murdered in cold blood are not. Two of them had the gall to be related to a policeman and in your mind, that made them fair game for murder. And of course, you believe every single policeman in the LAPD is corrupt. Wow.

Shorty, I take back my original post about how what you'd written was the worst thing I'd ever read on the org.

Because with each suceeding post, you just get worse and worse.

FYI - The "government" HAS ruined my life. They took away from my family far, far more than they took away from Dorner. But we didn't kill anyone. We pulled ourselves up by our bootstraps and rebuilt everything we'd had taken away, and then some.

What? I NEVER NEVER said these victims were not innocent victims. I never said anything of them being related so PLEASE stop twisting my words. I do believe the system is corrupt, not every officer but those who aren't are the minority and can't do much, if anything about it.

The hell you didn't:

Shorty said:

I'm still reading up on the story but...he killed 3 police officers right? welp...not exactly innocent people. (civilians)

Even if you want to somehow remove the daughter and her fiance from the list of those who deserve to be killed, you're still left with two policemen about whom you know EXACTLY NOTHING. But I am sure you are perfectly OK with him killing those policemen:

Shorty said:

now for the record, I hope he does NOT kill any children or innocent people! Other than that....shrug

What message are we to derive from you other than, "Hey, if he kills some more cops that's OK with me!"?

And now, after rooting for the deaths of cops and hoping that a cold-blooded murderer got away with ALL his murders, you want to fall back on the old "the system is corrupt" crap.

I don't even know what else to say that can be said in print.

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Reply #267 posted 02/13/13 9:11am

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Shorty, you don't seem to get it. He is a cold blooded murderer who killed innocent folks. You need to stop believing in liberal/libertarian mumbo jumbo. And your comments further prove to me (and from what I see, to a bunch of us who have now seen your comments) that you don't care for the common good, you just only care that someone is acting just as evil as you claim the LAPD is. Everyone here KNOWS the LAPD is corrupt but you're expecting us to be OKAY with this like some are expecting us to be OKAY with the drones flying over our head! Don't change your wording when we all know what was your original intent. I guess you think his lawyer's daughter and her husband did him wrong in some way too, right? Is that how you're defending this nut job? You know what, maybe I should stop asking questions because you may just turn around and go postal on us for calling you out.

no, you don't seem to get it. You need to stop telling me what to believe in. You're comments prove you read my comments and can't comprehend....that's about all. Because if you think I don't care for the common good and only care that someone is acting just as evil as someone else....then you are blind!

I'm not expecting anything from anyone.....and have no idea where the fuck you come up with shit like that.

Ha! change my wording? I haven't changed anything. Oh, you (all)know what my intent was huh? wow that's like totally...amazing! omfg

No, I don't think his lawyers daughter and fiance did him wrong. I never said anything of the sort.

you know what, you should stop asking questions because now you are insinuating that I am unstable and might go postal on you??? Please refrain from slandering me any further. THANK YOU!

"not a fan" falloff yeah...ok
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Reply #268 posted 02/13/13 9:23am

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RodeoSchro said:

Shorty said:

Even if you want to somehow remove the daughter and her fiance from the list of those who deserve to be killed, you're still left with two policemen about whom you know EXACTLY NOTHING. But I am sure you are perfectly OK with him killing those policemen:

Shorty said:

now for the record, I hope he does NOT kill any children or innocent people! Other than that....shrug

What message are we to derive from you other than, "Hey, if he kills some more cops that's OK with me!"?

And now, after rooting for the deaths of cops and hoping that a cold-blooded murderer got away with ALL his murders, you want to fall back on the old "the system is corrupt" crap.

I don't even know what else to say that can be said in print.

what part of "these innocent victims" are you not getting? I was never rooting for the deaths of cops. STOP insinuating that I said that NOW!

"not a fan" falloff yeah...ok
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Reply #269 posted 02/13/13 9:36am

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Apparently his ID is fireproof.

"Let love be your perfect weapon..." ~~Andy Biersack
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