Ex LAPD cop getting online support.

**lechrus2** · 02-14-2013, 08:03 AM

Originally Posted by DutchBird

Funny is how you dismiss the fact that he reported police brutality by fellow officers, and that not even the LAPD denies that (the said they would reopen the investigation). You also summarily dismiss the bad reputation the LAPD and Riverside PD have concerning police brutality/misbehaviour and covering it up.

But no, now that is dismissed and he was a psychotic weeded out during police training who could not take it. While that same psychotic did get accepted into US military special forces (and somehow I find it more likely that the former rather than the latter identifies the psychotics).

Understand it difficult for me to defend the man and take his words at face value and over the words of others, seeing how, you know, he was a psychotic killer on a bloody thirsty rampage and all that. Kind of destroys his credibility in my mind and that was before reading his rambling 6000 word manifesto justifying his jihad against humankind and civilization. But whatever. If you like the man, think he's a decent human being, get a thrill from the fact that he killed four innocent people, and feel strongly like you need to defend his psychotic actions, so that you can get a little woody over bad mouthing authority or whatever drives you to do so, who am I to say your point of view is fvcked upp.

**USAFspeedboy** · 02-14-2013, 08:07 AM

Whats more believable, a good cop trying to shed light on abuse and got railroaded by a traditionally and known corrupt organization?

Or some guy, woke up obe morning, decides to lie and throw his career away.

Mind you this "washout" took down 5 cops and garnered secret service protection-like responses for a week.

Common sense and a normal copensity for basic problem silving tells you that he got a raw deal, and the fact the croojed police havent been punished, so did the people of socal.

**lechrus2** · 02-14-2013, 08:23 AM

Originally Posted by USAFspeedboy

Whats more believable, a good cop trying to shed light on abuse and got railroaded by a traditionally and known corrupt organization?

Or some guy, woke up obe morning, decides to lie and throw his career away.

Mind you this "washout" took down 5 cops and garnered secret service protection-like responses for a week.

Common sense and a normal copensity for basic problem silving tells you that he got a raw deal, and the fact the croojed police havent been punished, so did the people of socal.

Which is more believable, someone with a fragile world view would rather believe that a sane man upon suffering a setback in life would vent his frustrations by going on a killing rampage rather than accept the fact that his hero is pyschotic?

Or, that this person himself suffered some childhood psychological damage at the hands of some authority figure, which irrationally drives him to lash out at all authority figures to the point of justifying and glorifying the actions of psychotic killer in order to protect his fragile world view?

Without a doubt, common sense and a normal copensity (?) for basic problem silving (?) tells you something something, and the fact the croojed (?) police havent been punished, so did the people of socal, therefore ergo, despite shooting 5 people, the croojed copensity silving of the problem self resolves or something. ?@x3,m!!

**CalgaryHawkFan** · 02-14-2013, 01:39 PM

Originally Posted by lechrus2

Funny how you leftists hate cops yet expect them to enforce guns laws...

Heh. And to think I'd been thinking about saying what a good job you'd been doing in this thread yesterday...

:)

Has zip to do with l v r these days. Fringe libertarians seem to have as much antipathy towards cops as lefties from where I'm sitting...

Do cops have more than their fair share of people who abuse power? Sure, but so do all 'total' institutions. That's human nature, regardless of L v R. If my kid is in trouble, I'm telling her to seek out a cop.

YRMV.

**lechrus2** · 02-14-2013, 02:04 PM

Originally Posted by CalgaryHawkFan

Heh. And to think I'd been thinking about saying what a good job you'd been doing in this thread yesterday...

:)

That was just said because fencer chirped in with some drivel and because I wanted to post that girl's pic...lol.

**Wounded Bear** · 02-14-2013, 03:23 PM

Now look what you guys have done.

You've upset wee baby Boehner.

Or maybe he's just taking a passionate dukey...

**LGM** · 02-14-2013, 04:58 PM

Originally Posted by USAFspeedboy

ftfy

Whats really sad, is peoples mindset, who would ignore logic, to protect law breakers.

Dorner was wrong, so were the cops who lied on him, so were the cops who have terrorized the people of socal and the american taliban equavilent aka the lapd. Dorner was no saint, but i dont feel and most in socal would say, that we are any safer with the crooked lapd still in charge. Its just too bad he got innocent civillians instead of his intended target. Hopefully they all bite the dust at the hands of karma.

Those innocent civillians WERE his intended target. He said his ability to get married and have children were ruined by LAPD, so he killed the kids of the man who was part of the internal investigation.

Quit making this douche into a martyr.

**LGM** · 02-14-2013, 05:00 PM

Originally Posted by USAFspeedboy

Becuase the lapd are corrupt

They probably threatened the civilians (which is normal for lapd,rpd and county sherrifs)

The fathers story matched dorners story 100 despite the two never meeting or talking.

A man doesnt throw his life away simply becuase he felt like lying on soneone fir no.good reason. Seems the lapd had more of a reason to lie, than he did by a wiiiiide margin.

Shocking i know, but police in socal are a gang.

He threw his life away when he decided on his present course of action. He could've gotten a number of jobs and led an otherwise normal and productive life, but chose to murder.

Quit making this about anything else other than this douche's killing spree.