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pdxrealtor · 02-11-2013, 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by KIRKRIDER

To be a cop...you have to like harassing people a bit...come on. The badge, the gun, the big black car..and the right to harass whoever you like protected by the "blue MAFIA" And if they talk, you fire ' em like Dorner, or smash their faces and say that "they lounged for your gun"

I'm not disagreeing , but if you say killing innocent people is the answer your wrong.....

Dorner has handled his personal animosity in the wrong way.

zoom111 · 02-11-2013, 05:01 PM

Slightly off topic, but anyone see the Barry Cooper "Kop Busters". Essentially they plant evidence and see if the cop will do right and turn it in, or do wrong and keep the belongings. Dorner should have utilized a similar system allowing the cops to incriminate themselves on camera (more so?) as opposed to the drastic measures he took.

KIRKRIDER · 02-11-2013, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by pdxrealtor

I'm not disagreeing , but if you say killing innocent people is the answer your wrong.....

Dorner has handled his personal animosity in the wrong way.

Dorner is the SYMPTOM, not the CAUSE. If LAPD didn't completely screw up his life, as they did with the life of many others, he would still probably be one of them. But evidently covering up that "excessive force" investigation was more important than justice itself. As in countless other cases of police brutality.

pdxrealtor · 02-11-2013, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by KIRKRIDER

Dorner is the SYMPTOM, not the CAUSE. If LAPD didn't completely screw up his life, as they did with the life of many others, he would still probably be one of them. But evidently covering up that "excessive force" investigation was more important than justice itself. As in countless other cases of police brutality.

And that deserves more loss of life how?

KIRKRIDER · 02-11-2013, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by pdxrealtor

And that deserves more loss of life how?

Dude, you need to re- read the posts.. you're not getting it.

pdxrealtor · 02-11-2013, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by KIRKRIDER

Dude, you need to re- read the posts.. you're not getting it.

No-- I get it .....

And I root for Jordan's cause. Just not the way he's chose to go about it ....

KIRKRIDER · 02-11-2013, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by pdxrealtor

No-- I get it .....

And I root for Jordan's cause. Just not the way he's chose to go about it ....

How do you call riddling with bullets a number (3) trucks that didn't even look like the one of the suspect not even looking who was inside? Looks to me that the cops are the ones looking for more blood instead of arresting the guy?
How much you want to bet that the next scoop will be how they blasted the wrong truck (with a family onboard) shooting a Maverick from a drone?

pdxrealtor · 02-11-2013, 05:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Snowolf

No one is arguing for the LAPD as a department. It is known to be corrupt and I don't disagree with you that many cops are terrible and many departments are corrupt but two wrongs don't make a right.

The terrorists that masterminded the Pan Am 103 bombing over Scottland all had very legitimate grievances with America. America had shot down a civilian Iranian airliner by "mistake" shortly before. That combined with our heavy handed foreign policy and unequal treatment when it comes to Israel is a legitimate crime against their nations and they had a very legitimate grievance.

But blowing up a 747 full of innocent people who had no say in any of these actions is not a justifiable reaction. This guy took what was a legitimate grievance against the LAPD and then, turned that into nothing short of terrorist actions. That daughter and her fiancé had nothing to do with the corruption in the LAPD; they were just unlucky enough to be related to a member involved in the situation.

Touche

KIRKRIDER · 02-11-2013, 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Snowolf

No one is arguing for the LAPD as a department. It is known to be corrupt and I don't disagree with you that many cops are terrible and many departments are corrupt but two wrongs don't make a right.

The terrorists that masterminded the Pan Am 103 bombing over Scottland all had very legitimate grievances with America. America had shot down a civilian Iranian airliner by "mistake" shortly before. That combined with our heavy handed foreign policy and unequal treatment when it comes to Israel is a legitimate crime against their nations and they had a very legitimate grievance.

But blowing up a 747 full of innocent people who had no say in any of these actions is not a justifiable reaction. This guy took what was a legitimate grievance against the LAPD and then, turned that into nothing short of terrorist actions. That daughter and her fiancé had nothing to do with the corruption in the LAPD; they were just unlucky enough to be related to a member involved in the situation.

I agree with you. And I am sure that the countless families that had the "luck" to live near a house targeted for a drone strike over a "suspected" terrorist were innocent too, and had nothing to do with whatever war was been dropped over them.

Each one uses the means that they have. We have drones and Tomahawk, they have bomb vests...where is the difference? Who's started invading the other's house? We need to find the causes of the problems, not focus on the momentary symptom. Keep invading someone else's land, or screw their life, leave them with nothing to loose and full of rage and that's what you get! (after you trained them!!)
Are we really surprised after 60 years of imperialistic policies that the rest of the world sees US as the aggressor that it is?

PS who's daughter and fiancee'? I lost you there...

JeffreyCH · 02-12-2013, 07:39 AM

I for one haven't seen any evidence that the guy committed those murders, well except for the word of the LAPD

I doubt if we will ever see that evidence since Dorner will never see the inside of a courtroom. Killing his lawyers daughter and fiancee makes no sense, he started this to clear his name, killing innocents doesn't accomplish that. Shooting at other officers could be taken as a enemy combatant situation, but to go out of the way to create collateral damage is completely out there. Does anyone have any links to more evidence in those 2 murders? Something besides the MSM telling us "because the LAPD said so"

I can accept maybe the guy went batshit crazy and rationalized those 2 murders, but it seems like he has more of a plan then that. The botched boat theft, he leaves a wallet, was it a fuck up, or an attempt to throw off the scent? Shoot it out near some on his target list, target of opportunity, or distraction to focus more resources in that area to make a get away? Next they find his burned out truck in the mountains and he's long gone. What if he turns up 1000's of miles away with evidence that the first 2 murders were a frame up? It's funny how everyone has convicted the guy with nothing more then what the MSM tells us.

We are so conditioned to believe the snapped gone crazy story that is being spun. Yup he went nuts an started killing everybody, plays well in the media, we are used to it. What doesn't play well, is a well thought out plan to expose widespread corruption. I for one hope it is the latter, there needs to be some drastic actions to expose the corruption in our government.

On a different note, they are going to use drones to "search" for him

Giggitty

02-12-2013, 07:39 AM	#100 (permalink)
JeffreyCH -LIFETIME MEMBER- Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1,492	I for one haven't seen any evidence that the guy committed those murders, well except for the word of the LAPD I doubt if we will ever see that evidence since Dorner will never see the inside of a courtroom. Killing his lawyers daughter and fiancee makes no sense, he started this to clear his name, killing innocents doesn't accomplish that. Shooting at other officers could be taken as a enemy combatant situation, but to go out of the way to create collateral damage is completely out there. Does anyone have any links to more evidence in those 2 murders? Something besides the MSM telling us "because the LAPD said so" I can accept maybe the guy went batshit crazy and rationalized those 2 murders, but it seems like he has more of a plan then that. The botched boat theft, he leaves a wallet, was it a fuck up, or an attempt to throw off the scent? Shoot it out near some on his target list, target of opportunity, or distraction to focus more resources in that area to make a get away? Next they find his burned out truck in the mountains and he's long gone. What if he turns up 1000's of miles away with evidence that the first 2 murders were a frame up? It's funny how everyone has convicted the guy with nothing more then what the MSM tells us. We are so conditioned to believe the snapped gone crazy story that is being spun. Yup he went nuts an started killing everybody, plays well in the media, we are used to it. What doesn't play well, is a well thought out plan to expose widespread corruption. I for one hope it is the latter, there needs to be some drastic actions to expose the corruption in our government. On a different note, they are going to use drones to "search" for him Giggitty Last edited by JeffreyCH; 02-12-2013 at 07:43 AM.

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02-11-2013, 05:01 PM	#92 (permalink)
zoom111 Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: East Cast Posts: 37	Slightly off topic, but anyone see the Barry Cooper "Kop Busters". Essentially they plant evidence and see if the cop will do right and turn it in, or do wrong and keep the belongings. Dorner should have utilized a similar system allowing the cops to incriminate themselves on camera (more so?) as opposed to the drastic measures he took.