Ex LAPD officer going around killing other cops. WILD STORY

[celticsfan9783]

so the what about the innocent kids that died in iraq/afghanistan/etc.. ?

are the soldiers in the military lunatics too?

it's all fine and good until it hits home.

No it's not. Who in this thread co-signed the killing of innocent men, women, and children in the middle east? You're thinking paradoxically bro.

NT'ers are getting completely sucked in to the mystique of this story and the perpetrator's motives.

Imagine if victims of bullying came on here and praised the Columbine shooters because they felt they shared some sort of bond? That is the same vibe I am getting. This dude took a worthy cause and failed miserably in his attempts to address it.

"But he did try to address it...."

So because justice wasn't served in his initial efforts, he was warranted in saying F it and going postal?

I would LOVE to see some of the same sentiments by you people siding with this guy if the basketball coach or any other of the bystanders was your loved one.

 

[king of chicago]

You're a ******g idiot telling me I should get a GED when I have a BA, and then going on to utter some more dumb bull ****. Did I say I condone the killing of all cops? No, I said I condone the killing of racist cops. Are you slow? What is the point of your bolded paragraph?

And don't put words in my mouth, I didn't say I wanted anybody to suffer, and I never mentioned anything about anybody deserving anything. I'm %100 indifferent to any suffering the family of any racist goes through. Sorry, if you don't like it jack off. 

Since when was that part specifically addressed to you? No need to get your jimmies rustled.

And in one instance, you said for the racist cops to "burn in hell" and for their families to suffer and in another instance you state that you have no sympathy for their suffering. Which is it? Who do you feel like being today?

 

[ryda421]

Again...tell me what she (and her fiancee) SPECIFICALLY did to DESERVE to die?

There is absolutely ZERO justification for what he did. ZERO. I can't believe you're actually sitting there and rationalizing his motivations for murder.

again, i ask, what would you do if you were in his shoes?

 

[ham city]

Since when was that part specifically addressed to you? No need to get your jimmies rustled.

And in one instance, you said for the racist cops to "burn in hell" and for their families to suffer and in another instance you state that you have no sympathy for their suffering. Which is it? Who do you feel like being today?

Son what I said is right there for everybody to read, don't act like I'm switching up because I'm not. 

I have no sympathy for their suffering, what the **** are you talking about?

 

[captainsneakerhead23]

I'm not even sure why most of you guys are even surprised by his actions. Things like this are becoming normal in our society now a days, sad to say.

Nothing surprises me anymore, I expect to hear about crazy shootouts, mass murders, slayings of women/children at least once a month. This will not be the last case we hear about, pretty sure there's some crazy guy out there right now eating this all up and trying to find a way to top Chris Dorner. Innocent lives will continue to be lost in this country going forward, all this self-righteous preaching and "we need to unite as one" crap went out the window decades ago.

This is not Paradise, nor is it the "Good Ol' USA" that we use to read about in history class. You know **** is real when foreigners/immigrants are 2nd guessing themselves about chasing the American Dream. It's more like the American Nightmare that won't go away, even when your eyes are wide open.

 

[king of chicago]

again, i ask, what would you do if you were in his shoes?

And I bet he is first human to ever went through such an ordeal with his professional life. Other people (including minorities) have been through similar issues but they chose a different path.

 

[ryda421]

Monica Quan an assistant basketball coach deserved to murdered?

Keith Lawrance, a Public Safety officer at USC deserved to be murdered?

A Riverside Police Officer doing his job deserved to be murdered?

So let me get your sentiment straight... you're JUSTIFYING the murder of Police Officers and innocent civilians TODAY because of past transgressions of the LAPD! Am I correct?

how did you know the the daughter did not participate in the trial ?

how do you know the police officer was not involved. you are only looking at through the media's eyes. past and present transgressions. again, you are acting as if chris just decided one day, ah to hell with it, i'm just going to go kill people. no, it was a build up. chris lost everything because of quan. that's the most dangerous type of person. that's why vietnam guerillas won the war (from his words)

 

[ryda421]

So from his time in the LAPD from 2002 to 2008, Mr Chris Dorner was a 'good' cop.' The same LAPD that you criticized as corrupt but Dorner was the exception right? All because he wrote a poem? The power of the INTERNET!

he was a good cop because he brought to light what was wrong. and he got fired because he fought for what he believes in. he may have done some grime stuff but at least he had the balls to expose his superior and because of that he's now outcast.

 

[royal assassin]

again, i ask, what would you do if you were in his shoes?

i certainly wouldnt be wanted for murder and whatever other crimes thats for sure.  i'm quite sure the answer to getting fired for whisteblowing doesn't = killing innocent people.  i've gotten fired before, from a shady ******g company.  worked my *** off for those people.  ALWAYS ran around, did my job, didn't **** around.  i was there to do my job and get paid.  problem was, i was a few days away from getting off my probationary period so i could finally start getting benefits and actually getting PAID for all that ot i was puttin down.  i get pulled into the security guy's office, some lady tells me they have me on camera going out the 'restricted' back door and leaving early.  NEVER ******g happened, and many people have gone out that door.  i told them to show me the footage.  they refused.  i told 'em i wanted to talk to the head security guy and let HIM show me the footage.  they refused and asked for my badge, pass and that i was terminated.  i was heated fambs.  screaming, yelling, acting righteously enraged and ruining any chance i had of salvaging my job in the process.  i didn't realize it, but that's exactly what i did.  i went up the entire ladder for the next few months, pleading with somebody to just ******g listen to me but because of my super freakout (slamming doors, threw a chair, getting in ****** faces) they didn't even consider it.

point is, i didn't prove ANYTHING by acting like an irrational ******* except that i was an irrational *******.  same thing here.  i realize dude 'says' he went through all available channels and was blocked.  sucks.  at least he gave it his best shot and is one of hundreds of thousands that get ****** every day in the workplace.  but all anybody is gonna remember about this guy is that in the end, he acted like an irrational ******* not that lapd are a bunch of crooks. hell we all already knew that about the lapd, no need for innocents to lose their life over it.  in my book, guy's a tool and the world will be better off without guy's like him in it.  too much bloodshed out here yo.

 

[ryda421]

And I bet he is first human to ever went through such an ordeal with his professional life. Other people (including minorities) have been through similar issues but they chose a different path.

so how would you have handled it ?

 

[dabottom305]

Too many big words being thrown around in here, and because I don't understand them, imma take em as disrespect.

 

[deuce king]

Chris Dorner tried to go about things the right way in the beginning by way of the appeal process and fighting for his job back but he was denied repeatedly.  He exhausted all avenues in pursuit to reclaim the position that he was once proud and I can't knock him for that.   

Tell me what Quan and her fiancee had to do with any of this?

Unfortunately they were affiliated with the wrong person champ.  Might not make it right, but it is what it is. 

 

[airjordanjack]

again, i ask, what would you do if you were in his shoes?

Not kill innocent people. That's a line that should not be crossed in ANY circumstance.

 

[jjs07]

so how would you have handled it ?

Here's a start....by not killing innocent people.

You still didn't answer my question. What did Quan and her fiancee do to deserve death at this lunatic's hands?

Unfortunately they were affiliated with the wrong person champ. Might not make it right, but it is what it is.

Still not a good answer, IMO. Just about everyone one of us on this board has someone shady in our families. Should death be upon us because we're "affiliated" with the wrong person? What type of sense is that? Like I said before, I don't see how anyone can justify what he's doing. He's going about this in the complete wrong way.

 

[b20 eg8]

The same people that are disregarding the Manifesto as being 100% True are the same people speaking about the "Victims of Chris Dorner" when in FACT they're only allegations at this point.


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[frank mucus]

how did you know the the daughter did not participate in the trial ?

How do you know that her father paid for her education.

 

[da shoefreak]

Why is everyone so quick to believe the guy's story as fact?

 

[king of chicago]

so how would you have handled it ?

I haven't been in any situation similar to Mr. Dorner's so I cannot comment on how I would have handled the situation. But I can say that I would not mail out material to the press, I would not write a manifesto on Facebook, I would not harm the lives of those who had wronged me, and I would not harm their family members as well. Sorry, but I have Reverence for Life.

How would you handle it?

 

[daruma]

i don't think some people realize that this is his career, not just a job. he got fired from being a cop/navy officer.. i don't think anyone in the same line of work will hire him because of the asterisk.

i'm not saying killing innocent people is good, but his career, line of work [law enforcement, military], what he enjoyed doing, was ruined due to being fired [whether it's real or fake]. like he said, his life was ruined once he got fired.

 

[ryda421]

i certainly wouldnt be wanted for murder and whatever other crimes thats for sure.  i'm quite sure the answer to getting fired for whisteblowing doesn't = killing innocent people.  i've gotten fired before, from a shady ******g company.  worked my *** off for those people.  ALWAYS ran around, did my job, didn't **** around.  i was there to do my job and get paid.  problem was, i was a few days away from getting off my probationary period so i could finally start getting benefits and actually getting PAID for all that ot i was puttin down.  i get pulled into the security guy's office, some lady tells me they have me on camera going out the 'restricted' back door and leaving early.  NEVER ******g happened, and many people have gone out that door.  i told them to show me the footage.  they refused.  i told 'em i wanted to talk to the head security guy and let HIM show me the footage.  they refused and asked for my badge, pass and that i was terminated.  i was heated fambs.  screaming, yelling, acting righteously enraged and ruining any chance i had of salvaging my job in the process.  i didn't realize it, but that's exactly what i did.  i went up the entire ladder for the next few months, pleading with somebody to just ******g listen to me but because of my super freakout (slamming doors, threw a chair, getting in ****** faces) they didn't even consider it.

point is, i didn't prove ANYTHING by acting like an irrational ******* except that i was an irrational *******.  same thing here.  i realize dude 'says' he went through all available channels and was blocked.  sucks.  at least he gave it his best shot and is one of hundreds of thousands that get ****** every day in the workplace.  but all anybody is gonna remember about this guy is that in the end, he acted like an irrational ******* not that lapd are a bunch of crooks. hell we all already knew that about the lapd, no need for innocents to lose their life over it.  in my book, guy's a tool and the world will be better off without guy's like him in it.  too much bloodshed out here yo.

was that your dream job? did getting fired from that job prevent you from getting other jobs? did he shun you from your family and friends? well that's what happened to chris. even his NAVAL position was taken from him.

of course all people will remember is his crime spree, because that's all you will hear. no one is going to say chris actually fought for what he believed in. instead they will paint him as a lunatic. remember the winners get to write history

 

[25thhour]

It amazes me how many dudes on here expect everybody to feel empathy for anybody who happens to be white or anybody who supports the system that favors them so heavily but their own empathy doesn't ever extend to the other side of things. Then in their own minds they actually think they're better people than others. 

Completely agree. It is what it is.

 

[celticsfan9783]

You don't know **** about me. You have no idea about the impact I've made on communities in my city.  I'll give you a hint, I've worked with underprivileged youth for longer than you have.

You really feel good about yourself because you work with underprivileged youth.

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It's actually scary that someone with your mentality is allowed to work with kids. No wonder our future generations are looking so grim. Thank HAM CITY.

Like I said, **** you. You're probably a piece of **** that works at starbucks anyway.

You get your thong all twisted because I made assumptions about you, yet you're ding the same thing.

I never said I wanted the families of racist cops to suffer, I said "let them suffer,"

Wow, huge difference. I see it now

 

[ryda421]

I haven't been in any situation similar to Mr. Dorner's so I cannot comment on how I would have handled the situation. But I can say that I would not mail out material to the press, I would not write a manifesto on Facebook, I would not harm the lives of those who had wronged me, and I would not harm their family members as well. Sorry, but I have Reverence for Life.

How would you handle it?

read my last post.

this was not just a job. it was his career. his naval credentials were stripped. if i was in his shoes and had nothing to lose then i would probably do the same.

 

[Rootin4EverybodyBlack]

And I bet he is first human to ever went through such an ordeal with his professional life. Other people (including minorities) have been through similar issues but they chose a different path.

And the "different path" they choose didnt change ****. Racist cops still get hired, innocent citizens still get beaten/killed by cops with ZERO repercussions.

Let me put this in bold I dont agree with him shooting at the relatives/families , but the racist cops in these police depts, if he blows their heads off I could give a damn less. If that's how drastic it has to get for them to say "oh **** maybe we should change" then so be it.

Minorities and the oppressed in this country have been far too quiet for too long. People always say the proper way to resolve a issue is "sue them" or "peacefully protest". Yet obviously that hasn't worked on a large scale. These United States weren't built on peaceful protests and legal action, it was built on blood and saying "**** you, we're taking your ****, deal with it". Blood will have to be shed before anything changes, unfortunately many of my fellows brothers and sisters are too busy killing each other in the hood over land we don't even own

I'm not saying we need to go out attacking white people at random (that's sick), I'm not saying every cop needs to be executed, but those who we KNOW have done wrong and we KNOW are apart of the corrupt system NEED to be dealt with. Those officers in the Oscar Grant case, NEED TO BE DEALT WITH, the officers from the Rodney King case (some who are now Captains in the LAPD ) NEED TO BE DEALT WITH, etc.

Sorry for the mild rant....ehh actually I'm not it needs to be said.

 

[ryda421]

How do you know that her father paid for her education.

he probably didn't pay for the school, but i'm almost sure he co-signed his name into the loan


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what's interesting, is that no one even cared that he killed these people until the manifesto came out