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No, not at all. It just that every once in a while, it's fun to expose your stupid mother****ing reeruned ass to everyone. You're a racist, homophobic, know-nothing asswipe that doesn't know ****ing shit about football, let alone the world. Crawl back under your rock, you dumb mother****er. |
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And I was accused of having a loss of critical thinking? |
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NYPD Officer Shoots, Kills Innocent Man Running Away from Bodega Robbers http://gawker.com/5941416/nypd-offic...bodega-robbers And that just the first result from a search using "ny cops shoot innocent man." You think this only happens in SoCal and New York? |
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Racist? My closest relative is my half brother who is half black. I have tons of relatives but we are super, super tight. My best friend in basic and AIT was a black guy name Marty Davis from Topeka Ks. He was killed in Desert Storm, look it up if you have any doubt. Google his name and it will show up in the archives. My second closest sibling is my sister who is a lesbian. Her name is Pheobe. We have spent many, many an hour discussing gay and lesbian issues. Not sure why I would be homophobic, I have no concerns. Am I a football genious? Nope but I am not dumb. I understand the game and can see and comprehend what I am watching. I get it. Know nothing asswhipe? Shit I hope my boss doesn't read this and fire me from my job overseeing a $100MM a year operation. But you are correct, I have been exposed. Isn't it time for you to throw a fit again and leave? |
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For a guy that's overseeing a $100 million dollar operation (yeah, right!), you're still dumb as ****. Also, I thought you OWNED your business? That was your claim back in 2009, you racist, homophobic prick. |
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OK. But please point to something that proves my point being wrong not maiking the issue about other areas. I am not anti-cop by the way. I respect the hell out of police in general. I am ex military and it falls under the same ethos in many ways. I will tell you this, as Dane himself admitted the LAPD is a mess and so are many large police forces. My comment was directed at what is going on, right now. |
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Also you may want to add Florida to your amended statement. I haven't looked for an article yet, but I bet there is one. |
Should donut makers in L.A. invest in Kevlar vests? I think so....
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Andrew Lee Scott Dead: Lake County Police Fatally Shoot Wrong Man While Hunting Murder Suspect http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1679408.html ...more... SHOOT THE INNOCENT "SUSPECT" is Growing Police Trend: Chicago Tribune Expose, Examples, Stats http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/0...les-Statistics |
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I never claimed to own the buisness that is something you "assumed" from a comment I made about working at a start up company from the inception, which I have. You are a smart guy you can find a post where I stated I owned the company if that post exist right? Since you are always right produce it. Secondly back to your critical thinking, what have I said that contradicts anything I said in that last post? Calling you a cocksucking prick does not make me homophobic. Surely since you are such a critical thinker you can understand that I am just calling you names right? Just getting you wound up using key words right? Like you wishing AIDS on people while you have tons and tons of gay friends and get wound up over any possible phrase that could be considered homophobic like cock sucker, made by any poster towards you. I suppose you would tell one of your gay friends you hope they catch AIDS when pissed at them right? Oh wait no, you wouldn't. You would say that's not proper context for that conversation. Nope, thats not hypocritical. |
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Cops are generally dumbasses everywhere. LAPD just gets the majority of them
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Just a dog, but still a dumb cop. Texas Man Claims Police Killed His Dog When Responding to Wrong Address http://abcnews.go.com/US/texas-man-c...4#.T41WgNWSH5M EDIT: My bad, that's more of a dumb 911 operator |
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When was the last time you heard of someone evading the police this long?
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These guys are all wound up because a dude is hunting them and they are doing dumb shit. The problem is the leadership which is part of the reason this whole thing started. The leadership in general is poor so these guys are using poor rules of engagment to make decisions. Thats a leadership issue for the most part. |
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I have my doubts this guy is in those mountains. I think it may be a diversion technique. If he planned this out he may be in a premade bunker or something he could hole up in until the heat dies down and then decend back into LA to continue his agenda. Could be interesting. |
Dude is a hero. The LAPD would be better served in the long run if he succeeded.
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I bet you this guy is somewhere south of the border by now. He'll let it calm down and in 6 months there will be a few more dead LAPD cops. This cat has nothing to lose and all the time in the world.
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Yeah, the Chief of Police is to blame because a few cops in a city of 20 million people are dumbasses. JFC, you continue to show your stupidity with each and every post. Where was your criticism of the KC Police department when they failed to detain a drunken fool who later killed himself and another person? |
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Keep going though. It's awesome. |
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His cousin's sister's best friend once date a guy that was half-black, so that makes him not a racist. |
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Interestingly, here's an article that was written on Dorner in 2002:
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ORANGE, Calif. (AP) — A photo never tells the whole story, and that's especially true for Christopher Dorner. The images on his Facebook page are essentially the same: Dorner, smiling, seemingly loving life and all it offers.
But they accompany a rambling document where he portrays himself as a real-life Rambo, an expert in weapons, explosives and military tactics who will stop at nothing to avenge his 2008 firing from the Los Angeles Police Department. It's incongruous and it underscores the complexity of the man who now is the most wanted in America, accused of killing three people as he carries out his vendetta. Where Dorner sees himself as a warrior, others see someone much different. The 6-foot, 270-pounder is a physical hulk who — despite his size — seemed to battle deep-seated insecurities, lived with his mother and cracked under the pressures of police work. Court and police files show that Dorner once began weeping while on duty in a patrol car, awkwardly flashed his police badge on a first date and told a girlfriend he kept his emotions bottled up. Those who study the psyches of criminals said Dorner's aggressive and self-aggrandizing rant indicates a classic case of malignant narcissist personality disorder. Some people with the disorder are extremely thin-skinned and vengeful, said Mary Ellen O'Toole, a retired FBI profiler. They may seem insecure, she said, but in reality their rages — and even tears — are extreme reactions to real or imagined criticisms because they have such grandiose visions of themselves. "He's putting in his manifesto that he's going to use all the training he received as an LAPD officer and as a military officer to basically hold Southern California hostage, and to be there when you least expect it," she said. "Is he deadly? Yes. Of course he has killed people." "But is he capable of taking on some 1,000 officers looking for him? That's someone with a personality disorder," she said. Dorner, 33, is accused of killing a woman last weekend whose father had represented him as he fought to keep his police job, and the woman's fiance. On Thursday, police say he ambushed two officers, killing one, and then vanished, setting off a manhunt that put police on alert across the Southwest. The search Friday focused on the mountains around Big Bear Lake, about 80 miles east of Los Angeles. Police said officers still were guarding more than 40 people mentioned as targets in the rant. The rambling manifesto was on a Facebook page that also includes smiling pictures of Dorner and critiques or politicians, musicians, and comedians. He also offers commentary on topics from gun control — he wants stricter laws for assault weapons — to sexual abuse by priests to the proper room temperature. Court papers from 2006 show that Dorner requested a restraining order against a woman he had dated for six weeks after he said she posted his LAPD badge number and trash-talked about him on a website called dontdatehimgirl.com. Dorner attached the lengthy posting he said was by his ex-girlfriend, Ariana Williams, as well as a handwritten note she apparently placed on his belongings when she returned them after they broke up. In the web posting, Dorner is described as "severely emotionally and mentally disturbed," ''twisted" and "super paranoid." It also said he flashed his police badge on their first date, lives with his mother and hates himself for being black — at one point asking her to act more like a white woman. "Just be careful because this guy is a police officer and he will probably think that he can get away with anything. ... If you value your sanity, stay away from this guy." Dorner claimed Williams was harassing him and sent a threatening letter to his home. He asked that she also stay away from his mother and sister. In her response, Williams denied Dorner's allegations. Records show Dorner did not show up at a hearing in November 2006 and the case was terminated. She could not be reached to comment. Her attorney, Stephen G. Rodriguez, did not return a call or email seeking comment. In 2008, after Dorner was deployed to Bahrain with the Navy Reserves, he returned to the LAPD and began to patrol with his training officer, Sgt. Teresa Evans. He had worked for just four months after his graduation from the academy before being sent overseas. In internal police papers, Evans said Dorner repeatedly asked why he was being put back on patrol without reintegration training. On one occasion, he began weeping in the patrol car and demanded to be taken back to the police academy to be retrained, according to a summary of an interview with Evans contained in 2009 court documents. Evans warned Dorner that she would give him an unsatisfactory rating and request that he be removed from the field unless he improved. A day after she followed up on her threat with a poor review, Dorner reported to internal affairs that Evans had kicked a severely mentally ill man in the chest and left cheek during an arrest. A police review panel ultimately found the allegation untrue and Dorner was fired for making a false statement. In the manifesto, Dorner said the LAPD destroyed his life, ruined his relationships with his mother and sister and harmed his military career. Those types of statements don't surprise O'Toole, the former FBI profiler, who said narcissists feel intense shame and humiliation when outside events challenge their perception of themselves. "He's somebody I call an injustice collector," she said. "When they respond to an injustice that they think is out there, their reaction is completely over the top." |
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I got 100 bucks says hes camped out with Charlie Sheen
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I believe he tried renting a boat first and was denied. So his secondary plan was the mountains. I don't think he is prepared for this, if he was he would've done this first. I mean if you had really planned this out you would go there first and hole up. Does Mr. Dorner have a place all prepared up there somewhere with food, water, ammo some weapons and a blankie ready for him. I seriously doubt it. It won't take him long at all for him to give into desperation in these temperatures and die. I checked it will get down to 16 degrees tonight and with -6 windchill. I think he will probably freeze to death. I think this nutjob is a hothead, I don't think he totally planned this out. They will find him, but frozen to death IMO. I would guess it might take a while to find his body if this is the case, get the canine units out and hasten the chase to find his dead rotting corpse covered in snow. Included is an article, sorry he won't go out Rambo style. Again this is just my opinion. http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...tory?track=rss |
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Had to laugh when I read this article, can you imagine being a fugitive fleeing with a bunch of Bwanas scattered in the area?
I just copied a portion of it though. http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/08/us/lapd-attacks Two inches of snow Friday coated the mountaintop pine trees and roads around Big Bear Lake, leading motorists to use tire chains. Up to six more inches were expected. But the snow was regarded as a godsend because tracking a man on the run would be easier, authorities said. Despite the intense search, authorities allowed nearby ski resorts to remain open Friday because they don't believe Dorner is in Big Bear Lake. At one point, a smiling snowboarder whizzed by police and media, seemingly oblivious to an ongoing news conference and the seriousness of the manhunt. Jay Obernolte, mayor of Big Bear Lake community, described Friday as having "a beautiful winter morning." Residents weren't fearful, he said, adding that "many of the people here are armed." "Is there panic in our community?" Obernolte asked reporters rhetorically. "No, there is no panic. We're a hardy people in the San Bernardino Mountains." |
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I've seen the story on TV, but I never had the sound on. Based on the pictures...they're looking for Dr Dre from "Yo, MTV Raps!"
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Does anybody know the details about the ID they found in San Diego?
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The mayor of Big Bear is a kook. Yesterday he was essentially running a promo for the town, ending the press conference by telling the journalists: "Enjoy your stay in Big Bear Lake!" Tone-deaf.
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This whole story sounds like a GTA game.
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I read in the LA Times that it actually took authorities five hours to figure out that the burned-out truck was Dorner's. He's long gone from there, I bet.
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They're saying he might have up to 30 guns stashed in different areas. Remember he had 3-4 years to plan this out. If you read his manifesto he was able to retrieve weapons/weapon accessories at a very very cheap price.
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This map from one of those powerful links, shows that LA is one of only 2 counties, in the US marked in red when it comes to police misconduct. |
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He's probably taken quite a few muderers down with him. Not implying that this is justified by that. |
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Wait, he's only killed one cop, and two innocent people?
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On top of all that, there is a fresh snow up there, so tracking him would not be that hard. I'm with you, unless he humped it up to a cabin around there, he is long gone. |
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They fired him long ago and he's had a long time to play chess... |
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He could throw a box over himself in an alley and no one would pay him any mind... |
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