Ex-LAPD rampage... - Page 10

WHAT !! I love seeing military aircraft over my home !! Sometimes they hover when I'm on my John Deere and I wave.  lol

Slam,

 Read the manifesto before twisting my words. He assaulted a fellow officer after repeatedly asking him to stop using racial slurs in his presence. Nice try though.

You did. Want a refresher?

Worse not worst, lmao.

So,
what you made a call to the FBI gsd?

Handed over the transcripts ?

Sorry Moons, but you have been a bit of a tool lately.  

JMO FWIW

Read the manifesto before twisting my words. He assaulted a fellow officer after repeatedly asking him to stop using racial slurs in his presence. Nice try though.

So that makes it ok to kill innocent people?  What did I twist?

Nevermind, really nevermind.  

Still a little curious about these non-OFAd pups being sold on ebay classified? Anyone have any info?

Jim,
You and I have had no contact directly in a long time, if you don't like my posts give an argument, but to call me names and say the things you did on your last visit doesn't change what I said at all.
GSD,
I asked you a question.

Institutional corruption and wrong-doing is found in different settings. It is very difficult for an individual to stand up to it because irrespective of what the official policies may say, those who challenge wrong-doing  face ostracization or other repercussions. It happens all the time and sometimes in the most reputable organizations eg the Penn State scandal.

It certainly seems to be what happened in the case of Dorner.

How people react to it varies. I don't condone Dorner's actions but I would certainly not conclude that he is mentally unbalanced or psychotic. If you look at his actions in conjunction with his military training, he is out to exact revenge against those he believes wronged him. If a father kills someone who rapes and brutally murders his daughter ....... vigilante justice ....... one would say he was wrong to take the law into his own hands but many would understand and, perhaps, sympathize with the father. Dorner believes that his life was turned upside down by the LAPD and ostensibly for no fault of his own ..... at least that is the way he perceives it.

His manifesto is part explanation for his actions, a recitation of the facts as he see them and an acknowledgement that he will be killed before it is over. It is quite explicit that he is wanting to act against those in the LAPD who wronged him. He claims to have sought remedies through normal channels and did not get anywhere ...... this does not surprise me because the LAPD like many other institutions will seek to cover up anything that leaves them vulnerable to criticism.

Institutions whether governmental or private usually only act when their backs are up against the wall and taking action is the best form of damage control.

Slam,

I guess you missed me saying two or three times that I don't condone his actions. If you need any help with this let me know.

No one condone's his actions, maybe some understand them.
No one can except cops shooting up two women either.
Or condone corruption.