The Chris Dorner Hero-Worship, on Both Sides of the Aisle

The Hayride ^ | Feb. 13, 2013 | MacAoidh

[GeronL]

bump!!

some left fringers praised Dorner

some rightists don’t like the police

not the same thing

[SoldierDad]

Whether or not Dorner had a legitimate beef against the LAPD regarding his firing WE will never know. If he did have a legitimate beef or not, his approach to dealing with HIS problem was abborant and disgusting. On the other hand, the over-reaction by law enforcement leading to members of law enforcement firing on two separate vehicles which had nothing to do with Dorner, severely injuring at least one elderly woman, is also abborant and disgusting.

[facedown]

We now see people calling themselves members of the Tea Party...

Standard fascist psyops.

[smokingfrog]

Believing that someone shouldn’t be burned to death isn’t exactly hero worship.

[bigheadfred]

When those sworn to uphold the law are so willing to operate in contempt of it, no matter who they are, we should all be concerned.

BUMP!

Familiarity breeds contempt.

[WilliamRobert]

Dormer biggest mistake was thinking his fellow LAPD officers were good honest men, and that they would be upset about homeless people being abused.
His next biggest mistake was killing these same corrupt police officers and thinking he could get away with it.
His last mistake was poor planning. If he wanted to make a point about the injustice he received he could have accomplished it without killing innocent people. If he was so smart he would be in Mexico instead of murdered by the same corrupt police he was trying to shine a light on. what a sick bass turd.

[Pining_4_TX]

All you have to do is look at some of the comments made by Freepers. They seem to think the cops should have walked up to the door and read Dorner his rights. There was no doubt of this man’s guilt, nor of his ability to take people out, so why should any more police risk their lives to try and take the thug alive? Yet, even on FR, some are suggesting the cops kill and burn first and ask questions later.

[latina4dubya]

Alicia Keys has already recorded a song in tribute the Dorner, it’s called, “This Man is On Fire.”

ha!

[GeronL]

there was no doubt of his guilt

a court determined that? Because the Constitution doesn’t go out the window because a perp admits what he did.

Bill Ayers admitted what he did. “Guilty as sin, free as a bird”, should he have been locked up despite getting off in court?

[Pining_4_TX]

“Because the Constitution doesn’t go out the window because a perp admits what he did.”

Nor are cops obligated to walk into a hail of bullets when some turd won’t give up without a fight.

[Ken H]

There was no doubt of this man’s guilt, nor of his ability to take people out, so why should any more police risk their lives to try and take the thug alive?

If that is true, then the police ought to stand up and say so. Instead, they are denying they intended to start a fire.

Is it too much to expect our law enforcement agencies to be truthful?

[ansel12]

In this case shooting up three innocent people out of sheer and utter fear and incompetence, and lack of any concern about non-police citizens, and then the predictable burning of the house.

There is nothing wrong with the populace pointing out the failings of law enforcement.

[itssme]

The only time you see blacks coming together is when it has to do with the “white man done me wrong.” Thursday, O’Reilly on Fox really lit into Professor Lamont Hill and smacked him down for his remarks. Hill looked like he knew he stepped in it...he tap dances and has fast lips, but he couldn't get past O’Reilly, and O’Reilly made him look bad.

[ansel12]

(The newspaper ladies weren't even shooting at them).

Aside from the freaky nature of them just shooting at totally unrelated people's like women and a skinny white guy, there didn't seem to be one wit of concern that seeing two figures in a vehicle indicated an innocent hostage, even if it was the 270 pound giant.

[Alaska Wolf]

burning people alive

Another ASSumption based on what?

[Alaska Wolf]

the over-reaction by law enforcement leading to members of law enforcement firing on two separate vehicles

By SOME law enforcement which is a separate issue that should be dealt with judicially.

[Alaska Wolf]

His next biggest mistake was killing these same corrupt police officers and thinking he could get away with it.

Were the young female basketball coach, her fiance and the father of two, Riverside police officer corrupt police officers?

[Alaska Wolf]

a court determined that?

The same court that found Dorner was burned to death, wasn't given due process and his civil rights were abused. I think there are some Freepers on that panel judges.

[Alaska Wolf]

Aside from the freaky nature of them just shooting at totally unrelated people's like women and a skinny white guy, there didn't seem to be one wit of concern that seeing two figures in a vehicle indicated an innocent hostage, even if it was the 270 pound giant.

LAPD not Riverside PD or San Bernardino Sheriff's Dept. Different entities.

[ansel12]

Yeah, I think it was Torrance cops who shot up the citizens, I don’t know who burnt the house, it isn’t a story I have been following, I’ve seen this enough times over my lifetime.