[locutus]

Originally Posted by AR10

LAPD is corrupt. No doubt. The OJ trial brought that to light. What does the media do about police corruption? They hire Mark Ferman to be a paid correspondent.

Panting evidence has gone on for years on the lapd watch. Now the thugs running the show wants to spend one million dollars to shut this guy up.

BULLSH!T

[BigByrd47119]

Originally Posted by locutus

There's no question that there is corruption in LAPD, but I think I would need some solid evidence to believe that it's even 1/10 as bad as some of the cop-haters here are trying to make it out.

I listened to an interview with a clinical psychologist earler today. His professional opinion is that Dorner is an extreme, violent narcissist. He was kicked off of his H.S. football for fighting, kicked out of H.S for fighting, had severe problems in the vmilitary and at work.

IOW, he DOES NOT have legitimate grievance, or a "statement" to make. He's just a piece of SH!T. And I find it personally insulting that some here are trying make excuses for this "thing." It's not even a man. It's a back shooting coward.

I dont have a good defense of this guy...but if what he is saying is true, I can sympathise. NOT to say his actions are any more just because of that, but I could sympathise.

Its entirely possible he is simply bat shi* crazy, but isnt that the way the media will portray him even if he isnt?

The way the LAPD has reacted DOES remind me of a gang retaliation though

What it boils down to is that no matter how wronged he was, he murdered 3 people, and RoL dictates he must answer for it in a court before a jury of his peers.

[Tackleberry1]

Originally Posted by locutus

There's no question that there is corruption in LAPD, but I think I would need some solid evidence to believe that it's even 1/10 as bad as some of the cop-haters here are trying to make it out.

I listened to an interview with a clinical psychologist earler today. His professional opinion is that Dorner is an extreme, violent narcissist. He was kicked off of his H.S. football for fighting, kicked out of H.S for fighting, had severe problems in the vmilitary and at work.

IOW, he DOES NOT have legitimate grievance, or a "statement" to make. He's just a piece of SH!T. And I find it personally insulting that some here are trying make excuses for this "thing." It's not even a man. It's a back shooting coward.

Loc...

I don't see any cop haters here? I don't see anyone painting Dorner as a the good guy or supporting any of his killings.

I do see a lot of people calling out the incompetence of the LAPD which is more than deserved but pointing this out and openly questioning the ethics of the LAPD, in no way endorses Dorner.

Yes, the guys a dangerous nut and I'd encourage him to turn himself in and stand trial and I certainly don't want to see him kill anyone else...

...but portraying the LAPD as alter boys makes no more sence than cheering for Dorner. They are thugs with absolutely nothing on the gangbangers they supposedly police.

Someone here summed it up well by comparing both sides to the Bloods and Crips... Who gives a shizit about who wronged who...

I just hope the next time LAPD's finest decide to "get their gun off" it's up in the mountains where than can at least Eff up by shooting the wrong tree... instead of the wrong truck.

Tack

Tack

[HockaLouis]

Originally Posted by JonM

Thats why they dont want us to have guns. When the "authorities" just start capping random citizens in a paranoid panic they are afraid we will stop obeying them.

I think its funny how these police chiefs and political elite always say that the honest law abiding citizens are the ones who will just start panicing and shooting people...

Well, to be fair, the police are just people like us. Except that they have less formal education and lower-than-average IQ and EQ. Oh yeah, and a little "God Complex." And then there's missing man-size targets from six feet (6') 50% of the time! But it explains why they're shooting up trucks...

[HockaLouis]

Originally Posted by AR10

LAPD is corrupt. No doubt. The OJ trial brought that to light. What does the media do about police corruption? They hire Mark Ferman to be a paid correspondent.

Panting evidence has gone on for years on the lapd watch. Now the thugs running the show wants to spend one million dollars to shut this guy up.

OMG, OJ was innocent and Ferman planted evidence? And there's a conspiracy to liquidate the psycho who is targeting the people we give the responsibility to put their lives on the line and defend our civil society from evil!?

Alot of people really seem to be looking at this from a surprising perspective.

[charlesmar]

Originally Posted by locutus

Never realized there were so many cop haters on the forum.

I don't hate the good ones, which seem to be few and far between, but I detest the bad ones.

[trip286]

Originally Posted by WNGMSTR

Prudent move...

Wow. I wonder if Dorner might use this same idea...

[locutus]

Originally Posted by charlesmar

I don't hate the good ones, which seem to be few and far between, but I detest the bad ones.

Thank you for making my point.

With the funerals of two damn good officers, friends and colleagues of mine still fresh in my memory even after nearly 20 years, this sh!t is really pissing my off.

I could count on one hand the number of crooked cops I met in over 20 years active service.

[Tackleberry1]

Originally Posted by locutus

Thank you for making my point.

With the funerals of two damn good officers, friends and colleagues of mine still fresh in my memory even after nearly 20 years, this sh!t is really pissing my off.

I could count on one hand the number of crooked cops I met in over 20 years active service.

Loc...

I'm sorry to hear that, but as all of us who've been paid to carry a gun know... It sometimes comes with the territory. Doesn't make burying colleuges any easier, but it is what it is.

I would be interested in knowing, if you know, what became of the dirty cops you could "count on one hand?"

Tack

[Mongo]

Locutus, have you ever lived in southern Calif? It's nothing to do with "cop haters" The LAPD and the LA County sheriff's dept have had serious problems for many years. Morale, ethics, ---- There was the Watts riots in 1965 then the second riots after Rodney King. A lot happens there that is covered by local media but never gets national attention. After I moved out of southern Calif in 1973, I have had no complaint with any police officer or dept in the rest of the state.