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  1. #161
    Quote Originally Posted by Time Bandit View Post
    wow.. you're one of those 'sheep' people I've read about that believe everything fox news tells them..
    No, we are people who live in the real world. The ones who don't obsess over moon landing hoaxes and magic WTC conspiracies. You're one of those lunatic hypocrites who sees paranoid delusions in everything because you've invested so much personal energy in the veracity of conspiracy theories. If you spend your time wasting over conspiracy websites and youtube videos then you'll have a vested personal interested in having your opinion be right. You'll ignore all evidence and just barrel through with your biased and false claims to justify your preconceived notions of the situation.

    I have no dog in the fight of Chris Dorner or the LAPD. I don't live in LA. Never met Dorner.

    From all of the evidence I've seen and read, Dorner is insane. The LAPD knew that he was dangerous and fired him and put him in the files so that if other PDs hired him he was flagged. Dorner realized he couldn't get a job as a cop so he went insane and started killing cops and their families. This all started when Dorner applied to be a cop and started behaving irrationally at the job. So they terminated him before it could escalate into him becoming a workplace killer.

    You see...the LAPD were smart. They recognized that Dorner was insane and did everything that they could to get him off of the streets and not walking around armed. They saw a paranoid nutcase and knew that it would not be wise to give him a gun and badge. His ex-wife said the exact same thing a few years ago before any of this murder spree happened. Was she in on the conspiracy with the LAPD as well to discredit Dorner? Or maybe...did she divorce a lunatic and then warn others not to date him? Which one seems more logical?

    And he proved them right by becoming a mass murderer who targeted police. He wanted to murder hundreds of people. His manifesto is him directly wishing that he can kill as many police and their family members as possible. Does this sound like someone you'd want walking around with a badge and gun? Not in my neighborhood thank you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KillVampires View Post
    No, we are people who live in the real world. The ones who don't obsess over moon landing hoaxes and magic WTC conspiracies. You're one of those lunatic hypocrites who sees paranoid delusions in everything because you've invested so much personal energy in the veracity of conspiracy theories. If you spend your time wasting over conspiracy websites and youtube videos then you'll have a vested personal interested in having your opinion be right. You'll ignore all evidence and just barrel through with your biased and false claims to justify your preconceived notions of the situation.

    I have no dog in the fight of Chris Dorner or the LAPD. I don't live in LA. Never met Dorner.

    From all of the evidence I've seen and read, Dorner is insane. The LAPD knew that he was dangerous and fired him and put him in the files so that if other PDs hired him he was flagged. Dorner realized he couldn't get a job as a cop so he went insane and started killing cops and their families. This all started when Dorner applied to be a cop and started behaving irrationally at the job. So they terminated him before it could escalate into him becoming a workplace killer.

    You see...the LAPD were smart. They recognized that Dorner was insane and did everything that they could to get him off of the streets and not walking around armed. They saw a paranoid nutcase and knew that it would not be wise to give him a gun and badge. His ex-wife said the exact same thing a few years ago before any of this murder spree happened. Was she in on the conspiracy with the LAPD as well to discredit Dorner? Or maybe...did she divorce a lunatic and then warn others not to date him? Which one seems more logical?

    And he proved them right by becoming a mass murderer who targeted police. He wanted to murder hundreds of people. His manifesto is him directly wishing that he can kill as many police and their family members as possible. Does this sound like someone you'd want walking around with a badge and gun? Not in my neighborhood thank you.


    I'm so tired of nutty people and their stupid conspiracy theories. They never listen to reason, they never change their minds (even when you disprove their stupid shit), they're always completely self absorbed and self entitled... We really do need stricter mental health laws.
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  3. #163
    Quote Originally Posted by Patron View Post
    Don't dismiss the "nutcases" so fast...I lived during Rodney King riots and you'd be surprised how fast society crumples.Bed wetting liberals were asking my dad for a gun
    After the debacle in New Orleans after Katrina, I'm not surprised at all how quickly society crumbles. I now understand all those people who prepare for it.

  4. #164
    Well, it looks like the cops are in the clear here. Turns out he died from a gun shot wound to the head, most likely self-inflicted.

    What a dope. He wanted to prove corruption and his death could've proven it (or at least made an argument for it) and he kills himself.


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    Quote Originally Posted by FlaFlaFlunkie View Post
    Well, it looks like the cops are in the clear here. Turns out he died from a gun shot wound to the head, most likely self-inflicted.

    What a dope. He wanted to prove corruption and his death could've proven it (or at least made an argument for it) and he kills himself.

    So wait...he knew that leaving the cabin would ensure his death...as would the fire. So he eliminated the middle man instead of being burned alive. And that's a fail?

    Sorry, but that's ridiculous. If he would have run out into a volley of gun fire, that wouldn't impact his initial argument in any way. All he did was deprive an LAPD officer the glory of a kill shot.
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  6. #166
    Quote Originally Posted by Chimney Portions View Post
    So wait...he knew that leaving the cabin would ensure his death...as would the fire. So he eliminated the middle man instead of being burned alive. And that's a fail?

    Sorry, but that's ridiculous. If he would have run out into a volley of gun fire, that wouldn't impact his initial argument in any way. All he did was deprive an LAPD officer the glory of a kill shot.
    He ruined any chance (even in death) he could've proven that the cops deliberately sent those charges into the house, with some reasonable expectation that they would've started a fire.

    Killing himself makes the point moot.

    That's a fail, ultimately.

  7. #167
    Quote Originally Posted by FlaFlaFlunkie View Post
    He ruined any chance (even in death) he could've proven that the cops deliberately sent those charges into the house, with some reasonable expectation that they would've started a fire.
    We know the cops sent tear gas canisters into the house. Tear gas rounds are called "burners" depending on what size you are using. The large kind that need to be shot through a window are what they used. So the odds are high that the fire was accidentally caused by those tear gas rounds.

    Here's the thing. Tear gas would have forced him out of the cabinet or knocked him out by the time the fire spread. Or he would have been able to put out the small fire by himself and then choked on the tear gas until passing out. At which point the police send in a robot or a thermal camera and spot where he is in the ground and then go pick him up and arrest him. We now know why he never came out of the cabinet or put out the initial fire or did much of anything. He had already offed himself with a gunshot wound to the head.

    I doubt that this idiot wanted to prove himself innocent. He could have sent his case to the media and they would have helped. He already saw himself as a martyr and convinced himself that he'd never get a fair hearing. Even though he already had one fair hearing...but he didn't like the outcome of that one.

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