LAPD officer gets terminated, turns into comic book villain

[Born2BKing]

Someone's emotional.

I could give a fukk tbh. nikka went postal to me and that's it. I don't see him as a freedom fighter or some Civil Rights champion. I call people emotional when they start throwing personal insults for a nikka who they don't even know.

 

[O.G.B]

I just don't feel like he would have pulled this had he not been fired. I think the fact he was fired, trumps his feelings against the police force and their brutality. It's like a lot of things in life. Say you break up with a girl and as time goes on you think and remember all the things she did to piss you off and you just add on and add on the shyt she put you through. Eventually you are like fukk em and lose all love for them. I know i'm in the minority here but after reading more about dude and the manifesto, I can't ride with em like that.

The difference of opinion or thought is the foundation of a debate. We can all agree to disagree at times without being salty towards one another. I personally think Dorner's had an epiphany once his world started crumbling around him as a police officer, realizing that maybe for most, if not all of his life he was living a lie which is where the stress, depression and paranoia set in. After being fired, this only exacerbated the situation to where Dorner finally snapped, recognizing what he had worked so hard to achieve along with many of the rules and regulations he was to told to uphold and follow were just smoke screens not always based in reality.

 

[Turbulent]

Nobody call me that but fukk ass marcuz, first of all. Second of all, do you think he would have quit if he didn't get fired? fukk out my face buddy and stop acting like you know that nikka. Most of you nikkas on here don't do shyt to advance your community or fight police brutality. That's why this shyt is funny to me to hear you arm chair super hero stanning ass nikkas on here.

I'm not good with poster screennames and all but i respect yours cause from what i remember you're one of the more reasonable dudes on here.

i disagree with you on this one though. there's a lot of issues though. First of all, he got fired for doing the right thing. that counts for something. meaning he wasn't like the rest of them. had he stayed there, he would still stand up for what he believes justice is so we disagree on that. he would still be checking other officers for bad behavior, corruption and criminal activity but the legal way from the inside.

I completely disagree with his actions, that part we agree on. I don't care about the fact that they're black/asian or white. His quest has nothing to do with justice. it's about revenge (a selfish motive). He said he went through and exhausted all the legal channels though.

Its easy to say dude is mentally unstable and blabla. and he probably is. but the mind is a very fragile thing. and the way he was treated by the LAPD and the system kinda pushed him over the edge. This doesn't excuse any of his actions. He's not a hero, he should be brought to justice for his crimes. but real justice. and if his claims are true, then the LAPD should also answer for their crimes and are partly responsible for this whole thing morally. if his claims are true then it was just bound to happen one day (if not from him than from someone else in another scenario). If you systematically fukk with people's lives, brutalize them, frame them, kill them, oppress them, terrorize them, etc, it becomes a numbers' game. You're bound to eventually tick off a mentally unstable individual. Doesn't mean the individual is right, is a hero or is justified. But you still brought the consequences on yourself over time.

this is assuming what he wrote in his manifesto is accurate.

 

[K.O.D]

My argument isn't stupid. What's stupid is a bunch of nikkas acting like the spokesman for a nikka they have never met in their damn life. If buddy had went after one of the cops who beat Rodney King to damn near a pulp or one of the cops who have killed innocent people then I could possibly get behind him. But reading about dude, he just seems like a crazy nikka thats all over the place. Talking about injustices but riding for damn George H.W. Bush. Killing innocent people instead of actually wrong doers. I just ain't with it.

this case is too complex for you to see it's many aspects let it go, save your energy breh

 

[Family Man]

With bytch Ass Obama summoning the Drones, hopefully that will mobilize these militia CACs. Suddenly my feelings on gun control has changed. These gun nut CACs might have been right all along. Too bad they'll just turn on the nikkas after they finish fighting the government

 

[Family Man]

Are people acting like this guy our murdering innocent people is admirable in any type of way? He should be shot on sight due to the fact that he's a cop killed that has said he will murder anyone that tries to apprehend him.

Black Bane? He's more like the Joker. If Batman doesn't surrender I'm gonna start murdering innocent people and I'm a man of my word.

Shut the fukk up you Emo fakkit. Why don't you just kill yourself already?

 

[Just like bruddas]

If yall wanna debate about who's right and who's wrong then cool, but not here.

 

[malbaker86]

I'm not good with poster screennames and all but i respect yours cause from what i remember you're one of the more reasonable dudes on here.

i disagree with you on this one though. there's a lot of issues though. First of all, he got fired for doing the right thing. that counts for something. meaning he wasn't like the rest of them. had he stayed there, he would still stand up for what he believes justice is so we disagree on that. he would still be checking other officers for bad behavior, corruption and criminal activity but the legal way from the inside.

I completely disagree with his actions, that part we agree on. I don't care about the fact that they're black/asian or white. His quest has nothing to do with justice. it's about revenge (a selfish motive). He said he went through and exhausted all the legal channels though.

Its easy to say dude is mentally unstable and blabla. and he probably is. but the mind is a very fragile thing. and the way he was treated by the LAPD and the system kinda pushed him over the edge. This doesn't excuse any of his actions. He's not a hero, he should be brought to justice for his crimes. but real justice. and if his claims are true, then the LAPD should also answer for their crimes and are partly responsible for this whole thing morally. if his claims are true then it was just bound to happen one day (if not from him than from someone else in another scenario). If you systematically fukk with people's lives, brutalize them, frame them, kill them, oppress them, terrorize them, etc, it becomes a numbers' game. You're bound to eventually tick off a mentally unstable individual. Doesn't mean the individual is right, is a hero or is justified. But you still brought the consequences on yourself over time.

this is assuming what he wrote in his manifesto is accurate.

yea that's the stance I have on this too. All the "Black Bane" and stuff we're calling him is just jokes.

 

[Born2BKing]

I'm not good with poster screennames and all but i respect yours cause from what i remember you're one of the more reasonable dudes on here.

i disagree with you on this one though. there's a lot of issues though. First of all, he got fired for doing the right thing. that counts for something. meaning he wasn't like the rest of them. had he stayed there, he would still stand up for what he believes justice is so we disagree on that. he would still be checking other officers for bad behavior, corruption and criminal activity but the legal way from the inside.

I completely disagree with his actions, that part we agree on. I don't care about the fact that they're black/asian or white. His quest has nothing to do with justice. it's about revenge (a selfish motive). He said he went through and exhausted all the legal channels though.

Its easy to say dude is mentally unstable and blabla. and he probably is. but the mind is a very fragile thing. and the way he was treated by the LAPD and the system kinda pushed him over the edge. This doesn't excuse any of his actions. He's not a hero, he should be brought to justice for his crimes. but real justice. and if his claims are true, then the LAPD should also answer for their crimes and are partly responsible for this whole thing morally. if his claims are true then it was just bound to happen one day (if not from him than from someone else in another scenario). If you systematically fukk with people's lives, brutalize them, frame them, kill them, oppress them, terrorize them, etc, it becomes a numbers' game. You're bound to eventually tick off a mentally unstable individual. Doesn't mean the individual is right, is a hero or is justified. But you still brought the consequences on yourself over time.

this is assuming what he wrote in his manifesto is accurate.

I actually agree with just about everything you stated here. I think it's appareant that he was upset about the misjustices he saw and for being terminated by the police force. I spoke with a coworker of mine this morning and he made a good point about how this dude was planning this for years and the anger and frustration was just building and building. I guess the part I disagree with most posters in here about is the true meaning of his actions and the results. The manifesto to me is cool but some posters are making it out to be some writings of a genius undercover special agent, CIA agent or some shyt. This dude mention Charlie Sheen in it for christ sake, so I don't put too much weight into it tbh. Yeah he did make some good points but I still believe he was more upset about not being a police officer anymore as opposed to the actual abuse and misjustices in the police department. Dude fought for years to get his job back and to be apart of this scumbag force he so seems to hate. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe you're wrong but I do know one thing for sure, none of us really know the real answer, so I wish some posters would stop acting like they are living through buddy vicariously. I'm not much into comic books and super heros so maybe I can't relate to some posters admiration. If you hate the police so much, go join a movement that rallies against shady police and after other misjustices in the legal system. Look up the inncocence project and see what you can do to volunteer. But that's just my opinion here.

 

[marcuz]

you read the fake ***** manifesto, not the real unedited version

 

[Fillerguy]

If dude wouldn't have gotten fired, he would still be a pig and still be on task running behind the rest of them shady nikkas. Ya'll acting like buddy up and quit because he was tired of the things he was seeing. Naw, this nikka got fired and is disgruntled. Ol "they won't let me play with them anymore, so I'll show them whose boss" ass nikka.

But they dont hear you though. Dude was piggin it out for nearly a decade before these cacs dropped his ass. Dorner could give a damn about police brutality and cop corruption. Look at his cop body court, its embarrassing. Dorner goes after the daughter of the one who failed to save his job. He sucks GWB's dikk in his manifesto even so far as to call that cac "honorable". Dorner dedicated a portion of that shyt to celebrities
Point blank he looking for attention like an angry scorned hoe

This is yall hero

The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants-TJ. This quote is not directed toward the US government which I fully support 100%. This is toward the LAPD who can not monitor itself. The consent decree should not have been lifted, ever.

Mr. Freid, assistant principal, Cypress HS. Remember when you lied to my mother and the police officer in your office about stating that you never stated to me in a private conversation that you know the theft suspect (Miranda) stole my watch. Let me refresh your memory. A physical education teachers assistant, a student, stole the list of combination codes to peoples lockers, from the P.E. teacher. That student then opened many of those lockers and stole students personal property. My watch was taken in that multi theft an I reported it to you. A week later you discovered that the theft suspect was Paul Miranda, a student. You stated to me in private that you know for a fact he stole my property. When I attempted to retrieve my property from the suspect. Campus security was called and you lied and stated that you never stated to me that you "know he stole my watch". You sat there and lied to their faces right in front of me. You said it with such a deliberate, stern face. I never forgot that and was not surprised when 13 years later I was lied on again in the BOR by Teresa Evans. maybe you can confess to your family at the very least in the private of your own home. After that, contact my mother and apologize for lying to her in 1996.

why he bringing up high school

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

It wasn't his problem but now that he got involved with it his life got ruined and three people are dead and he will be too if he's ever caught. One thing I learned in life is mind your own business and if it doesn't directly involve you stay out of it. Trying to fix other people's problems just adds to your own.

So the Civil Rights movement never should have happened then? Thats whaat you're saying right?

 

[malbaker86]

Dorner could give a damn about police brutality and cop corruption.

So why did he report to his superiors in the first place if he didn't care?

 

[Fillerguy]

So why did he report to his superiors in the first place if he didn't care?

the same reason he kept silent through out the countless acts of police brutality and racism he faced over the years

 

[OH SOHH TRILL]

I didn't read through this whole thread, but did y'all see that he found 8k on the ground and turned it in? This dude really is Batman.

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