LAPD officer gets terminated, turns into comic book villain

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Dudes mission is courageous. I wish him the best; there hasn't been a n1gga that has had this many cac shook in a long time. chickens coming home to roost for a system that has been in fukkkery for way too long.

Hopefully, they can take him alive so that he can use the court room as his stage.

And how many cacs has he killed?
 

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Are they still up there looking for him or have they decided to look elsewhere?

I think they're looking elsewhere at this point. They really have no idea what to do.

CNN disabling comments on articles about the story. Its so demonic, friends. :sitdown:

Department of Homeland Security is involved. 5 stars.

He's made them bring in Homeland? Incredible that he's doing this all on his own unless

it's an inside job :leon:
 

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Idk about yall but this shyt a little weird to me... noone on my twitter orr fb is talkin about this, every other world event u cant get ppl to shut up about it.. is it not being broadcasted like that or something? Maybe if he killled a few white officers it would be plasted everywhere :smh:

DaveyD is talking about it.
 

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I think they're looking elsewhere at this point. They really have no idea what to do.



He's made them bring in Homeland? Incredible that he's doing this all on his own unless

it's an inside job :leon:

:ohhh: Wouldnt surprise me, friend. The stakes seem like they will be upped until they get these gun laws passed.
 

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Over 1000 replies of idiots supporting a murderer who intentionally killed innocent people; just because he previously wrote on his thoughts on the reality of racism and corruption in the police force. Most of you are actually defending and justifying his intentional murder of two innocent persons, all while attacking the police for hastily shooting at other innocent people during their manhunt :wtf:

Only a few people here have the good sense to say "I support pretty much everything he said, however he still killed innocent people so he needs to pay for his crimes". Everyone else is hoping he gets away and hailing him as some misunderstood hero, just because they co-sign some things he said.

That's the problem with some of you black people. Some of you think pure, blind violence is an appropriate and effective response to racism, injustice or even simple disrespect, yet you don't even care who the victim of the violence is as long as it's clear violence that can be seen and talked about by everyone around the country/world. You don't even care if the victims are your own people. The LA riots are a perfect example of that. Not only did black people destroy their own community, steal from & attack their own people [and also some random whites and latinos], but they even tried to rob and attack the Asians in their communities who did nothing but provide them with goods with their businesses......all of that, in response to police brutality from white cops; yeah, that makes sense, right?

The worst part about all this is after this Dorner story is over - whether he gets away, is killed or is locked up and put on trial - nothing will change other than a few morons online trying to make him seem like a legend, just like racist whites have done with that crazy Anders Breivik guy. There will still be corruption in the police force. People who fit a certain profile will still be harassed. People will still be hurt or killed just because an officer claimed "he looked like he was reaching for a gun", and the officer will get away with just a firing, suspension or a cut in his pay. What, do you guys think every single cop is going to look at the Dorner situation and change their methods and their system as a whole? :rudy: Nothing is going to change until people get together and effectively acknowledge and address the problem. Some guy having a shootout with police and killing his former lawyer's daughter and her fiance, isn't going to change anything for the better.

But no, let's just support the ex-cop cop killer who killed 2 innocent people and only 1 random cop [so far]; that should change things and make up for all the countless people harassed, injured and killed unnecessarily by police, right? :snoop:

I hope some of you guys think of Dorner's face and find comfort in it the next time you or your loved ones have a bad run-in with the cops. I hope his actions seem as meaningful then as it does to you now. I hope if one of your family members get killed in a questionable setting with police, that you can say "well they might have killed him, but at least Christopher Dorner got to scare the police that one time :umad:"
 

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for those of u who still got that Police scanner app


tune in to Chicago, beng beng...mad bodies drop, they're savages out there :ahh:

:ohhh:

I didn't know this app existed before reading this.

This dude listening in on these cops, he's too many steps ahead of em

:wow:
 

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If this was the NYPD everyone would want this dude dead. This shows you how hate the LAPD is by everyone. 2 innocent deaths have been overshadowed because of some morons with badges.
 

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Over 1000 replies of idiots supporting a murderer who intentionally killed innocent people; just because he previously wrote on his thoughts on the reality of racism and corruption in the police force. Most of you are actually defending and justifying his intentional murder of two innocent persons, all while attacking the police for hastily shooting at other innocent people during their manhunt :wtf:

Only a few people here have the good sense to say "I support pretty much everything he said, however he still killed innocent people so he needs to pay for his crimes". Everyone else is hoping he gets away and hailing him as some misunderstood hero, just because they co-sign some things he said.

That's the problem with some of you black people. Some of you think pure, blind violence is an appropriate and effective response to racism, injustice or even simple disrespect, yet you don't even care who the victim of the violence is as long as it's clear violence that can be seen and talked about by everyone around the country/world. You don't even care if the victims are your own people. The LA riots are a perfect example of that. Not only did black people destroy their own community, steal from & attack their own people [and also some random whites and latinos], but they even tried to rob and attack the Asians in their communities who did nothing but provide them with goods with their businesses......all of that, in response to police brutality from white cops; yeah, that makes sense, right?

The worst part about all this is after this Dorner story is over - whether he gets away, is killed or is locked up and put on trial - nothing will change other than a few morons online trying to make him seem like a legend, just like racist whites have done with that crazy Anders Breivik guy. There will still be corruption in the police force. People who fit a certain profile will still be harassed. People will still be hurt or killed just because an officer claimed "he looked like he was reaching for a gun", and the officer will get away with just a firing, suspension or a cut in his pay. What, do you guys think every single cop is going to look at the Dorner situation and change their methods and their system as a whole? :rudy: Nothing is going to change until people get together and effectively acknowledge and address the problem. Some guy having a shootout with police and killing his former lawyer's daughter and her fiance, isn't going to change anything for the better.

But no, let's just support the ex-cop cop killer who killed 2 innocent people and only 1 random cop [so far]; that should change things and make up for all the countless people harassed, injured and killed unnecessarily by police, right? :snoop:

I hope some of you guys think of Dorner's face and find comfort in it the next time you or your loved ones have a bad run-in with the cops. I hope his actions seem as meaningful then as it does to you now. I hope if one of your family members get killed in a questionable setting with police, that you can say "well they might have killed him, but at least Christopher Dorner got to scare the police that one time :umad:"
Naw I think it's safe to say :umad:
 

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Over 1000 replies of idiots supporting a murderer who intentionally killed innocent people; just because he previously wrote on his thoughts on the reality of racism and corruption in the police force. Most of you are actually defending and justifying his intentional murder of two innocent persons, all while attacking the police for hastily shooting at other innocent people during their manhunt :wtf:

Only a few people here have the good sense to say "I support pretty much everything he said, however he still killed innocent people so he needs to pay for his crimes". Everyone else is hoping he gets away and hailing him as some misunderstood hero, just because they co-sign some things he said.

That's the problem with some of you black people. Some of you think pure, blind violence is an appropriate and effective response to racism, injustice or even simple disrespect, yet you don't even care who the victim of the violence is as long as it's clear violence that can be seen and talked about by everyone around the country/world. You don't even care if the victims are your own people. The LA riots are a perfect example of that. Not only did black people destroy their own community, steal from & attack their own people [and also some random whites and latinos], but they even tried to rob and attack the Asians in their communities who did nothing but provide them with goods with their businesses......all of that, in response to police brutality from white cops; yeah, that makes sense, right?

The worst part about all this is after this Dorner story is over - whether he gets away, is killed or is locked up and put on trial - nothing will change other than a few morons online trying to make him seem like a legend, just like racist whites have done with that crazy Anders Breivik guy. There will still be corruption in the police force. People who fit a certain profile will still be harassed. People will still be hurt or killed just because an officer claimed "he looked like he was reaching for a gun", and the officer will get away with just a firing, suspension or a cut in his pay. What, do you guys think every single cop is going to look at the Dorner situation and change their methods and their system as a whole? :rudy: Nothing is going to change until people get together and effectively acknowledge and address the problem. Some guy having a shootout with police and killing his former lawyer's daughter and her fiance, isn't going to change anything for the better.

But no, let's just support the ex-cop cop killer who killed 2 innocent people and only 1 random cop [so far]; that should change things and make up for all the countless people harassed, injured and killed unnecessarily by police, right? :snoop:

I hope some of you guys think of Dorner's face and find comfort in it the next time you or your loved ones have a bad run-in with the cops. I hope his actions seem as meaningful then as it does to you now. I hope if one of your family members get killed in a questionable setting with police, that you can say "well they might have killed him, but at least Christopher Dorner got to scare the police that one time :umad:"

the reality of racism and corruption in the police force. Most of you are actually defending and justifying his intentional murder of two innocent persons, all while attacking the police for hastily shooting at other innocent people during their manhunt :wtf:

Only a few people here have the good sense to say "I support pretty much everything he said, however he still killed innocent people so he needs to pay for his crimes". Everyone else is hoping he gets away and hailing him as some misunderstood hero, just because they co-sign some things he said.

That's the problem with some of you black people. Some of you think pure, blind violence is an appropriate and effective response to racism, injustice or even simple disrespect, yet you don't even care who the victim of the violence is as long as it's clear violence that can be seen and talked about by everyone around the country/world. You don't even care if the victims are your own people. The LA riots are a perfect example of that. Not only did black people destroy their own community, steal from & attack their own people [and also some random whites and latinos], but they even tried to rob and attack the Asians in their communities who did nothing but provide them with goods with their businesses......all of that, in response to police brutality from white cops; yeah, that makes sense, right?

The worst part about all this is after this Dorner story is over - whether he gets away, is killed or is locked up and put on trial - nothing will change other than a few morons online trying to make him seem like a legend, just like racist whites have done with that crazy Anders Breivik guy. There will still be corruption in the police force. People who fit a certain profile will still be harassed. People will still be hurt or killed just because an officer claimed "he looked like he was reaching for a gun", and the officer will get away with just a firing, suspension or a cut in his pay. What, do you guys think every single cop is going to look at the Dorner situation and change their methods and their system as a whole? :rudy: Nothing is going to ch



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