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02-13-2013, 10:53 AM #27
No and no. What difference does that make? If you are just pointing out that Dorner's firing was outside the rules, I am probably just going to agree with you. I would trust the idiots at LAPD for no ethical standard at all, afteralll they did go shoot up innocent people in TWO separate incidents. Honestly, that was just as nutty as what Dorner did. Officers involved should never work in law enforcement again, end of career.
I actually would not be surprised if lying or perjury was used to can Dorner. I am not supporting the LAPD. But firing Dorner by any means was a good move apparently, as he turned out to be a murdering nutcase.
Most of us have been fired before, I certainly have, we do not go around killing people. Whether he was fired unfairly is moot. Murder-spree prone nutcases should not be on the police force. Dorner needed canned very badly, firing him was perhaps the one thing the LAPD did correctly. And the LAPD also needs to can those other idiots involved in the shooting incidents of innocents.
I think the whole LAPD needs to undergo some sort of state level or federal investigation. I had no idea such boobery could exist in a city police department of that size.I draw all my schematics in crayon now. If they cannot always be correct, they can at least be colorful.
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02-13-2013, 10:54 AM #28
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Very good post!
The sheriff’s did not have the right to execute him. They wanted revenge and to silence him and they knew the public would not object.
I heard they tore down every wall of that cabin until they got to the last one when they heard the shot. He was not waking out of there alive. The LAPD could not afford a trial.
Now the MSM will just move us on to the crisis to solve for us.
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02-13-2013, 01:08 PM #29
Funny you like spin what conservatives say into a falsehood. Perhaps I need to repeat what I said again. I did not say I believed he was lying. I just said I would not "assume" he was telling the truth without hearing the other side. There are two sides to every story and not just the side of the murderer.
I'm sure in Dormer's mind he was terribly wronged but him saying that doesn't make it true or beyond a "reasonable" doubt like you and some others on here appear to be claiming. I for one don't like words being put into my mouth that I didn't say.
So if anyone questions what Dormer says, he is actually saying that Dormer was lying? That is how the game is played on the left. See this every day. I wish you and others on here would just comment on what I said instead of what you want to claim I said. Thank you, thank you very much"I could have ended the war in a month. I could have made North Vietnam look like a mud puddle."
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02-13-2013, 01:30 PM #30
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We’ve heard from the other side already. The lady cop did not kick that mentally handicapped man and Dorner got stellar, unbiased representation from his fellow cop. How can any of that be changed or unraveled now? Please tell.
Now you are putting words in my mouth. I never said it was proven beyond a reasonable doubt. I feel it was worth investigating, but with Dorner dead that is next to impossible now. Like I said, he is a whistle blower. How many whistle blowers are employed in the ranks of the LAPD?I'm sure in Dormer's mind he was terribly wronged but him saying that doesn't make it true or beyond a "reasonable" doubt like you and some others on here appear to be claiming. I for one don't like words being put into my mouth that I didn't say.
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02-13-2013, 02:23 PM #31
Poppycock! He had to have been mentally unstable prior to any "epiphany" or being fired. If rational and sane people went off the deep end and started killing people every-time their dream bubble was burst we would have people going on vengeful murder sprees every single day.
If that is the way you feel than remind me to stay away from Long Beach next time I visit So. CA because I don't want to be without a CCW (how you like how I slipped that one in LOL) just in case you have an epiphany over something or otherwise stub your toe.If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what will never be. (Thomas Jefferson 1816)
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02-13-2013, 02:42 PM #32
LOL, I haven't hear "poppycock" in 2 or 3 centuries.....
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02-13-2013, 04:28 PM #33
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The question is whether Dorner performed his duties as a cop well or not. Whether he was justified in rolling over on his supervisor? Whether they banned against his attempted whistle blowing efforts?
Can an alcoholic run a business well?
Can a postal worker do a good job before ‘going postal’?
Can a wife beater hide his tendencies and be a respectable employee?
The answer is yes, they can. Being convicted of ‘going postal’ does not mean you were not a good employee performing your duties per company policy.
There will be no interest in the validity of Dorner’s claims, no investigation or uncovering of the truth of what happened because of attitudes like yours. We will never know what set off this potentially crazy cop to go off the deep end.
If “going postal” negates all your credibility then moving on to be, say, an attorney should reinforce your claims right? It shouldn’t only work one way.
In my younger days when I got speeding tickets I attended a lot of traffic schools. I found one instructor that was an ex-LAPD Officer. He went on and on about how corrupt and incompetent the LAPD was. He said cops will write tickets not knowing what they are writing. That they can beat you in court due to experience, not content. He taught us how to beat them at their own game.
His last day on the force came when he was chasing someone through backyards. He came over a fence and was nearly shot by one of his own. He went on to be an attorney.
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02-13-2013, 05:48 PM #34
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In 1986 I graduated from a police academy in Northern California. The opinion that the LAPD is corrupt was the unofficial position of all my academy instructors and the academy lawyers teaching our classes. At least all of those willing to comment or discuss the LAPD.
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02-13-2013, 08:09 PM #35
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02-13-2013, 08:12 PM #36
Stay focused dude....I said he was mentally ill before taking action. I said nothing about being able to keep it hidden. I'm no clinical psychologist but I did take several courses while in College as I found it very interesting. As a result, I am of the opinion that allot of if it is voodoo. If a person is devious enough, lives within a mild state of psychosis, or is just plain evil with no conscience, they can hide it if the really really want to.....but they are still sick.
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02-13-2013, 08:18 PM #37
Yeah, I knew several Orange County Sheriff's (Deputies), some Placentia and Fullerton P.D., and they said the same thing. I tested for the L.A, Sheriff department once but failed the interview after taking all the physical tests. My father and one of his Deputy buddies told me "what ever you do, don't say 'Uhh' before a reply". Thanks for planting that in my brain....that's all I could do during the interview and I never did it before or since. LOL Oh well, must have been a God thing.
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02-13-2013, 09:40 PM #38
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Now look at what you mean old conservatives have done. You've run off gahvactech and he is now at the land of his people, Conspiracies"R"Us.com
You folks should be ashamed. All gahvactech wanted was the truth. Truth and common sense and intelligent discussion.
Is that too much to ask?
Afterall, for years he provided us with the truth, common sense and intelligence all wrapped up in his incessant pass-along e-mails.
So straighten up all you conservatives, we can't afford to lose the unintentionally hilarious scribblings of gahvactech.
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02-13-2013, 09:56 PM #39



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