02-08-2013, 12:34 PM
My nephew teaches special education in Riverside. He told me that they haven't locked down the school, but outdoor activity is cancelled for the time being and someone (staff?) is monitoring the perimeter of the school.
I feel no empathy for Dorner whatsoever. I don't believe his version of events because he's obviously an entitled narcissist with a victim mentality when things don't go his way. Now, he wants to be seen as some kind of badass avenger railing against a corrupt system; a martyr. Pffft. In my eyes, Dorner's no different than any other spree killer.
Even if the firing was due to corruption or discrimination, people get fucked over every day. It sucks, but anybody who was right-minded before getting fucked over wouldn't consider killing people as a means for redemption and glory.
This murderer wants fame. His manifesto includes critiques, advice, and messages of admiration for many celebrities. Arrogant and idiotic.
A couple of his gems:
-"Mia Farrow said it best. "Gun control is no longer debatable, it's not a conversation, its a moral mandate."
-"Off the record, I love your new bangs, Mrs. Obama..." Well okay then.
If his true mission was to expose and thwart future police corruption even if it meant breaking the law, he could've mimicked the plot of The Negotiator and took some PD or relatives hostage to get his story plastered all over the media, without needing to kill anyone. But, that's not what's really driving Dorner. Dorner wants to kill people and he's using his LAPD termination as an excuse/justification.
The LAPD's handling of cases often pisses me off, especially in regards to how mentally ill suspects are sometimes treated. However, none of what's happening with Dorner is the fault of the LAPD - it's all on him.
In my opinion.
I feel no empathy for Dorner whatsoever. I don't believe his version of events because he's obviously an entitled narcissist with a victim mentality when things don't go his way. Now, he wants to be seen as some kind of badass avenger railing against a corrupt system; a martyr. Pffft. In my eyes, Dorner's no different than any other spree killer.
Even if the firing was due to corruption or discrimination, people get fucked over every day. It sucks, but anybody who was right-minded before getting fucked over wouldn't consider killing people as a means for redemption and glory.
This murderer wants fame. His manifesto includes critiques, advice, and messages of admiration for many celebrities. Arrogant and idiotic.
A couple of his gems:
-"Mia Farrow said it best. "Gun control is no longer debatable, it's not a conversation, its a moral mandate."
-"Off the record, I love your new bangs, Mrs. Obama..." Well okay then.
If his true mission was to expose and thwart future police corruption even if it meant breaking the law, he could've mimicked the plot of The Negotiator and took some PD or relatives hostage to get his story plastered all over the media, without needing to kill anyone. But, that's not what's really driving Dorner. Dorner wants to kill people and he's using his LAPD termination as an excuse/justification.
The LAPD's handling of cases often pisses me off, especially in regards to how mentally ill suspects are sometimes treated. However, none of what's happening with Dorner is the fault of the LAPD - it's all on him.
In my opinion.