I'm with him, though, on Dave Brubeck's "Take Five"!!Quote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
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I'm with him, though, on Dave Brubeck's "Take Five"!!Quote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
Police Shoot Newspaper Delivery Women Mistaken For Christopher Dorner During Manhunt [UPDATED]: LAistQuote:
Originally Posted by smoothy
Exactly... the cops wouldn't go after someone where killed mere average citizens with the gusto they go after someone who kill one of their private club.Quote:
Originally Posted by califdadof3
Yes... I know the kind of crooked behavior so many cops are guilty of (and yes there are good ones but one bad one can make up for 10 good ones).
Over 90 Washington DC police have been arrested for criminal behavior in recent years... I was a target of some of some crooked cops myself when I was in Maryland... and it helps that I actually had a few cops over the years I could call a personal friend.. one was an ex California State Cop from LA... heard about the raids they pulled without announcing they were police before kicking the doors down... and then charging people for pulling legal weapons out for what they believed was a home invasion. Yeah... that was common... that's why he quit and moved to the east coast. But three are lots of crooked cops here too... I grew up just up the street from one that was notorious in the area... and I lived near another... who apparently screwed with the wrong person who put a brick through his car window one afternoon... (nope, I thought about it but I was 30 miles away at work when it happened).
Seems they got the guy, and apparently not only are the police are the bad guys but this liberal wacko that killed 4 people is a hero. I won't go into his Twitter admiration, just one commentator, Marc Lamont HIll on CNN...
Apparently not only do libs celebrate their perverts they still celebrate their domestic terrorists. I can't help but think if Dorner lived he would someday be a college professor.Quote:
“There’s no waste here, though. I mean, this has been an important public conversation that we’ve had about police brutality, about police corruption, about state violence. I mean, there were even talks about making him the first domestic drone target. I mean, this is serious business here. I don’t think it’s been a waste of time at all.
And, as far as Dorner himself goes, he’s been like a real-life superhero to many people. Now, don’t get me wrong, what he did was awful, killing innocent people is bad. But when you read his manifesto, you read the message that he left, he wasn’t entirely crazy. He had a plan and a mission, here. And, many people aren’t rooting for him to kill innocent people; they’re rooting for someone who was wronged to get a kind of revenge against the system. It’s almost like watching ‘Django Unchained’ in real life. It’s kind of exciting.”
Stop listening to our loonies, and taking them seriously, we don't.
Or the next Mumia .Quote:
I can't help but think if Dorner lived he would someday be a college professor.
Oh no? It's been all over Huffpo, Daily Beast and now CNN... someone is clearly listening and it ain't us.Quote:
Originally Posted by talaniman
And his manifesto was prasing the most liberal of the left winger loons in the drive by media...
Yep, this guy Dorner is another Lefty that went off the reservation.
More on the Dorner fan club...
Will Anonymous Retaliate for Christopher Dorner's Probable Death?
In my book murdering innocent people disqualifies you from folk hero status, literary or otherwise.Quote:
Alternet: How Do We Interpret Christopher Dorner?
Christopher Dorner was a "bad man" in the literal sense: he killed, and was the target of a massive manhunt, and one who went out, quite literally, in a blaze of gunfire and violence.
In the literary sense, Dorner is not a badman... yet. But, that is the power of cultural memory.
Perhaps, Christopher Dorner will be transformed through popular culture and storytelling into a figure talked about for decades and centuries to come, with multiple versions of his tales and exploits, shaped by the griots and bards for their respective audiences?
While Dorner has many attributes that locate him firmly within Black (American) folklore, popular culture, and memory, I would argue that he is most accurately described as an Age of Obama version of The Spook Who Sat By the Door.
Penned by Sam Greenlee, The Spook Who Sat by the Door is an underground book (and then film) classic. The story focused on the exploits of Dan Freeman an African-American CIA agent who in an epiphanic moment came to realize that he was working for a corrupt and racist government. The main character then goes rogue, just as Dorner has done, and organizes a cadre of Black Nationalist freedom fighters to "take down the man." The Spook Who Sat by the Door was later remade as a film during the blaxploitation film cycle of the 1970s.
If Barrak Obama had a son... he'd look like Christopher Dorner... Trayvon Martin was a two bit thug...
Man, if only liberals were eliminated there would be no crime.
Most of this killings ARE committed by liberals... the records prove it.
Ok, let's see the records.
Google them up yourself.. they are easily accessible. Then you can't accuse me of cherry picking.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeedKarma
As usual the point goes right over your head and leads straight to ridiculousness.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeedKarma
Well ridiculousness is the point of these threads, no?
I'm still chewing on what smoothy's definition of liberal could be.
google it!!!!!!!! :)Quote:
I'm still chewing on what smoothy's definition of liberal could be.
I don't know, but if he means most domestic terrorist incidents are committed by left-wingers that would be correct.
Is smoothy's definition Googleable?Quote:
Originally Posted by NeedKarma
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