Post: #76

This dude is getting a lot of support on his facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/ChristopherDornerOfficial

He also has fan pages (here are a few):

https://www.facebook.com/ChristopherDorn...ionSociety

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Chris-Dor...5954585025

https://www.facebook.com/WeAreAllChrisDorner



This dude has more supporters than you many think.

Post: #77

Pretty crazy driving around L.A. seeing this guy's mug on digital billboards everywhere. Definitely has a movie-like feel to it. Actually, I'm sure Hollywood is already all over it; we'll see some bullshit made-for-TV version of it in a couple years.

Post: #78

So he just joined Facebook this Thursday? Looks like he has a website too.
http://christopher-dorner.com/

His Twitter:
https://mobile.twitter.com/ChristhopDorner

This is going to be one hell of a story to follow.

Post: #79

(02-09-2013 12:08 AM)Parlay44 Wrote:  So he just joined Facebook this Thursday? Looks like he has a website too.
http://christopher-dorner.com/

His Twitter:
https://mobile.twitter.com/ChristhopDorner

This is going to be one hell of a story to follow.

Hmmm...it looks like the first facebook page I linked to was also fan created because it is being updated.

From what I have read online his original facebook page was taken down:

http://www.dailynews.com/ci_22550408/chr...ost_viewed

Post: #80

(02-08-2013 08:45 PM)Fisto Wrote:  Polymath, I like the way you think, In this case I believe Roosh was exposing a lack of empathy on the part of the supporters of Doren for the other side.

Thanks man, I appreciate it.

What I'm saying is that the reasoning of "you wouldn't like Dorner if he hurt you" can just as easily be used to say "you wouldn't like the cops if they hurt you."

If a particular line of reasoning casts negative light on all parties equally, then it is not really useful as a way to decide which party is more justified or moral.

Post: #81

(02-09-2013 12:42 AM)polymath Wrote:  

(02-08-2013 08:45 PM)Fisto Wrote:  Polymath, I like the way you think, In this case I believe Roosh was exposing a lack of empathy on the part of the supporters of Doren for the other side.

Thanks man, I appreciate it.

What I'm saying is that the reasoning of "you wouldn't like Dorner if he hurt you" can just as easily be used to say "you wouldn't like the cops if they hurt you."

If a particular line of reasoning casts negative light on all parties equally, then it is not really useful as a way to decide which party is more justified or moral.

Not to overly philosophize that statement, but what you say is true in theory only. The reality is that morality, being highly subjective, is typically formed on an individual's self interest, so Roosh's reasoning might not be "right" on some sort of idealistic level, but it is most certainly right on an every day, real-world level.

Post: #82

5 bucks says this gets pinned on MRAs

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Post: #84

I wonder if he'll do something like this

Post: #85

What scares me is that Christopher Jordan Dorner is clear, lucid, determined, unafraid, and not insane. I’ve read the comparisons to Nat Turner, http://docsouth.unc.edu/highlights/turner.html I am inclined to agree that he is the Nat Turner of our generation. This is where I read what is possibly an amalgamation of his writings. http://pastebin.com/TAzPRfPy

Post: #86

(02-09-2013 03:36 AM)houston Wrote:  I wonder if he'll do something like this

The North Hollywood shooters were supposedly inspired by the movie "Heat."

My guess is if he strikes again it will be another ambush.

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Post: #88

This guy was going to snap eventually no matter what injustice he faced on day one. It seems to me like he's the only one who heard the word "nigger" being said in that van. Other officers would absolutely have something to say.

Let's look at it another way, of he came across a citizen who said the word "nigger" what do you think would happen?

Would he treat them fairly? Because he didn't have a problem throttling is colleague.

Post: #89

LAPD needs to have a black guy catch him, a black guy make the press releases, and a black guy showing all the evidence unless they want another Rodney King reaction.

Post: #90

It makes me wonder if this will turn into another Zebra murders situation before being brushed under the rug.

Post: #91

(02-09-2013 05:31 AM)Kwisatz Wrote:  What scares me is that Christopher Jordan Dorner is clear, lucid, determined, unafraid, and not insane. I’ve read the comparisons to Nat Turner, http://docsouth.unc.edu/highlights/turner.html I am inclined to agree that he is the Nat Turner of our generation. This is where I read what is possibly an amalgamation of his writings. http://pastebin.com/TAzPRfPy

Post: #92

(02-07-2013 05:48 PM)stilicho Wrote:  you guys can't be serious. the guy is a crazy maniac, black nationalist, who hates his white superiors and you are here justifying and even admiring him?

seriously. I hope they get him good.

Post: #93

what did the police guys daughter, a basketball coach, and her fiance who he murdered have to do with police corruption?

Post: #94

(02-09-2013 05:46 PM)GenJx Wrote:  what did the police guys daughter, a basketball coach, and her fiance who he murdered have to do with police corruption?

This is a pretty good recap of the situation:

http://abcnews.go.com/US/christopher-dor...d=18437045

Post: #95

(02-09-2013 06:37 PM)The Texas Prophet Wrote:  

(02-09-2013 05:46 PM)GenJx Wrote:  what did the police guys daughter, a basketball coach, and her fiance who he murdered have to do with police corruption?

This is a pretty good recap of the situation:

http://abcnews.go.com/US/christopher-dor...d=18437045

My guess is he's already dead or tied up somewhere wishing he was.

Post: #96

(02-09-2013 09:11 PM)UgSlayer Wrote:  

(02-09-2013 06:37 PM)The Texas Prophet Wrote:  

(02-09-2013 05:46 PM)GenJx Wrote:  what did the police guys daughter, a basketball coach, and her fiance who he murdered have to do with police corruption?

This is a pretty good recap of the situation:

http://abcnews.go.com/US/christopher-dor...d=18437045

My guess is he's already dead or tied up somewhere wishing he was.

He may not even be at Big Bear anymore. They haven't been able to find any trace of him. The burnt pickup truck may have been just a clever diversion meant to have the police go on a wild goose chase in the mountains.

Meanwhile, the LAPD is reopening his dismissal case:

http://news.yahoo.com/lapd-reopen-probe-...00767.html

http://news.yahoo.com/fugitives-rant-put...48754.html

He finally got what he wanted, I guess.

Post: #97

Consider Ted Kaczynski From 1978 to 1995, Kaczynski sent 16 bombs to targets including universities and airlines, killing three people and injuring 23. He had no previous knowledge of Bushcraft yet lived in the wild, successfully eluding law enforcement for years. At the time, the Unabomber had been the target of one of the most expensive investigations in the FBI's history. Even then it was David Kaczynski, Teds brother that turned him in. Law Enforcement never even got close to discovering his identity or location.

Contrast that with Chris Dorner.

* Navy-trained survival expert.
* Combat experience in the military as well as LAPD.
* Expert marksman.
* Demolition trained.
* Trained in counter-terrorism.
* Trained in counter-insugency.
* He is actively hunting the men that are hunting him!

Those are just the things that law enforcement and the military will admit to him being capable of.

If he goes deeper underground and decides to do random, erratic targeting then he can conceivably keep going as long as he does not develop a pattern or fail to plan everything with the same level of detail that he has so far.

(02-09-2013 09:11 PM)UgSlayer Wrote:  My guess is he's already dead or tied up somewhere wishing he was.

Post: #98

(02-09-2013 12:28 PM)Fisto Wrote:  Let's look at it another way, of he came across a citizen who said the word "nigger" what do you think would happen?

Would he treat them fairly? Because he didn't have a problem throttling is colleague.

Would any black cop treat a citizen fairly who called him a nigger? No. Not even one of your friends who are cops. Common sense should tell anyone to not call a 270 lb black man a nigger.

This guy is a crusader, and even if he's caught tomorrow, he's still won. His case has now been reopened. He has tons of supporters, and he's put a floodlight on LAPD corruption. I don't see what's left for him to achieve.

Post: #99

Michael Ruppert, Former LAPD officer and investigative journalist, interviewed concerning the Dorner saga.





Also From Mike Ruppert:

" THIS IS WORLD NEWS NOW AND VERY, VERY SERIOUS -- Chris Dorner could possibly break down all of law enforcement in SoCal and also foment internal revolts inside law enforcement.

He is a supremely-skilled warrior and living proof of the psychosis that comes from training warriors, telling them they are honorable, and then tasking them to kill women and non-combatants exactly as he is now doing here at home. He apparently has a little more control of his ROE than US personnel have used in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan.

I am still digesting. I have read most of his so-called "manifesto" which is posted here. It is not a manifesto. It is an indictment. It makes complete sense to me. I believe all of his allegations and I suspect that Shamar Thomas and Captain Ray Lewis do too. While not condoning, but absolutely understanding his reasoning, I think he is being taken with the utmost seriousness because he can do real damage to institutions and "the s...ystem" as a whole.

I can say several things with certainty.

He is scaring the shit out of people in Washington, DC, at the FBI, at the DoJ, at the Pentagon and at CIA. This is a warrior capable of wreaking havoc. He's already provoked a mistaken-identity shooting of innocents in Torrance.

At this moment I am absolutely certain that covert CIA/JSOC hit teams are being deployed all over Southern California. Their urgent orders would be to "kill on sight". The last thing anyone wants now is for him to come in alive and testify.

I am not seeking publicity. I want this guy alive and talking. And if he would trust me, I would put my life on the line to see that he was brought in safely. He would probably know of me. So, I'm just putting that out there, especially to my African-American brothers and sisters. I'm in remote Colorado with no money to get anywhere and no intention of getting involved... unless asked. I have credentials that he would trust.

I just hope he understands that he can do far more damage alive than dead."

Post: #100

I think that it was Chris Rock that talked about other people's actions. It went something along the lines of not condoning the action, but understanding how they could come to that conclusion. Personally, I'm rooting for him because I like seeing the tables turned. From my perspective, cops are the enemy. I won't take it to this guy's level. I don't have a personal beef with the cops. I just look at them as the people whose job it is to lock me into a cage. I don't condone what he's doing, but I understand.


Here are some fight songs for the happenings.




And for one from the other end of the American Black/White dichotomy.




Edit: Found the Chris Rock bit