I am
assuming that most of you have seen or heard the news in the last couple of
weeks pertaining to the manhunt for Chris Dorner. Just in case though I will
fill you in about what had actually happened. Chris Dorner was fired by the LAPD
for accusing a partner on the force of misconduct. The
Manifesto of Chris Dorner gives an inside look to what is wrong with our
justice system and the corruption that is occurring. Dorner has had an inside look at the corruption and exposes it rightly so as it should not be allowed to be swept under the rugh anymore. The Manifesto also gives
us a great look into the mind of a killer and the hive mind that is our
society.
There
is so many different thing that are incredibly messed up throughout this whole
thing. The fact that the LAPD is accused of misconduct and squashes all
evidence of the event. An honest officer who was in the right getting fired for
crossing the “blue line” a certain we look out for our own attitude on the
force. Then the Manhunt was another whole story, shooting at innocent people
because they assumed that they were Chris Dorner solely because they may have
been black and driving a silver ford ranger. But what is worse the LAPD and its
conduct or the fact that as a society there are people that can now feel
sympathy for a murderer some even calling him a hero for showing what is wrong
with the system. Sure he did not go about it in a great way eventually ending
up supposedly killing himself but he definitely did get the attention drawn to
the LAPD.
Once
again the conversation on gun control will be in the news again and everyone
will get blamed but those whom are actually responsible. What do you think
about this does it scare you we have people not necessarily rooting for a cop
killer but rooting for the underdog trying to expose the system or maybe even
the fact that our system can be so broken that this kind of action seems necessary
to some people. I personally think that the blatant racism in the force is the worst part about this whole case. The LAPD has confused multiple people with Chris Dorner simply based on skin color. The justice system has been put to the wayside for this whole case. The LAPD and its officers decided that they were rightfully the judge, jury and executioner. They did so by firing upon people who were not correctly identified as Chris Dorner as well as burning down the house that Dorner was holed up in during his final hours. They sufficiently sentenced him to death without any plans of bringing him in.
