"In the end, I hope that you will realize that the small arms I utilize should not be accessed with

[DisgustipatedinCA]

...the ease that I obtained them".
-Christopher Dorner, former LAPD cop, now cop-killer

Thanks to Fire Walk With Me for the link to the full manifesto.

http://youranonnews.tumblr.com/post/42506354980/heres-an-uncensored-copy-of-the-rogue-lapd-officers

[dkf]

1. I bet some people in the area are thinking maybe they should have a gun.

Having only crazy ex-lapd officers with guns isn't any recommendation to disarming.

[Loudly]

2. His point, I think, is that his arsenal is not LAPD issued.

He bought that stuff at the store or over the internet.

[dkf]

3. I'm saying he is so disconnected from reality he doesn't know

He is making the case for the opposite.

I'm thinking that some will realize an AR-15 doesn't sound as bad an idea as it may have seemed. The guy looks pretty big too.

[Loudly]

4. Well anyone who is confused about the threat

has fallen into the guns-as-solution-to-guns foolishness.

If his access to guns terminated with his employment as a police officer, these crimes would not have occurred nor would this story be unfolding.

[The Straight Story]

5. So you are saying he would not have done the crime via other means? (nt)

[Loudly]

8. You're welcome to describe how what he has done (so far) is accomplished otherwise.

[The Straight Story]

10. Bows and arrows, knives, home made weapons (you can make guns at home and bombs)

I don't think McVeigh used a gun and got by pretty well killing some folks.

People have been murdering each other since before cain and abel.

He couldn't have gotten away if we didn't allow people other than cops to have cars that can go over 35mph.

And I see the cops, that some worship as the only people who should own guns other than military, shot up some people today as well.

I don't buy into the whole 'all us citizens are suspects and not to be trusted' crap that folks seem to enjoy (hence tsa, etc). It is a sad day when we trust someone because of who they work for and don't trust those who work elsewhere (ie, government job= you are responsible and can have a gun/drone/etc - cause we all know the government does not kill innocent people...).

The idea is to pit us against each other by making us afraid of one another so we give more money to the powerful to lessen our rights and protect us from each other.

What percent of legal gun owners have used their guns in crimes?

[Loudly]

11. "What percent of legal gun owners have used their guns in crimes?"

You're looking at the wrong thing. People are obviously frail and capricious.

It's about the guns and the ammo.

All guns and ammo come off the assembly line as good guns and ammo.

But somewhere in the chain of commerce and in the hands of frail human beings, they go bad.

Why do you want to play such a game of chance with them?

Adopt the Japanese model.

[dizbukhapeter]

6. His firing wouldn't have inhibited his ability to get firearms anyways

Because he was fired for "misconduct" and was not charged with any felony.

[Loudly]

7. In a society where you can go to a store and buy guns and ammo, you're correct.

Sensible people ought to be unanimous that such is a society we must not tolerate.

[nadinbrzezinski]

9. They are the same people who want guns on any excuse

Whatever...