Sorry.
You're gonna hate me but I'm only the messenger.
Burning down the house instead of attempting an arrest is unconstitutional. It goes against what is expected of Law Enforcement and goes against all that is right.
This happened in America. Not on a foreign battlefield.
They deployed burners....Just like they talked about....
You're an idiot if you don't take away a couple of serious lessons from this incident....the Police are now virtually an occupation army....every prior incident, Ruby Ridge, Waco etc should be looked at with knowledge that law enforcement will assasinate individuals without a second thought....and last but not least the default position of law enforcement is to do any and everything to protect themselves.
Dorner's naivete is what doomed him.
In the end he thought that they would play by the rules.
In the end he was wrong.
UPDATE:::
Time the fuck out! I've been getting hit by people saying that this guy was a terrorist. Are you shitting me? He was a murderer, a fool, a misguided idiot that couldn't handle the lumps that everyone goes through but a terrorist? BE CAREFUL. You're unwittingly making the case for that term to be used in an ever more casual way...you're making the case for criminals to be categorized as terrorist and the use of increasing force being used against them. That in turn will lead to either the police becoming militarized or for the military to become even more involved in domestic operations. Which will allow for all kinds of civil rights that you take for granted being pushed away in the domestic war on terrorism....TSA and domestic wiretapping might become a weak joke compared to what might be unleashed on the public ... You really don't realize what you're setting the stage for.
UPDATE 1:::
This guys wasn't scared at all. He knew that Dorner was after Officers...not the general public. Also noteworthy is the fact that the guy was on foot and could only carry so much ammo. He had no communication with the outside world. He was in a very isolated location with no danger to the public. They had two concentric rings of deputies around him. They also had several DOZEN SWAT TEAMS on the scene (as a matter of fact the rest of the southland must have gone without coverage) so escape was EXTREMELY unlikely. So tell me again why the rush?
