Re: Re: Assault Weapons Ban   
     By: BOB BREED to BOB KLAHN on Fri Feb 08 2013 09:19:00   
      
    > Yesterday some cop up in L.A. went bonkers and killed a couple, then wounded   
    > one cop, killed another. Ex-military who feels he was screwed over by his   
    > fellow cops because he felt one used excessive force and reported him.   
    > Backlash, now his name is smeared and off he goes. The couple he killed was    
    > daughter of his ex-police chief, then his lawyer.  As of this morning he's   
    > still running loose and vows he's not afraid to die.   
      
       Wow.  Is that verified?  I thought he was only killing bad cops.  My   
   argument about the whole issue when I still thought that was that yeah, it's a   
   crime and it's not the way to go about it, but it's definitely indicative of a   
   problem that needs to be solved within police departments and any of the other   
   'Good Ole Boys' Clubs' that form whenever the members of the organization have   
   power over others that could purposely or accidentally be misused.  They   
   protect their own in case they screw up and end up being the one that 'needs   
   protecting' from their fellow officers.   
       Clearly we need citizens' review boards for police departments; ones that   
   can actually enact disciplinary proceedings, bring up charges on individuals,   
   and do the 'policing of the police' that they absolutely refuse to do to   
   themselves.   
       However, I digress.  If those people he killed truly were who you say they   
   were, this guy is an indiscriminately killing piece of shit who needs to be   
   taken down as soon as humanly possible.   
      
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