Interesting. Not your typical Blow-J from the NYT. Actually thoughtful and properly assessed.

OK, so while we´re in thoughtful mode, let´s assess the real issue of police brutality with regard to our black fellow citizens. Are police brutal with them because they´re just sadistic racists, or are they brutal and hyper-suspicious in dealing with them because the black people they come in contact with on a daily basis are disproportionately aggressive, combative, and engaged in criminal activity? Perhaps Professor Marc Lamont Hill might ponder that possibility before unchaining his inner Django.

The left really made up a lot of the storyline as they went along on this story.The ymade it about slavery,police brutality,discrimination and all their standby racial gripes. This was a simple matter of the guy getting revenge on people he thought wronged him and his manifesto was just an excuse.


As far as I can tell,I can´t see if he got shot,shot himself or burned up in a fire.Seems to me a crime lab could figure this out.

Sharpton should be on the street with his rent a mob demanding "Justice for Christopher".

Not really fair to compare to Bonnie and Clyde. Older people who grew up in Dallas know that Bonnie & Clyde were responsible for feeding quite a few starving kids in West Dallas during the Great Depression. Were Bonnie and Clyde bad apples? Absolutely. But there weren´t food stamps and food pantries back then. I´ve heard firsthand accounts of the excitement when Bonnie and Clyde would come back through West Dallas with bags of food to distribute, courtesy of the money from their bank robberies. They were far more complex characters than Dorner.

"They were far more complex characters than Dorner."

They were remorseless thugs. Ask the descendants of Grapevine police officers Wheeler and Murphy who were shot down in the same kind of cold blood as the Dorner shootings.

The scary thing is that Blow and the limp-wristed NYT pseudo-intellectuals that post there just assume that Dorner was wronged by the system.
I think it´s much more likely that he had that black victim mentality which the left has indoctrinated these people with and used that as justification to do this.
Thanks to the anti-American left, a majority of people of color in our country assume that any perceived injustice is due to their skin color.
The left is in the process of doing the same things to Muslims as we speak.

Robbing banks is a crime…as is killing people, even if some of the stolen money is used to ‘feed the poor.’

It’s not a ‘balance scale of justice’ situation.

What a name the author has! Charlie Blow sounds like a Brooklyn mob guy or something some screenwriter came up with.

Twin heroes of the criminal left.....

Oscar and Christopher.

They get a twofer. How wonderful.

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Read the article. I remember the outcry when the movie on Bonny and Clyde came out. Blow struck a blow (pun intended) for reasoned criticism in his denunciation of Dorner and those who make/made excuses for him.

He is right on Bonny and Clyde. I remember the rage at the Bonny and Clyde movie, which portrayed those evil doers as morally good.

#10: did you read the article. For once Blow is making sense. I´m actually shocked that he came to this simple and non-racist conclusion as he is usually completely delusional about race.

That the LAPD is littered with corruption is no secret, even as it´s been nearly impossible to do anything about it. But Dorner is no hero in the cause. He gave up that title when he became a murderer.