Yes, that's right folks: The AP has released an article for mass consumption throughout all of print and online news sources claiming the former LA Police officer and recent cop killer Christopher Dorner got caught due to numerous errors. The biggest one? Well, according to the AP article, Dorner should have left no living witnesses, and not killing them all led to his demise. So remember, murderers fleeing from police, the AP recommends that you kill every last person you come into contact with, because if you don't, it's a "mistake" that will enable you to be killed or captured.
And to top it all off, some retired FBI analyst basically laid out all of what Dorner did wrong, I guess to help the next guy who wants to do the same kind of thing succeed at killing more people. What a jerk!! (Was this guy forcibly retired due to displaying sociopath-level depraved indifference? I'm only asking because that's what he's doing here!) But this guy's recklessness in basically teaching a seminar for how murderers can succeed in mass killings notwithstanding, this AP reporter could have exercised some morality and judgment and not included it in the article. And by not doing so, he or she certainly proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that they possess no judgment whatsoever. (Seriously: What the hell is wrong with these people? They seriously cannot see how saying this stuff could get people killed? Or do they simply not care?)
Holy sh!t: Talk about irresponsible journalism! People will likely die because of this article. What ever happened to intelligence and compassion and care for fellow human beings? The press has the freedom to write whatever it likes, but sometimes what they do is the height of recklessness. Remember the lesson from Spider-Man: "With great power comes great responsibility"? (Apparently they didn't get the memo.) Our stalwart news reporters could definitely use some of that responsibility, and often.
Seriously, every time a terrorist plot is foiled, the news people report every detail of how they were caught, and they basically lay out a lesson for what they should have done to succeed. And in so doing, they're basically teaching a seminar on how to carry out terrorism successfully and without being caught. It's ridiculous!
Here's this absurdly reprehensible article teaching future killers on the run to kill everyone they bump into, and advising mass murderers on what not to do so they can kill the maximum number of people possible without getting caught:
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/mistakes-halted-dorner-rampage-article-1.1263977
