Dorner type (based on manifesto)

[Synthetix]

Looking at Christopher Dorner's manifesto, I'd day he's an SJ. Why? Redemption of his name, strongly bound to his morals and ethics, police/military career, seeking to do what he thinks is right/justified.

His manifesto:
http://boywithgrenade.org/2013/02/07/christopher-dorners-manifesto/

 

[Solitaire U.]

Yeah well, kind of obvious.

This is heavy SJ/LAPD shit. Nothing to analyze...it's too predictable.

Violent secret societies are all the same, regardless of what side of the arbitrary law they're standing. Frankly, I've more respect for the criminals because they don't try to justify their misdeeds with a string of fucking acronym facades.

 

[just george]

Yeah well, kind of obvious.

This is heavy SJ/LAPD shit. Nothing to analyze...it's too predictable.

Violent secret societies are all the same, regardless of what side of the arbitrary law they're standing. Frankly, I've more respect for the criminals.

"all too predictable" sounds dismissive. From my reading of his statement, I detect the ring of truth. A man driven to do something that he would otherwise not do.

In my mind, something significant has happened. Righteous people within the department have been driven to desperation. To quote Celente, "when people lose everything, and have nothing left lo lose, they lose it". The same philosophy (though more delicately put) is stated in the wok of Alexander Solzhenitsyn "you can maintain power over people as long as you give them something. Rob a man of everything, and that man will no longer be in your power."

The system and the people it employs are in conflict. Interesting times for us all. Ephialtes is sharing bread with a certain chinaman just about now.

 

[Ex-User (5841)]

In my mind, something significant has happened. Righteous people within the department have been driven to desperation. To quote Celente, "when people lose everything, and have nothing left lo lose, they lose it". The same philosophy (though more delicately put) is stated in the wok of Alexander Solzhenitsyn "you can maintain power over people as long as you give them something. Rob a man of everything, and that man will no longer be in your power."

The system and the people it employs are in conflict. Interesting times for us all. Ephialtes is sharing bread with a certain chinaman just about now.

I concur with ISTJ. I'd posit that a long duration of extreme stress ground him down to inferior Ne in his functional stack. I believe he was wronged, or at least he clearly legitimately believes so (whether possibly delusional or not).


I also happen to be a fanboy of action against the police, but not the killing of innocents. In a roundabout way though, he's being effective in drawing attention to police ineptitude when they opened fire, without warning, on two women in a truck that was the wrong color without matching license plates.

 

[Solitaire U.]

A man driven to do something that he would otherwise not do.

Hmmm, Navy, LAPD...I think he had it in him all along. Considering the conditioning he received from the agencies he was involved with, I think his actions are quite predictable (and neither surprising nor 'special').

"And they call me an assassin. What do you call it when the assassins accuse the assassin?

Col. Walter E. Kurtz, Apocalypse Now


But yeah, ISTJ for what it's worth.

 

[joal0503]

related note:

they are claiming the body found in the cabin had a single gunshot wound to the head.

but...of course i cant find anyyyything else that confirms the body itself has been id with DNA/dental...

so all they have is just a charred body with a bullet hole in the head. could be anyone. . .