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Nobody responsible was fired. Unbelievable.

Grandpa's Spells wrote:http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/03 ... ement?lite

Nobody responsible was fired. Unbelievable.

That is incredibly sickening.

Grandpa's Spells wrote:Nobody responsible was fired. Unbelievable.

Why would you fire responsible people? You want to reward them. It's the irresponsibel who should be fired.

Some of the stuff you guys say on here just makes no sense.

Has anyone lost their jobs in the LAPD for shooting those two women during the Christopher Dorner rampage? Except for regaining his freedom, that poor guy doesn't look like money is going to improve his mental state.

Well at least he didn't get shot by a drone.

Holding government employees accountable is wrong because they donate too much money to politicians.

DikTracy6000 wrote:Has anyone lost their jobs in the LAPD for shooting those two women during the Christopher Dorner rampage?

No, but the police chief bought them off by giving them a new truck, which was a nice publicity move b/c if the victims reject it and sue, they look ungrateful, and if they accept it and sue anyway, they look greedy.

Defendants are learning more and more to do this type of thing (eg, BP's setting up a "victim's fund" after an oil spill).

powerlifter54 wrote:Well at least he didn't get shot by a drone.

But the government reserves the right to do so if they feel like it.

Wonder if anyone else is "forgotten" in jail? Maybe this guy isn't the only one in the US?

And no married man has any hint of sympathy for him.