First,
why is of paramount importance. So, yes I do care why.
I never defended his murder of those two people. I am not saying he is not a monster.
What I am saying is that too many people, and it would seem yourself included, use that as justification for the state to murder people.
Do you care why the LAPD shot up the two newspaper delivery ladies? What about the ramming and injuring of hte white surfer guy?
DO you care why the LAPD was able to justify warrantless entry to ~400 homes in their manhunt?
What we are seeing is that the LEOs and the Fed would like to leave the structure of our system at the door whenever they have a threat to their power.
Context is critically important. Having both truthful facts and full context does not threaten the reality of the situation.
Obfuscating either, however, has far too much potential for abuse.
In this case, the LAPD pulled out all the stops in going after someone who pulled out all his own stops in his effort to fight against what he perceived as an insurmountable injustice against him.
I am not defending his actions - I am pointing out what the facts of the situation were.
I am not sympathetic to Dorner, nor am I sympathetic to the LAPD.
I am sympathetic to the fact that there were multiple people murdered, this is inclusive of Dorner himself. (because allowing the LAPD/Sheriff to murder people because they are 1) embarrassed 2) angry 3) scared 4) incompetent 5) arrogant with their power, is never OK.)