Originally posted by no1marauder
It's a standard technique to selectively quote from another's post when you don't feel you can refute the whole argument presented.
Alright, let's see what there is to respond to Mr. No1.
A "disagreement on the facts" should be based on more than "I don't trust the guvamint". The sheriffs at the scene reported that Dorner was shooting whenever a target presented itself. The latest article says he was tossing smoke grenades as the walls were being torn down. At some point, disregarding facts without presenting any evidence that they are not true is bad faith. IMO, you and MMM crossed that line and remained across long ago regarding the Dorner incident.
A "disagreement on the facts" should be based on more than "I don't trust the guvamint".
Complete nonsense, nothing to respond to here.
The sheriffs at the scene reported that Dorner was shooting whenever a target presented itself.
As the transcript shows, this standoff took place over several hours. Thus, the sheriff could have been talking about the beginning of the standoff when Dorner was engaging the Fish & Game and the other arriving units. I haven't seen anything that Dorner was shooting at people prior to when the burners were deployed. The transcript suggests that there wasn't an exchange of gunfire for about 2 hours.
The latest article says he was tossing smoke grenades as the walls were being torn down.
So?
At some point, disregarding facts without presenting any evidence that they are not true is bad faith.
Again, more nonsense. I have provided links to transcripts, video of the shootout, audio from the police scanners, video from the press conferences, etc. Your "facts" are loose interpretations of news articles.
There, satisfied?