George Floyd

[newolddude]

If you say so. But you keep demanding that we convict the cops here. Doesn't appear you truly believe both sides were culpable.

No, just the one cop who made those desicisions that day. Don't project.

Yes, both sides were culpable and one is dead because of it.

 

[vantexan]

No, just the one cop who made those desicisions that day. Don't project.

Yes, both sides were culpable and one is dead because of it.

Sorry, I've seen too many disingenuous replies from you about many subjects to believe you're being honest now. When you keep going "yeah Floyd was wrong too butttttttt......." and put the onus squarely on Chauvin. It's dishonest but I guess you don't think we see it.

 

[oldngray]

Taking it too far isn't following policy. Do you think when he was trained in using that technique they didn't tell him to monitor the suspect closely for any negative health reaction? And it's my opinion only, but I think he took it too far because of everyone yelling at him to get off. He was showing who was the boss. Something I do think quite a few cops would have done. I do believe cops have a very difficult job but I think a lot of people have met cops with bad attitudes.

Chauvin might have been guilty of negligence but not the more serious trumped up charges. The city needed some police scalps to placate the mobs.

 

[BlackFriday]

its just piss poor policing

cops are a reflection how uncivilized america is

You're a troll.

 

[vantexan]

Chauvin might have been guilty of negligence but not the more serious trumped up charges. The city needed some police scalps to placate the mobs.

That I can agree with. He was partially responsible but they hung him in the court of opinion before he ever went to trial. They didn't want more months of riots that the libs act like were nothing compared to J6.

 

[newolddude]

Sorry, I've seen too many disingenuous replies from you about many subjects to believe you're being honest now. When you keep going "yeah Floyd was wrong too butttttttt......." and put the onus squarely on Chauvin. It's dishonest but I guess you don't think we see it.

So even if it is binary and there's zero grey area does saying Derek Chauvin is guilty mean that you hate all cops?

 

[BlackFriday]

They did say he had fentanyl in his system. I've always maintained from what little I know that the cop took it too far. When Floyd passed out the cop kept kneeling on him. But again, the whole kneeling thing is something that cops in that dept are trained to do. The cop didn't set out to murder Floyd. But he should have never taken it that far. And Floyd should've complied with lawful orders. To put it entirely on the cop says to me you hate cops. And a quick Google search shows from CNN that heart disease and fentanyl contributed to Floyd's death, but weren't the main cause.

The way I look at it he killed himself.

And for those crimes he deserved to die right there. Right?

How about if he wasn't a career felon he'd still be alive? How about that?

 

[oldngray]

The way I look at it he killed himself.



How about if he wasn't a career felon he'd still be alive? How about that?

Once he swallowed all his fentanyl he was a dead man walking.

 

[rickyb]

Chauvin might have been guilty of negligence but not the more serious trumped up charges. The city needed some police scalps to placate the mobs.

the mobs of justice

 

[oldngray]

the mobs of justice

Can you make it to the lynching?

 

[vantexan]

So even if it is binary and there's zero grey area does saying Derek Chauvin is guilty mean that you hate all cops?

I don't know. Do you?

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Just another dead thug.
The left is brainwashed to think he was murdered.

 

[rickyb]

Can you make it to the lynching?

actually you support lynchings of julian assange and chelsea manning.

the matrix gives you messages and you interpret the wrong information from it, leading to you become a passive consumer of info, and loving your enemies.

The Judicial Lynching of Bradley Manning

With a "Nuremberg defense" and other key avenues blocked by the judge in his trial, the Army private has been left with little option but to beg for mercy from the court. The erosion of judicial protection for those who expose state crimes is a dire development.The court's mistreatment of the...

www.truthdig.com

 

[zubenelgenubi]

Chauvin might have been guilty of negligence but not the more serious trumped up charges. The city needed some police scalps to placate the mobs.

$27 million in damages to the family wasn't enough? There was a reason they settled that before the end of the criminal trial.

 

[oldngray]

$27 million in damages to the family wasn't enough? There was a reason they settled that before the end of the criminal trial.

and no way did that influence the jury

 

[zubenelgenubi]

You mean the jury that lived in a city ravaged by BLM riots? The jury that wasn't sequestered during the trial? The jury that had to drive through protests everyday to get to the courthouse? That jury?

A juror did an interview after the trial and admitted they were afraid of what would happen to the city if they didn't convict. Show trial.

Don't forget the one that lied in order to get on the jury. How often do you hear about people trying to get on a jury instead of out of jury duty?

 

[Nolimitz]

If Chauvin hadn't restrained him, and Floyd hurt someone, he would have been blamed for that too. That's why cops aren't willing to stick their necks out. They're in a lose-lose situation.

Taser maybe? No I think I'll choke em out instead

 

[Nolimitz]

The doctors must have known he was dead the second he got to the hospital, then. They must have been praying for a miracle for forty minutes, I guess.

Are you the son of Alex Jones?

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Taser maybe? No I think I'll choke em out instead

You want them to taser a suspect in handcuffs?

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Are you the son of Alex Jones?

Are you the son of Roman Polanski?