Chauvin pardon

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

How stupid are you ? The "verdict" you cite of course is invalid, having been gotten from perjuries.

Well, you better get on the phone with Chauvin‘s lawyers and let them know that.

 

[protectionist]

You do spout some bullshit doncha big fella

So you haven't yet heard about >

Over a dozen current and former officers say they believe MPD's Katie Blackwell perjured herself during Derek Chauvin trial AlphaNews.org

Fourteen current and former MPD officers say they believe MPD Assistant Chief Katie Blackwell perjured herself during Derek Chauvin's trial.

alphanews.org

EXCLUSIVE: 5 years later: Justice after George Floyd? The dismissed lawsuit revealing the truth—and Derek Chauvin's response | AlphaNews.org

Liz Collin reveals what went on behind Katie Blackwell's dismissed defamation lawsuit. Former MPD officers speak out—including Derek Chauvin.

alphanews.org

Newly Released Documents Suggest Coercion in the George Floyd Case » The American Spectator | USA News and PoliticsThe American Spectator | USA News and Politics

On July 29, District Court Judge Peter Cahill ordered that a key exhibit requested by the attorneys for former Minneapolis police officer Tou Thao be made

spectator.org

Tou Thao's Attorney Alleges Medical Examiner Was 'Coerced' in George Floyd Autopsy: 'Neck Compression Has to Be in the Diagnosis'

Thao's defense team filed an explosive motion Wednesday which accuses the top official responsible for Floyd's autopsy of being "coerced by the State and its agents" into changing his professional assessments of Floyd's condition into medical opinions that were favorable to the prosecution at trial.

lawandcrime.com

Judge dismisses Katie Blackwell's defamation lawsuit against Alpha News, reporter Liz Collin AlphaNews.org

Judge Edward T. Wahl dismissed the defamation lawsuit filed by Katie Blackwell against Alpha News, senior reporter Liz Collin, and others.

alphanews.org

You do spout some IGNORANCE doncha ?

 

[RhodyPatriot]

So you haven't yet heard about >

Over a dozen current and former officers say they believe MPD's Katie Blackwell perjured herself during Derek Chauvin trial AlphaNews.org

Fourteen current and former MPD officers say they believe MPD Assistant Chief Katie Blackwell perjured herself during Derek Chauvin's trial.

alphanews.org

EXCLUSIVE: 5 years later: Justice after George Floyd? The dismissed lawsuit revealing the truth—and Derek Chauvin's response | AlphaNews.org

Liz Collin reveals what went on behind Katie Blackwell's dismissed defamation lawsuit. Former MPD officers speak out—including Derek Chauvin.

alphanews.org

Newly Released Documents Suggest Coercion in the George Floyd Case » The American Spectator | USA News and PoliticsThe American Spectator | USA News and Politics

On July 29, District Court Judge Peter Cahill ordered that a key exhibit requested by the attorneys for former Minneapolis police officer Tou Thao be made

spectator.org

Judge dismisses Katie Blackwell's defamation lawsuit against Alpha News, reporter Liz Collin AlphaNews.org

Judge Edward T. Wahl dismissed the defamation lawsuit filed by Katie Blackwell against Alpha News, senior reporter Liz Collin, and others.

alphanews.org

You do spout some IGNORANCE doncha ?

Stop doing your own research.

Bigot.

 

[protectionist]

Well, you better get on the phone with Chauvin‘s lawyers and let them know that.

When you don't know anything about a topic, you shoudn't be posting.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Odd. If you really look. The same people that say Chauvin is guilty because the jury said so are the same ones who oppose the death penalty because juries are sometimes wrong.

 

[Foolardi]

When you don't know anything about a topic, you shoudn't be posting.

IF Only todays garden variety Dimocrat could impregnate that
mindset on theyself { new word }.

 

[Lesh]

Odd. If you really look. The same people that say Chauvin is guilty because the jury said so are the same ones who oppose the death penalty because juries are sometimes wrong.

So now you’re anti-death penalty

That’s new

 

[EvilCat Breath]

So now you’re anti-death penaltyy

That’s new

Are you? Why?

 

[protectionist]

So now you’re anti-death penalty

That’s new

 

[Foolardi]

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Um pardon me Moi.Do they { Who Day } even make Dodge
cars/vehicles any more.

 

[protectionist]

Um pardon me Moi.Do they { Who Day } even make Dodge
cars/vehicles any more.

I have no idea.

 

[RhodyPatriot]

I have no idea.

Neither does he.

 

[pknopp]

Are you? Why?

I am. I believe no one has the right to take the life of another outside of self defense.

You seem to believe juries can get it wrong but still support the death penalty.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

I am. I believe no one has the right to take the life of another outside of self defense.

You seem to believe juries can get it wrong but still support the death penalty.

After having met more than my share of killers, my opinion is that those who kill for enjoyment should get the death penalty, quickly. Appeals aren't necessary. Everyone else deserves a shot because juries are screened to allow dimwits and are easily controlled.

 

[Sparker]

I am waiting for the shocking announcement that Chauvin has done an Epstein.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Elon Musk floats possible pardon of ex-cop Derek Chauvin for being 'unjustly convicted' in George Floyd case | Daily Mail Online


By STEPHENM. LEPORE FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
Elon Musk weighed on a movement to pardon former police officer Derek Chauvin, saying the controversial action was 'something to think about.'
Chauvin, the disgraced Minneapolis cop convicted of murdering George Floyd back in 2020, is currently serving concurrent state and federal sentences in a federal prison in Arizona.
Ben Shapiro's The Daily Wire has begun an effort to pardon Chauvin with an open letter to Donald Trump, calling his conviction 'the defining achievement of the Woke movement in American politics.'


Comment:
The medical examiner testified that Chauvin did not harm Floyd.
He also testified that Floyd had arterial sclerosis, covid-19 and a lethal amount of fentanyl in his blood.
It was a politically motivated conviction.
It was a bogus conviction and an injustice.

Regardless of how anyone "feels" about what happened - Chauvin's conviction was a political hit. PERIOD.
George Floyd is, at the very least, half responsible for his own death. But in reality it is more like 80% responsible.
Chauvin still being in uniform is a result of police unions. He was a bad cop with a long history of abuse of power and unnecessary force. He should not have been on the scene because he should not have still been a cop!
But that is another point.
Anyone who has watched the - FULL VIDEO - of officer body cams (the video is about 45 minutes long, if it is shorter than that, it has been edited and is useless to determine what happened) In that video we see that Floyd was offered medical assistance 3 times - at one point an open ambulance was with 20 feet of him and he was offered help - he refused.
Floyd said "I can't breath" multiple times when he was alone in the car. Again - offered medical help - again refused.
Floyd is the one that began hitting and kicking at officers. Floyd was the one that would not stop trying to resist arrest. It wasn't until Chauvin arrived and pinned his head to the ground did Floyd stop.
The optics of the single infamous photo is very bad for Chauvin. But that photo was picked out of likely 100s of photos to be the worst looking one the press could find.
When you see the unedited video, Floyd is talking and complaining the whole time he was pinned. Until he wasn't. And at that time he had cardiac arrest as a result of overdose.

 

[pknopp]

After having met more than my share of killers, my opinion is that those who kill for enjoyment should get the death penalty, quickly. Appeals aren't necessary. Everyone else deserves a shot because juries are screened to allow dimwits and are easily controlled.

So the possibility of a jury getting it wrong really isn't a concern for you.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

So the possibility of a jury getting it wrong really isn't a concern for you.

How did you get to that conclusion?

 

[pknopp]

How did you get to that conclusion?

Your words. Guilty? Kill em.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Your words. Guilty? Kill em.

Those who get enjoyment out of killing should be taken out in the parking lot immediately after verdict and done right there.