I don't think so, and besides being an miscarriage of justice, it is evidence of how politics and the invasive democratic machine has corrupted everything. Floyd may be dead, but this issue isn't.
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Did Chauvin "murder" Floyd?
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It's a fact that Geo. Floyd was a low level criminal and big time Fentanyl addict. No saint, no victim other than of himself. Odd how the coroner in this case didn't mention Floyd took an substantial amount prior to his arrest, and just sort of forgot fentanyl overdose induces hypoxia and was in a state of exited delirium induced by fentanyl. Facts don't just fit the political narrative.
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The suspicious grounds of Chauvin's conviction is grounds for a new trial, the prosecution MUST know this.
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Not when they are building statues of a drug addict like he is a hero.The issue was over the day killcop went to jail.
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Not a hero, a martyr. He's the face of all the other black men that were murdered or arbitrarily ruined by the criminal justice system.Not when they are building statues of a drug addict like he is a hero.
It's a fact that Geo. Floyd was a low level criminal and big time Fentanyl addict. No saint, no victim other than of himself. Odd how the coroner in this case didn't mention Floyd took an substantial amount prior to his arrest, and just sort of forgot fentanyl overdose induces hypoxia and was in a state of exited delirium induced by fentanyl. Facts don't just fit the political narrative.
When did character flaws become an excuse to kill people.
The point is, yes, George Floyd might have died of his addictions at some point in his life. If he had gone home and died, this wouldn't be an issue.
He died with Darrin Chauvin's knee on his neck... that was the problem.
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He beat the shit out of his wife and kid every night; do you?Not a hero, a martyr. He's the face of all the other black men that were murdered or arbitrarily ruined by the criminal justice system.
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All 5 of them?Not a hero, a martyr. He's the face of all the other black men that were murdered or arbitrarily ruined by the criminal justice system.
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On the side of his neck. He was trained to use that kind technique.When did character flaws become an excuse to kill people.
The point is, yes, George Floyd might have died of his addictions at some point in his life. If he had gone home and died, this wouldn't be an issue.
He died with Darrin Chauvin's knee on his neck... that was the problem.
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Some people need others to be on a lower scale of society to feel good about themselves.On the side of his neck. He was trained to use that kind technique.
On the side of his neck. He was trained to use that kind technique.
"I was only following my training" goes up there with "I was only following orders".
Ask the Nazis at Nuremburg how well that defense works.
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Remember that when the illegitimate president destroys this country."I was only following my training" goes up there with "I was only following orders".
Ask the Nazis at Nuremburg how well that defense works.
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Even the worst criminals are entitled to fair treatment under the law. It can never be a cop's job to punish crime.He beat the shit out of his wife and kid every night; do you?
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He resisted arrest, that is a stupid criminal.Even the worst criminals are entitled to fair treatment under the law. It can never be a cop's job to punish crime.
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Too bad Chauvin didn't do what he did in Low Crime Nassau County; he would have been given a parade.Even the worst criminals are entitled to fair treatment under the law. It can never be a cop's job to punish crime.
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People resist arrest all the time and don't end up under a knee for 9 minutes.He resisted arrest, that is a stupid criminal.
He died with his clothes on. He didn't die because he had his clothes on.He died with Darrin Chauvin's knee on his neck...
He died with a knee on the side of his neck. He didn't die because of the knee on his neck.
He died as a direct result of voluntarily ingesting lethal doses of drugs.
He was a worthless thug and a wife beater. Good riddance!
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If they need to be restrained they do.People resist arrest all the time and don't end up under a knee for 9 minutes.
People have ended up with a knee on the neck hundreds of times. None of them died from it. Neither did the thug, George Floyd.People resist arrest all the time and don't end up under a knee for 9 minutes.
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