The video I just saw from the trial of the Floyd incident with the audio of the crowd around looked pretty bad

[AFrench2]

It's horrible. I dont know that it equates to murder but it looks very bad.

It's 10 minutes of a man begging for his life and being assassinated. It's more than horrible, it's evil.

No, it's 20 minutes of a guy trying to bullshit his way out of being arrested, while higher than a kite . . . of which you only saw 10 minutes, so that you would leap to the uninformed, emotional conclusion that you did.

All I heard is "please put me on ignore, I beg of you"

 

[Uncensored2008]

All I heard is "please put me on ignore, I beg of you"

All I heard is "I can't hold my own against a superior intellect so I pissed myself and am going to go hide."

 

[Rambunctious]

The thing that's going to doom this cop is it seemed to me watching that he applied more pressure the more people asked him to stop...
Like he enjoyed the whole thing....

 

[Superbadbrutha]

The thing that's going to doom this cop is it seemed to me watching that he applied more pressure the more people asked him to stop...
Like he enjoyed the whole thing....

He was enjoying it, that's the problem.

 

[Cecilie1200]

The autopsy said so. He was not asphyxiated. He had a heart attack.

The autopsy also said it was murder.

No, it didn't. It said it was "homicide", which is NOT the same thing. They're used interchangeably by people with sloppy English skills, but they actually have two separate definitions, which may or may not coincide. This is why we also have the term "justifiable homicide" in the law, for killings in self-defense.

In legal terminology, "homicide" is a death that involves another person, as in it wasn't natural causes, disease, or suicide. "Murder" denotes specifically illegal killing of one person by another person.

 

[Crepitus]

The lies you've been told are not reality.

The lies from the Reich press?

Yes, I am aware.

Like the vast majority of Americans, I don't believe a fucking word from the party press.

If the NY Times prints something that turns out to be true, it's purely coincidental.

You're hopelessly brainwashed.

Have a nice day.

 

[ClaireH]

The thing that's going to doom this cop is it seemed to me watching that he applied more pressure the more people asked him to stop...
Like he enjoyed the whole thing....

I am pro police but can spot a bad cop. I’m guessing they’ll go through Chauvin’s records to find out if he’s had similar instances with previous over use of methods?

 

[BS Filter]

The autopsy said so. He was not asphyxiated. He had a heart attack.

The autopsy also said it was murder.

No, it didn't. It said it was "homicide", which is NOT the same thing. They're used interchangeably by people with sloppy English skills, but they actually have two separate definitions, which may or may not coincide. This is why we also have the term "justifiable homicide" in the law, for killings in self-defense.

In legal terminology, "homicide" is a death that involves another person, as in it wasn't natural causes, disease, or suicide. "Murder" denotes specifically illegal killing of one person by another person.

It's been explained to the idiot before, but he's a lying dog-faced pony soldier and can't help himself.

 

[ClaireH]

Unless I’ve missed a few posts, if an outsider were reading this thread there is no option for assessing that both of these men were in the wrong. It’s most possible that both lived a thug life imo... just with different occupations and drug addiction for one. That’s what I’m going with- when you play stupid games in life,like trying to pass off a fake $20 bill, you wind up with stupid prizes , but that guy didn’t deserve to die over it. It could be a matter of bad timing, that Floyd was going to die from complications of his drug usage, but Chauvin messed up big-time overplaying his role and he must be held accountable for his own actions as well. The perp did not deserve to have that type of restraint hold go on for that amount of time, particularly with four small size cops in the mix. Had there been two small cops, I’d better understand but give me a break.... they were afraid of that guy and needed better training.

 

[Care4all]

That poor man was held for 9 minutes unable to move. Sure he had his issues. So did I when I was younger. It doesn't mean I should have had my claustrophobia tested. Based on what saw? That cop was one of the bad cops.

He certainly seems negligent. The video I saw was pretty fucking bad. The cop may well just be a brazen dumb fuck. Intent to murder would have had to come in the moment...because they tried to put Floyd in the back of a cop car and he would not cooperate and he asked to lay on the ground.

I have no doubt he did something in the car to warrant his being tossed on the ground. But in cuffs with 4 cops, he did not need to be held with a knee on neck for over 9 minutes.

The racists are seeking justification for the public execution of a black man. Behavior while in custody, past record, drug use, anything.

When you see the entire video it's evident that Floyd was in a drugged mania state.

So what if he was? How would that give a cop justification for killing him? What kind of other stuff do you think offers approval for random cops to commit murder or manslaughter? Should random cops be allowed to commit other crimes?

Prove it was murder.

Not my job. We all saw him kill the guy. A judge and jury are in the process of determining if he committed murder or manslaughter, but we all saw the cop kill the guy.

No, you all THOUGHT you saw it, based on your "extensive" knowledge from watching TV, one assumes. The autopsy report tells us that Floyd didn't die from the knee on the neck.

That's Not True.... the final autopsy report from the medical examiner ruled it a homicide due to the officer's restraining force....

What the medical examiner said killed him...


Dr. Stephen Nelson, chairman of Florida's medical examiners commission, who is not affiliated with the case, reviewed the new files and says that doesn't mean the drugs or health condition is what caused Floyd's death.

"We've all had cases where those kinds of of levels come into play. You've got to look at the whole picture," Nelson said. "It's one thing to die *with* something. It's another thing to die *from* something."

The documents say Baker performed the autopsy before watching the videos of police restraining Floyd, with Officer Derek Chauvin's knee on Floyd's neck, because Baker wanted to avoid bias in his autopsy.

In the Medical Examiner Baker's final report after watching the videos, he ruled Floyd's death a homicide caused by "law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."

The FBI asked the Armed Forces Medical Examiner to review Baker's autopsy and they agreed with his findings, writing "his death was caused by the police subdual and restraint" with cardiovascular disease and drug intoxication contributing."

New court docs say George Floyd had "fatal level" of fentanyl in his system

 

[BS Filter]

That poor man was held for 9 minutes unable to move. Sure he had his issues. So did I when I was younger. It doesn't mean I should have had my claustrophobia tested. Based on what saw? That cop was one of the bad cops.

He certainly seems negligent. The video I saw was pretty fucking bad. The cop may well just be a brazen dumb fuck. Intent to murder would have had to come in the moment...because they tried to put Floyd in the back of a cop car and he would not cooperate and he asked to lay on the ground.

I have no doubt he did something in the car to warrant his being tossed on the ground. But in cuffs with 4 cops, he did not need to be held with a knee on neck for over 9 minutes.

The racists are seeking justification for the public execution of a black man. Behavior while in custody, past record, drug use, anything.

When you see the entire video it's evident that Floyd was in a drugged mania state.

So what if he was? How would that give a cop justification for killing him? What kind of other stuff do you think offers approval for random cops to commit murder or manslaughter? Should random cops be allowed to commit other crimes?

Prove it was murder.

Not my job. We all saw him kill the guy. A judge and jury are in the process of determining if he committed murder or manslaughter, but we all saw the cop kill the guy.

No, you all THOUGHT you saw it, based on your "extensive" knowledge from watching TV, one assumes. The autopsy report tells us that Floyd didn't die from the knee on the neck.

That's Not True.... the final autopsy report from the medical examiner ruled it a homicide due to the officer's restraining force....

What the medical examiner said killed him...


Dr. Stephen Nelson, chairman of Florida's medical examiners commission, who is not affiliated with the case, reviewed the new files and says that doesn't mean the drugs or health condition is what caused Floyd's death.

"We've all had cases where those kinds of of levels come into play. You've got to look at the whole picture," Nelson said. "It's one thing to die *with* something. It's another thing to die *from* something."

The documents say Baker performed the autopsy before watching the videos of police restraining Floyd, with Officer Derek Chauvin's knee on Floyd's neck, because Baker wanted to avoid bias in his autopsy.

In the Medical Examiner Baker's final report after watching the videos, he ruled Floyd's death a homicide caused by "law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."

The FBI asked the Armed Forces Medical Examiner to review Baker's autopsy and they agreed with his findings, writing "his death was caused by the police subdual and restraint" with cardiovascular disease and drug intoxication contributing."

New court docs say George Floyd had "fatal level" of fentanyl in his system

This guy isn't affiliated with the case. His opinion means absolutely nothing. On the other hand, he does admit that the cop wasn't responsible for the death because the victim had heart disease and a lethal dose of fentanyl. You can't convict the cop for murder if the victim had given himself a lethal dose of fentanyl. Case closed.

 

[ClaireH]

That poor man was held for 9 minutes unable to move. Sure he had his issues. So did I when I was younger. It doesn't mean I should have had my claustrophobia tested. Based on what saw? That cop was one of the bad cops.

He certainly seems negligent. The video I saw was pretty fucking bad. The cop may well just be a brazen dumb fuck. Intent to murder would have had to come in the moment...because they tried to put Floyd in the back of a cop car and he would not cooperate and he asked to lay on the ground.

I have no doubt he did something in the car to warrant his being tossed on the ground. But in cuffs with 4 cops, he did not need to be held with a knee on neck for over 9 minutes.

The racists are seeking justification for the public execution of a black man. Behavior while in custody, past record, drug use, anything.

When you see the entire video it's evident that Floyd was in a drugged mania state.

So what if he was? How would that give a cop justification for killing him? What kind of other stuff do you think offers approval for random cops to commit murder or manslaughter? Should random cops be allowed to commit other crimes?

Prove it was murder.

Not my job. We all saw him kill the guy. A judge and jury are in the process of determining if he committed murder or manslaughter, but we all saw the cop kill the guy.

No, you all THOUGHT you saw it, based on your "extensive" knowledge from watching TV, one assumes. The autopsy report tells us that Floyd didn't die from the knee on the neck.

That's Not True.... the final autopsy report from the medical examiner ruled it a homicide due to the officer's restraining force....

What the medical examiner said killed him...


Dr. Stephen Nelson, chairman of Florida's medical examiners commission, who is not affiliated with the case, reviewed the new files and says that doesn't mean the drugs or health condition is what caused Floyd's death.

"We've all had cases where those kinds of of levels come into play. You've got to look at the whole picture," Nelson said. "It's one thing to die *with* something. It's another thing to die *from* something."

The documents say Baker performed the autopsy before watching the videos of police restraining Floyd, with Officer Derek Chauvin's knee on Floyd's neck, because Baker wanted to avoid bias in his autopsy.

In the Medical Examiner Baker's final report after watching the videos, he ruled Floyd's death a homicide caused by "law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."

The FBI asked the Armed Forces Medical Examiner to review Baker's autopsy and they agreed with his findings, writing "his death was caused by the police subdual and restraint" with cardiovascular disease and drug intoxication contributing."

New court docs say George Floyd had "fatal level" of fentanyl in his system

This guy isn't affiliated with the case. His opinion means absolutely nothing.

That male witness who took the stand today appeared and sounded credible. His testimony will be considered by the jurors.

 

[BS Filter]

That poor man was held for 9 minutes unable to move. Sure he had his issues. So did I when I was younger. It doesn't mean I should have had my claustrophobia tested. Based on what saw? That cop was one of the bad cops.

He certainly seems negligent. The video I saw was pretty fucking bad. The cop may well just be a brazen dumb fuck. Intent to murder would have had to come in the moment...because they tried to put Floyd in the back of a cop car and he would not cooperate and he asked to lay on the ground.

I have no doubt he did something in the car to warrant his being tossed on the ground. But in cuffs with 4 cops, he did not need to be held with a knee on neck for over 9 minutes.

The racists are seeking justification for the public execution of a black man. Behavior while in custody, past record, drug use, anything.

When you see the entire video it's evident that Floyd was in a drugged mania state.

So what if he was? How would that give a cop justification for killing him? What kind of other stuff do you think offers approval for random cops to commit murder or manslaughter? Should random cops be allowed to commit other crimes?

Prove it was murder.

Not my job. We all saw him kill the guy. A judge and jury are in the process of determining if he committed murder or manslaughter, but we all saw the cop kill the guy.

No, you all THOUGHT you saw it, based on your "extensive" knowledge from watching TV, one assumes. The autopsy report tells us that Floyd didn't die from the knee on the neck.

That's Not True.... the final autopsy report from the medical examiner ruled it a homicide due to the officer's restraining force....

What the medical examiner said killed him...


Dr. Stephen Nelson, chairman of Florida's medical examiners commission, who is not affiliated with the case, reviewed the new files and says that doesn't mean the drugs or health condition is what caused Floyd's death.

"We've all had cases where those kinds of of levels come into play. You've got to look at the whole picture," Nelson said. "It's one thing to die *with* something. It's another thing to die *from* something."

The documents say Baker performed the autopsy before watching the videos of police restraining Floyd, with Officer Derek Chauvin's knee on Floyd's neck, because Baker wanted to avoid bias in his autopsy.

In the Medical Examiner Baker's final report after watching the videos, he ruled Floyd's death a homicide caused by "law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."

The FBI asked the Armed Forces Medical Examiner to review Baker's autopsy and they agreed with his findings, writing "his death was caused by the police subdual and restraint" with cardiovascular disease and drug intoxication contributing."

New court docs say George Floyd had "fatal level" of fentanyl in his system

This guy isn't affiliated with the case. His opinion means absolutely nothing.

That male witness who took the stand today appeared and sounded credible. His testimony will be considered by the jurors.

So? Floyd gave himself a lethal dose of fentanyl. He would have died regardless, cop or no cop.

 

[ClaireH]

That poor man was held for 9 minutes unable to move. Sure he had his issues. So did I when I was younger. It doesn't mean I should have had my claustrophobia tested. Based on what saw? That cop was one of the bad cops.

Let’s say the claustrophobia part was totally made up. I’ll go even farther and say he was just trying to avoid going to jail. Chauvin exceeded the necessary time to hold down Floyd by what....3 minutes after he stopped “resisting”? Stupid comes in all occupations unfortunately.

 

[ClaireH]

That poor man was held for 9 minutes unable to move. Sure he had his issues. So did I when I was younger. It doesn't mean I should have had my claustrophobia tested. Based on what saw? That cop was one of the bad cops.

He certainly seems negligent. The video I saw was pretty fucking bad. The cop may well just be a brazen dumb fuck. Intent to murder would have had to come in the moment...because they tried to put Floyd in the back of a cop car and he would not cooperate and he asked to lay on the ground.

I have no doubt he did something in the car to warrant his being tossed on the ground. But in cuffs with 4 cops, he did not need to be held with a knee on neck for over 9 minutes.

The racists are seeking justification for the public execution of a black man. Behavior while in custody, past record, drug use, anything.

When you see the entire video it's evident that Floyd was in a drugged mania state.

So what if he was? How would that give a cop justification for killing him? What kind of other stuff do you think offers approval for random cops to commit murder or manslaughter? Should random cops be allowed to commit other crimes?

Prove it was murder.

Not my job. We all saw him kill the guy. A judge and jury are in the process of determining if he committed murder or manslaughter, but we all saw the cop kill the guy.

No, you all THOUGHT you saw it, based on your "extensive" knowledge from watching TV, one assumes. The autopsy report tells us that Floyd didn't die from the knee on the neck.

That's Not True.... the final autopsy report from the medical examiner ruled it a homicide due to the officer's restraining force....

What the medical examiner said killed him...


Dr. Stephen Nelson, chairman of Florida's medical examiners commission, who is not affiliated with the case, reviewed the new files and says that doesn't mean the drugs or health condition is what caused Floyd's death.

"We've all had cases where those kinds of of levels come into play. You've got to look at the whole picture," Nelson said. "It's one thing to die *with* something. It's another thing to die *from* something."

The documents say Baker performed the autopsy before watching the videos of police restraining Floyd, with Officer Derek Chauvin's knee on Floyd's neck, because Baker wanted to avoid bias in his autopsy.

In the Medical Examiner Baker's final report after watching the videos, he ruled Floyd's death a homicide caused by "law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."

The FBI asked the Armed Forces Medical Examiner to review Baker's autopsy and they agreed with his findings, writing "his death was caused by the police subdual and restraint" with cardiovascular disease and drug intoxication contributing."

New court docs say George Floyd had "fatal level" of fentanyl in his system

This guy isn't affiliated with the case. His opinion means absolutely nothing.

That male witness who took the stand today appeared and sounded credible. His testimony will be considered by the jurors.

So? Floyd gave himself a lethal dose of fentanyl. He would have died regardless, cop or no cop.

I know you’re not addressing me here but you’re exactly right...that could’ve been the case ...and we will now never really know (conflicting coroner’s report compared to the medical examiner’s)...the cop messed up either way and he’s likely going to be held accountable.

 

[BS Filter]

That poor man was held for 9 minutes unable to move. Sure he had his issues. So did I when I was younger. It doesn't mean I should have had my claustrophobia tested. Based on what saw? That cop was one of the bad cops.

He certainly seems negligent. The video I saw was pretty fucking bad. The cop may well just be a brazen dumb fuck. Intent to murder would have had to come in the moment...because they tried to put Floyd in the back of a cop car and he would not cooperate and he asked to lay on the ground.

I have no doubt he did something in the car to warrant his being tossed on the ground. But in cuffs with 4 cops, he did not need to be held with a knee on neck for over 9 minutes.

The racists are seeking justification for the public execution of a black man. Behavior while in custody, past record, drug use, anything.

When you see the entire video it's evident that Floyd was in a drugged mania state.

So what if he was? How would that give a cop justification for killing him? What kind of other stuff do you think offers approval for random cops to commit murder or manslaughter? Should random cops be allowed to commit other crimes?

Prove it was murder.

Not my job. We all saw him kill the guy. A judge and jury are in the process of determining if he committed murder or manslaughter, but we all saw the cop kill the guy.

No, you all THOUGHT you saw it, based on your "extensive" knowledge from watching TV, one assumes. The autopsy report tells us that Floyd didn't die from the knee on the neck.

That's Not True.... the final autopsy report from the medical examiner ruled it a homicide due to the officer's restraining force....

What the medical examiner said killed him...


Dr. Stephen Nelson, chairman of Florida's medical examiners commission, who is not affiliated with the case, reviewed the new files and says that doesn't mean the drugs or health condition is what caused Floyd's death.

"We've all had cases where those kinds of of levels come into play. You've got to look at the whole picture," Nelson said. "It's one thing to die *with* something. It's another thing to die *from* something."

The documents say Baker performed the autopsy before watching the videos of police restraining Floyd, with Officer Derek Chauvin's knee on Floyd's neck, because Baker wanted to avoid bias in his autopsy.

In the Medical Examiner Baker's final report after watching the videos, he ruled Floyd's death a homicide caused by "law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."

The FBI asked the Armed Forces Medical Examiner to review Baker's autopsy and they agreed with his findings, writing "his death was caused by the police subdual and restraint" with cardiovascular disease and drug intoxication contributing."

New court docs say George Floyd had "fatal level" of fentanyl in his system

This guy isn't affiliated with the case. His opinion means absolutely nothing.

That male witness who took the stand today appeared and sounded credible. His testimony will be considered by the jurors.

So? Floyd gave himself a lethal dose of fentanyl. He would have died regardless, cop or no cop.

I know you’re not addressing me here but you’re exactly right...that could’ve been the case ...and we will now never really know (conflicting coroner’s report compared to the medical examiner’s)...the cop messed up either way and he’s likely going to be held accountable.

I don't think so. I think at the most he's gonna be found for excessive force. However, I do expect the Ignorant ex slaves to burn Minneapolis down if the cop gets anything less than guilty of murder.

 

[Care4all]

That poor man was held for 9 minutes unable to move. Sure he had his issues. So did I when I was younger. It doesn't mean I should have had my claustrophobia tested. Based on what saw? That cop was one of the bad cops.

He certainly seems negligent. The video I saw was pretty fucking bad. The cop may well just be a brazen dumb fuck. Intent to murder would have had to come in the moment...because they tried to put Floyd in the back of a cop car and he would not cooperate and he asked to lay on the ground.

I have no doubt he did something in the car to warrant his being tossed on the ground. But in cuffs with 4 cops, he did not need to be held with a knee on neck for over 9 minutes.

The racists are seeking justification for the public execution of a black man. Behavior while in custody, past record, drug use, anything.

When you see the entire video it's evident that Floyd was in a drugged mania state.

So what if he was? How would that give a cop justification for killing him? What kind of other stuff do you think offers approval for random cops to commit murder or manslaughter? Should random cops be allowed to commit other crimes?

Prove it was murder.

Not my job. We all saw him kill the guy. A judge and jury are in the process of determining if he committed murder or manslaughter, but we all saw the cop kill the guy.

No, you all THOUGHT you saw it, based on your "extensive" knowledge from watching TV, one assumes. The autopsy report tells us that Floyd didn't die from the knee on the neck.

That's Not True.... the final autopsy report from the medical examiner ruled it a homicide due to the officer's restraining force....

What the medical examiner said killed him...


Dr. Stephen Nelson, chairman of Florida's medical examiners commission, who is not affiliated with the case, reviewed the new files and says that doesn't mean the drugs or health condition is what caused Floyd's death.

"We've all had cases where those kinds of of levels come into play. You've got to look at the whole picture," Nelson said. "It's one thing to die *with* something. It's another thing to die *from* something."

The documents say Baker performed the autopsy before watching the videos of police restraining Floyd, with Officer Derek Chauvin's knee on Floyd's neck, because Baker wanted to avoid bias in his autopsy.

In the Medical Examiner Baker's final report after watching the videos, he ruled Floyd's death a homicide caused by "law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."

The FBI asked the Armed Forces Medical Examiner to review Baker's autopsy and they agreed with his findings, writing "his death was caused by the police subdual and restraint" with cardiovascular disease and drug intoxication contributing."

New court docs say George Floyd had "fatal level" of fentanyl in his system

This guy isn't affiliated with the case. His opinion means absolutely nothing. On the other hand, he does admit that the cop wasn't responsible for the death because the victim had heart disease and a lethal dose of fentanyl. You can't convict the cop for murder if the victim had given himself a lethal dose of fentanyl. Case closed.

The medical examiner Baker, DID THE AUTOPSY silly one...., he determined the CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

[BS Filter]

That poor man was held for 9 minutes unable to move. Sure he had his issues. So did I when I was younger. It doesn't mean I should have had my claustrophobia tested. Based on what saw? That cop was one of the bad cops.

He certainly seems negligent. The video I saw was pretty fucking bad. The cop may well just be a brazen dumb fuck. Intent to murder would have had to come in the moment...because they tried to put Floyd in the back of a cop car and he would not cooperate and he asked to lay on the ground.

I have no doubt he did something in the car to warrant his being tossed on the ground. But in cuffs with 4 cops, he did not need to be held with a knee on neck for over 9 minutes.

The racists are seeking justification for the public execution of a black man. Behavior while in custody, past record, drug use, anything.

When you see the entire video it's evident that Floyd was in a drugged mania state.

So what if he was? How would that give a cop justification for killing him? What kind of other stuff do you think offers approval for random cops to commit murder or manslaughter? Should random cops be allowed to commit other crimes?

Prove it was murder.

Not my job. We all saw him kill the guy. A judge and jury are in the process of determining if he committed murder or manslaughter, but we all saw the cop kill the guy.

No, you all THOUGHT you saw it, based on your "extensive" knowledge from watching TV, one assumes. The autopsy report tells us that Floyd didn't die from the knee on the neck.

That's Not True.... the final autopsy report from the medical examiner ruled it a homicide due to the officer's restraining force....

What the medical examiner said killed him...


Dr. Stephen Nelson, chairman of Florida's medical examiners commission, who is not affiliated with the case, reviewed the new files and says that doesn't mean the drugs or health condition is what caused Floyd's death.

"We've all had cases where those kinds of of levels come into play. You've got to look at the whole picture," Nelson said. "It's one thing to die *with* something. It's another thing to die *from* something."

The documents say Baker performed the autopsy before watching the videos of police restraining Floyd, with Officer Derek Chauvin's knee on Floyd's neck, because Baker wanted to avoid bias in his autopsy.

In the Medical Examiner Baker's final report after watching the videos, he ruled Floyd's death a homicide caused by "law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."

The FBI asked the Armed Forces Medical Examiner to review Baker's autopsy and they agreed with his findings, writing "his death was caused by the police subdual and restraint" with cardiovascular disease and drug intoxication contributing."

New court docs say George Floyd had "fatal level" of fentanyl in his system

This guy isn't affiliated with the case. His opinion means absolutely nothing. On the other hand, he does admit that the cop wasn't responsible for the death because the victim had heart disease and a lethal dose of fentanyl. You can't convict the cop for murder if the victim had given himself a lethal dose of fentanyl. Case closed.

The medical examiner Baker, DID THE AUTOPSY silly one...., he determined the CAUSE OF DEATH.

What did he say was the cause of death, idiot.

 

[beautress]

Cops have a lot of awful things they have to do to protect the public from out-of-control drugged, drunk, just plain mean narcissists, and abusive creeps who are rather pleasant when they are not engaged in untoward acts such as cheating by passing counterfeit money to get a reward.

I don't think anyone wants to be pushed around by a big gallut who hurts someone and takes his attitude to defy the very cops who are merely trying to keep the peace. This came about because of Mr. Floyd's crime, his self-inflicted drugged state resulting in his self-inflicted suicide by fentanyl and multidrug cocktail on top of that.

The failure of a police officer to apprehend and stop a madman in the grips of illegal and overdosing by his own doing should not be rewarded because stopping his tantrum behaviors looks really bad.

Some time ago, a druggie got behind the wheel of his car and front ended a van taking 8 children to a summer camp. The only survivor was the dui driver. He killed 8 kids and 2 adults. Too bad nobody stopped him from his weaving his way at top speed to the fate of 10 victims. The 10 innocent victims would be alive today if a cop had gotten tough with their killer. Should his family get millions of dollars like Mr. Floyd's family? Same crime. The only difference was what people saw that made America sick at its stomach. The only ones who got sick at their stomachs looking at the behest of another druggie as equally intoxicated were the cops and coroner's crew who had to cleanup the public mess of blood and twisted bodies of children and their camp leaders/parents.

That cop did not intentionally kill a man dying of his own self poisoning. Let the video go. Ugly stuff happens to criminals as irresponsible as Mr. Floyd who is no martyr.

 

[BS Filter]

Cops have a lot of awful things they have to do to protect the public from out-of-control drugged, drunk, just plain mean narcissists, and abusive creeps who are rather pleasant when they are not engaged in untoward acts such as cheating by passing counterfeit money to get a reward.

I don't think anyone wants to be pushed around by a big gallut who hurts someone and takes his attitude to defy the very cops who are merely trying to keep the peace. This came about because of Mr. Floyd's crime, his self-inflicted drugged state resulting in his self-inflicted suicide by fentanyl and multidrug cocktail on top of that.

The failure of a police officer to apprehend and stop a madman in the grips of illegal and overdosing by his own doing should not be rewarded because stopping his tantrum behaviors looks really bad.

Some time ago, a druggie got behind the wheel of his car and front ended a van taking 8 children to a summer camp. The only survivor was the dui driver. He killed 8 kids and 2 adults. Too bad nobody stopped him from his weaving his way at top speed to the fate of 10 victims. The 10 innocent victims would be alive today if a cop had gotten tough with their killer. Should his family get millions of dollars like Mr. Floyd's family? Same crime. The only difference was what people saw that made America sick at its stomach. The only ones who got sick at their stomachs looking at the behest of another druggie as equally intoxicated were the cops and coroner's crew who had to cleanup the public mess of blood and twisted bodies of children and their camp leaders/parents.

That cop did not intentionally kill a man dying of his own self poisoning. Let the video go. Ugly stuff happens to criminals as irresponsible as Mr. Floyd who is no martyr.

Exactly. Trayvon Martin was a thug, Michael Brown was a thug, and George Floyd was a thug. Don't be a pawn in their game.