The greatest Lie Ever Sold: George Floyd and the Rise of BLM

[stormtrooper8]

But again....cops have been doing it forever

But a massive guy who has a guy barely any weight on him, who's light as a feather, and just this one time after allll these years, something bad happens

And it just happened, and didn't have anything to do with the guy drugged up?

C'mon guys y'all are pretty smart and can put 2 & 2 together

What Chauvin did is not a common practice for police officers.

That doesn’t mean it’s never happened before but any reasonable cop will tell you what Chauvin did is atrocious police conduct

If Floyd was drugged up and saying he couldn’t breathe, then he should’ve gotten medical help.

Chauvin’s police behavior is unacceptable no matter what. It’s indefensible and frankly disgusting.

Chauvin is where he should be

 

[Wagerallsports]

I can go back many many years and show where I've made many negative posts on the forums about cops and their BS

I'll have to find them all and anyone can see I've rarely sided with cops

So trust me if I felt the officer's knee barely on this massive guy, who already had stuff going on to his own fault, did him in, I would definitely agree and admit it

 

[Wagerallsports]

It's this simple

Don't resist or argue with police officers, and things will never escalate

Most of us have had a bad experience with a police officer but the difference is most of us just keep our mouth shut and go along with what they say, ask or demand

If you escalate things whatever happens it's what you deserve

 

[stormtrooper8]

It's this simple

Don't resist or argue with police officers, and things will never escalate

Most of us have had a bad experience with a police officer but the difference is most of us just keep our mouth shut and go along with what they say, ask or demand

If you escalate things whatever happens it's what you deserve

I think we all agree you shouldn't resist

But how is what Floyd did deserving of what ended up happening to him? Floyd didn't deserve to be murdered by a cop

I'm sorry, that's bullshit

 

[Wagerallsports]

I just realized, check the political Forum I posted something earlier this morning negative about a cop LOL

I guess I should have been more clear I do think the amount of time he had his knee on his back was extreme, but my point is they have always done that for years and years and years, and I just don't believe that that little skinny man killed him, there is much more to it

 

[vitterd]

It's this simple

Don't resist or argue with police officers, and things will never escalate

Most of us have had a bad experience with a police officer but the difference is most of us just keep our mouth shut and go along with what they say, ask or demand

If you escalate things whatever happens it's what you deserve

Yeah that’s not an acceptable argument. Police often fuxck up. It can’t be, if you resist and die, it’s your fault. Cops have to have a better way. That’s their job.

 

[Wagerallsports]

Yeah that’s not an acceptable argument. Police often fuxck up. It can’t be, if you resist and die, it’s your fault. Cops have to have a better way. That’s their job.

We all say if we were a cop "I would just shoot them in the leg"

But realistically, when you're life is threatened, that's not what you think about

But yes, if I escalate or resist, and let's just say something even as impossible as the officer drops his gun and it fires a bullet into my chest, by accident, it never would have happened if hadn't of acted a fool

My Fault 100%

 

[stormtrooper8]

I just realized, check the political Forum I posted something earlier this morning negative about a cop LOL

I guess I should have been more clear I do think the amount of time he had his knee on his back was extreme, but my point is they have always done that for years and years and years, and I just don't believe that that little skinny man killed him, there is much more to it

I don't like to use the Chauvin/Floyd situation as one to make broad judgments about police officers, systemic racism, etc. I'm not advocating for politicizing the event. My beliefs about those things are not impacted by this specific case, and I don't think they should be

I care about the specific event itself. What Chauvin did is wrong and indefensible and I agree with the verdict 100%

 

[Enikk]

Watch this vid....

Cops possibly responsible, not charged

Floyd case, cops not responsible, but charged

15 minute mark is fvcked up

 

[Bubbles]

The only thing that should change is that there should be no knee on the neck. Continuing to arrest the bad guys should never change.

totally agree with this.

 

[Enikk]

If Floyd was drugged up and saying he couldn’t breathe, then he should’ve gotten medical help.

GF resisted arrest and said he couldn't breath while in the Police car. He stated he was claustrophobic and couldn't sit in the car. Ironic because they 1st questioned him sitting in his own smaller car. GF asked to be placed on the ground while resisting arrest. Pills he spit out were in the cop car and were a lethal dose. Again, most of this shit never went to trial for whatever reason. i didn't follow the story much like Vitty didn't and the little I had seen was what the media wanted you to see. The Doc is well worth the watch and then give your opinion as by your responses you as well only seen what they wanted you to and the rest of the World to see.

 

[vitterd]

GF resisted arrest and said he couldn't breath while in the Police car. He stated he was claustrophobic and couldn't sit in the car. Ironic because they 1st questioned him sitting in his own smaller car. GF asked to be placed on the ground while resisting arrest. Pills he spit out were in the cop car and were a lethal dose. Again, most of this shit never went to trial for whatever reason. i didn't follow the story much like Vitty didn't and the little I had seen was what the media wanted you to see. The Doc is well worth the watch and then give your opinion as by your responses you as well only seen what they wanted you to and the rest of the World to see.

The only issue with the doc is that it’s by Candance Owens…..she has an agenda and simply cannot be trusted. I would fact check the shit out of anything she says.

 

[stormtrooper8]

GF resisted arrest and said he couldn't breath while in the Police car. He stated he was claustrophobic and couldn't sit in the car. Ironic because they 1st questioned him sitting in his own smaller car. GF asked to be placed on the ground while resisting arrest. Pills he spit out were in the cop car and were a lethal dose. Again, most of this shit never went to trial for whatever reason. i didn't follow the story much like Vitty didn't and the little I had seen was what the media wanted you to see. The Doc is well worth the watch and then give your opinion as by your responses you as well only seen what they wanted you to and the rest of the World to see.

I'm knowledgeable about the case tbh or at least much more so than most people

I am a legal nerd. I watch trials for fun, and watched quite a bit of this one.

There is nothing that anyone's said that justifies Chauvin's behavior. Asking out of the car doesn't justify putting on the ground and kneeling on him for 9 minutes. Funny, there's never been a strong argument for Chauvin's actual conduct. I can't imagine why.

The proper response would have been to take him straight to the hospital. What came out of Floyd's mouth is meaningless.

 

[stormtrooper8]

The only issue with the doc is that it’s by Candance Owens…..she has an agenda and simply cannot be trusted. I would fact check the shit out of anything she says.

Her next documentary will be about how Alex Jones is actually a great guy.

Watch.

 

[edawg]

Burn
Loot
Murder

 

[ttwarrior1]

dont think there is a democrat that will watch it or care and they will disagree

 

[stormtrooper8]

Yeah that’s not an acceptable argument. Police often fuxck up. It can’t be, if you resist and die, it’s your fault. Cops have to have a better way. That’s their job.

End of debate

 

[MinnesotaFats]

??

What are you talking about "threw away?"

He was convicted of 3rd degree murder.

Minnesota is unique in that it's second degree murder statute doesn't require intent either, unlike 47 other States that do, but rather the comission of a peripheral felony level crime, so Ellison was able to, thru a technical interpretation, insist that the TRAINED TECHNIQUE, that was approved in the MPD handbook, was in fact a felony.

That's how ridiculously stupid the trial was....

99/100 men wouldn't have resisted, wouldn't be drugged up and would have survived this. But in urban America, where 35% of all black men are felons, this shit happens and until we stand up and say the truth: that Floyd provoked the circumstances of the situation and his death was the result of his disobedience, then we simply are going to have more out of control black crime...

It's an epidemic

 

[stormtrooper8]

??

What are you talking about "threw away?"

Threw away as in they weren't going to let him get a sentence just off of 3rd degree murder, which is what Chauvin was hoping for.

Chauvin wanted to plead guilty to 3rd degree murder and serve a 10ish year sentence in federal prison.

The DA said no to the deal because of leniency. It was escalated to 2nd degree murder + 3rd degree murder + 2nd degree manslaughter , and Chauvin decided to go the Not Guilty route

 

[stormtrooper8]

The trial would have had the same outcome even if it was moved to some bumblefuck town in Minnesota. Such a weak and desperate argument.