I don't agree with the George Floyd verdict..

**Anglo-Celtic** · 04-22-2021, 08:45 AM

Originally Posted by TheGoldenSon

Please enlighten me.

I don't trust or value the corporate media more than I do a bucket of warm spit, but my education and professional call demands of me that I look underlying reasons for every event, cut trough the BS thrown my way and treat the cause while not wasting more time than needed on symptoms. So no, I didn't have the same exposure to the "truth" from CNN and MSNBC or whatever alphabet soup media you can call as you did with Fox News.

I'll be glad to do so, because you're in need of enlightenment. First, your reply had little or nothing to do with my comment. You made a lot of assumptions. You don't know what I think about all of the issues that you mention.

Second, I'm sick and tired of foreign people lying about my country. We don't live in 1960s Mississippi, and leftist propagandists lie as much as fish swim. Just today, they lied about the police shooting of a teen Black girl that threatened a second teen Black girl with a knife. These communists are destroying my country, and multitudes of us are at the Rubicon.

**Anglo-Celtic** · 04-22-2021, 09:05 AM

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**Zeno** · 04-22-2021, 10:09 AM

Originally Posted by Megadorian

The verdict was valid and truthful 100%

Stop being a closed mind racist turd.

Even though Chauvin has been convicted he should however be treated with the minimum amount of human respect that everyone deserves and the media should stop gloating about this crap and move on.

Valid and truthful, huh? It is evidently an innovation for criminal law to charge someone with two contradictory charges, that is: manslaughter, which is involuntary felony, and murder, which is voluntary, at the same time... And don't tell me otherwise, I was taught about this in full detail in the first semester in the subject of law. You can't charge someone with two contradictory charges. That is not what the principles of law itself state.

Secondly, there is available footage which shows Chauvin did nothing wrong and Floyd's own autopsy which also shows he merely didn't die from Chauvin.

Thirdly, you wish they stop the coverage. The climate in the US is heavily anti-white and such coverage and optics would only be enhanced.

**Smaland** · 04-22-2021, 02:27 PM

According to what I've read and seen,

Floyd had 3x the lethal amount of Fentanyl in his system
the medical examiner said that Floyd did not have injuries to his neck

If I really thought that Chauvin was guilty, I would agree with the verdicts. As it is, the jury may have voted the way they did because they were frightened of more riots.

**Hektor12** · 04-22-2021, 02:35 PM

Originally Posted by Smaland

If I really thought that Chauvin was guilty, I would agree with the verdict.

Not only Chauvin, but all the officers on the scene IMO. Police should consider probability of lethality and provide medical assistance. The suspect repeatedly stated that he cant breathe; if i were a cop on the scene, at least calling 911 would be my decision. I wouldnt leave somebody to die under custody, in front of my eyes.

**~~ixulescu~~** · 04-22-2021, 03:09 PM

Originally Posted by Hektor12

Not only Chauvin, but all the officers on the scene IMO. Police should consider probability of lethality and provide medical assistance. The suspect repeatedly stated that he cant breathe; if i were a cop on the scene, at least calling 911 would be my decision. I wouldnt leave somebody to die under custody, in front of my eyes.

The policemen on the scene did call the ambulance very early on. The ambulance arrived just 1 minute after Floyd appeared to become unresponsive.

**PaleoEuropean** · 04-22-2021, 03:55 PM

We have appeals courts for a reason, he will probably end up with manslaughter in the end.

**Hektor12** · 04-22-2021, 04:57 PM

Originally Posted by ixulescu

The policemen on the scene did call the ambulance very early on. The ambulance arrived just 1 minute after Floyd appeared to become unresponsive.

Then stop applying full force on a person who could be in critical state. What officers did at the scene was literally "fucking for virginity".

**~~ixulescu~~** · 04-22-2021, 05:31 PM

Originally Posted by Hektor12

Then stop applying full force on a person who could be in critical state. What officers did at the scene was literally "fucking for virginity".

Chauvin did not apply the full force he was allowed to under the circumstance. Floyd was resisting arrest and the officer could have tased him according to the protocol, which would have probably instantly kill him. Floyd was on death's door already, and he had only himself to blame for it.

**Hektor12** · 04-22-2021, 05:50 PM

Originally Posted by ixulescu

Chauvin did not apply the full force

He did and other officers around also did the same. Chauvin is the scapegoat because he is white and the prominent person on the scene. But all the officers on the scene are rqually responsible for the actions, either for applying brutal force for very long time or not stopping-only watching that.

Chauvin is a tasty target for black racists; hes white and looks cold blooded. Thats it.