Video shows Minneapolis cop with knee on neck of motionless, moaning man who later died

[Westbrook]

Seems like what really happened here was the offending cop was concerned about losing "face" in front of a crowd of people and appearing like he's not in control, so he kept this guy needlessly pinned down almost out of spite. This is a common thing with police in America, much more so than any in Europe.

In german some say "Die Polizei dein Freund und Helfer". I would not resist the police and I would trust them to help me or do the right thing, now that I see this I lost trust in some police officers, Im scared now. The man begged for his life and was slowly murdered.

[de Burgh II]

The truth the incident is mathematically insignificant. So, you would agree that police kill way more people by gunshot then by suffocation right ?

Last year police shot to death 235 black people compared to 370 white people and yes that is disproportionate to their percentage of the population : 12% or 13% of the population.

Also, keep in mind that not all of these 235 black people were unarmed etc...

So let is see we are tiny specs of dust in an almost unfathomably large universe.

So , 235 black people were shot to death out of 39,480,000 black people who live in the USA.

Meanwhile, in 2018, 7,407 blacks died of homicide , most black and black crime, out of a population of 39.480,000.

How is this significant mathematically ?

P.S. Yes, the statistics would be better if I could get my hands on the last 10 years of statistics and averaged them out but I am having a hard time getting good statistics because of political correctness and stuff.

The difference between me and you is that i'm impartial and logical by nature. This is has nothing to do with race, more so behind how the officer handled the situation irrespective of this isolated incident.

Its true that criminal set themselves up in these situations that endangers a officer's life so it is logical for officers to use any means necessary to protect themselves; so killing is justifiable if foul play was from the criminal's actions.

Regardless, the situation could have been handled better if the officers didn't kill the assailant once he was apprehended.

[The Lawspeaker]

This is America 2020 This is the future of Europe... and it's "diverse, beautiful, empowering"

[Gründig]

They act like animals and than they wonder why they’re treated like them....

[PaleoEuropean]

They act like animals and than they wonder why they’re treated like them....

And they wonder why blacks have such a higher rate of coronavirus infection.

[Gründig]

And they wonder why blacks have such a higher rate of coronavirus infection.

They like to play the blame game. They refuse to take responsibility for their own actions and always look to blame someone else.....typically the whites.

[PaleoEuropean]

They like to play the blame game. They refuse to take responsibility for their own actions and always look to blame someone else.....typically the whites.

Yea, they have zero accountability and infect everywhere they go with crime and destruction, we need to send their asses back to Africa and let them see what real oppression and hardship is.

[Rædwald]

[Crn Volk]

The truth is, it is police brutality due to prolonged suffocation on his throat. Irrespective of the suspect's prior offenses, it could have been handled better in the court of law if he was apprehended more appropriately.

The protests are morphing into something else now. Those 'occupy wall st'/blm people are running them.

[Daco Celtic]

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