Chat Derek Chauvin Guilty! Fuck yes!

[hardee]

Another cause of asphyxiation is drugs. The prosecution’s doctor witness said so himself. And the prone position isn’t a death sentence as the George Floyd Challenge demonstrates.

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In every one of those pictures the weight is not on the leg over the neck. Check the image below that CLEARLY shows his left foot not firmly planted on the ground and his weight directly over the knee.

 

[jimmyd]

WOW how come the defense didn't have these photos....maybe because they're bullshit social media stuff your source of all personal knowledge.

They didn’t need those photos, they had doctors and LEOs telling them that you don’t die from being in that position.


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[sy barite]

Yes she would have been if that is what happened. Now humour me on Marjorie Taylor Greene calling on prominent Democrats to be executed for Treason. Shouldn’t she be kicked out of Congress for that. What about all those Republicans stirring up the rioters in January 6th? Aren’t they guilty of inciting violence?

At least we are both consistent. I disagree, I don't think she would have been guilty of inciting violence.

I'm not familiar with what Greene said, but if she accused someone of Treason and the legal punishment is execution, then no it's not the same as inciting violence. If her accusation was frivolous, or just plain wrong, then she deserves the full weight of political judgment.

 

[sy barite]

Now, back to the George Floyd case and stop deflecting which is your usual mode.

What am I supposed to be deflecting from?

 

[jimmyd]

In every one of those pictures the weight is not on the leg over the neck. Check the image below that CLEARLY shows his left foot not firmly planted on the ground and his weight directly over the knee.

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140lbs on a shoulder/back is uncomfortable, but will not kill you. Even the prosecution got away from that narrative because it was clear his knee wasn’t on his neck. They start calling it the “neck area”.


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[qinging]

Again, I don't want to appear unfeeling, but the fact is that police deal with people who pretend to be subdued and then explode in violence all the time. I'm not an expert, but I believe they're trained to keep them subdued until it's safe to move them...whatever "safe" means. As I said in my first post on this thread, I don't know what the right legal outcome should have been. Clearly it seems to me that police training is sorely lacking if this can happen.

You "don't know what the right legal outcome should have been"..... .....you don't need to....it was made for you....called a jury.

 

[UsefulIdiot]

Again, I don't want to appear unfeeling, but the fact is that police deal with people who pretend to be subdued and then explode in violence all the time. I'm not an expert, but I believe they're trained to keep them subdued until it's safe to move them...whatever "safe" means. As I said in my first post on this thread, I don't know what the right legal outcome should have been. Clearly it seems to me that police training is sorely lacking if this can happen.

Floyd was in handcuffs, if he faked being unconscious and then sprang to life he would not get far before being gunned down. Training may be something to look at, but it is probably more important to do ongoing evaluations of police both for their conduct as well as their mental states. For example, if a cop becomes more generally agitated, maybe re-assign him to another post for a while, and then give him the option to return to his original post when and if he/she is ready.

 

[jimmyd]

Keeping reading.

Everything was admitted as evidence

And yes, Trump incited the violence.

Now, back to the George Floyd case and stop deflecting which is your usual mode.

So predictable. It’s only inciting violence when it comes from one side. Even though Trump said peacefully make your voices heard.


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[Hornet]

What am I supposed to be deflecting from?

This is a trial based on evidence. Any discussion on Maxine Waters is merely a deflection. Maxine Waters had no bearing on the outcome. If there is a argument otherwise that is for Chauvin’s lawyer to make a case in the appeal. If Maxine Waters did sway the jury, the case will be a mistrial. If she didn’t the verdict will be upheld.

 

[Hornet]

So predictable. It’s only inciting violence when it comes from one side. Even though Trump said peacefully make your voices heard.


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Learn to read you idiot. I answered sy barite saying I agreed that Maxine Waters would be guilty of inciting violence. That is not one sided at all.

 

[jimmyd]

You "don't know what the right legal outcome should have been"..... .....you don't need to....it was made for you....called a jury.

A jury afraid for their lives.


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[qinging]

"Two autopsy reports — one by a private medical examiner commissioned by Floyd’s family and another by the Hennepin County Medical Examiner — reached the same conclusion: that Floyd died of homicide, meaning death at the hands of someone else"

 

[sy barite]

This is a trial based on evidence. Any discussion on Maxine Waters is merely a deflection. Maxine Waters had no bearing on the outcome. If there is a argument otherwise that is for Chauvin’s lawyer to make a case in the appeal. If Maxine Waters did sway the jury, the case will be a mistrial. If she didn’t the verdict will be upheld.

Before admonishing others to learn to read, you should perhaps check above where I state that I'm bringing Waters up as a side note to the trial. I never suggested her utterances had anything to do with the trial per se.

 

[sy barite]

Is anyone else amused by how the discussion proceeds with ZERO acknowledgement of the nonsensical contributions of a certain member here? It reminds me of a baby crying on the sideline while the older brother is on the field.

 

[qinging]

Is anyone else amused by how the discussion proceeds with ZERO acknowledgement of the nonsensical contributions of a certain member here? It reminds me of a baby crying on the sideline while the older brother is on the field.

Yes autopsy reports are so annoying....I'm sure Bitchute has their own

 

[Hornet]

Is anyone else amused by how the discussion proceeds with ZERO acknowledgement of the nonsensical contributions of a certain member here? It reminds me of a baby crying on the sideline while the older brother is on the field.

Jimmyd’s nonsensical contributions here are not amusing.

 

[jimmyd]

The Daily Wire on Instagram: "@officialbenshapiro reacts to the guilty charges of Derek Chauvin"

22K likes, 546 comments - realdailywire on April 20, 2021: "@officialbenshapiro reacts to the guilty charges of Derek Chauvin"

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[sy barite]

I see what you did there! but not before he recognized himself and took the bait.

 

[jimmyd]

"Two autopsy reports — one by a private medical examiner commissioned by Floyd’s family and another by the Hennepin County Medical Examiner — reached the same conclusion: that Floyd died of homicide, meaning death at the hands of someone else"

You love showing how ignorant you are. Please look up homicide. Aren’t you embarrassed?


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[Hornet]

Yahoo finance has full day coverage videos of the trial

here’s a sample

Fell free to watch and see what you missed