The Derek Chauvin Trial

@oralloy,

oralloy wrote:

Actually I didn't say anything at all about it at the time it happened.

I was focused on a much more important case (the lynching of Amy Cooper) and didn't take any notice of this case whatsoever.

Exact why I won’t bother looking for it. Because you’d deny your own words, or try to twist them so they don’t say what they say.

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@snood,

snood wrote:

Exact why I won't bother looking for it.

You won't bother looking for it because it doesn't exist. You're making it up.

snood wrote:

Because you'd deny your own words, or try to twist them so they don't say what they say.

No. I always tell the truth.

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@snood,

that's a perfect example of why i put that individual on ignore.

he states that a dog-walking incident is more important to him than a senseless murder via police brutality.

either he's trolling (a shitty thing to do, but OK)... or he truly feels that way (in which case he is indeed bat-**** crazy, and should not be allowed to own firearms)...

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@Region Philbis,

Region Philbis wrote:

a dog-walking incident

Your characterization of the lynching of an innocent person is despicable.

Region Philbis wrote:

he is indeed bat-**** crazy, and should not be allowed to own firearms

Having ethics and morality is not crazy.

And this is America. People have the right to have guns whether you like it or not.

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‘Totally unnecessary’: the longest-serving Minneapolis Police officer says Chauvin violated police policy.

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@revelette3,

That begs the question: What should they have done with the guy?

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@oralloy,

oralloy wrote:

That begs the question: What should they have done with the guy?

Subdue him without killing him. Book him. Put him in jail and then go on about their goddamn day.

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@snood,

I watched the trial yesterday, unless I am mistaken about what I saw, the video evidence showed the police putting George Floyd into the police car and while he distressed and crying for help, an another policeman opened the other back passenger door and pulled George Floyd thru the car over the back seat and onto the street where he ultimately was suffocated to death.

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@glitterbag,

glitterbag wrote:

I watched the trial yesterday, unless I am mistaken about what I saw, the video evidence showed the police putting George Floyd into the police car and while he distressed and crying for help, an another policeman opened the other back passenger door and pulled George Floyd thru the car over the back seat and onto the street where he ultimately was suffocated to death.

Yup. Had him subdued then took him back out of the car to “punish” him. Murder.

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@snood,

Wrong. They only had him subdued when they were on top of him in the street. And there was nothing to say he wouldn't have resumed his struggles as soon as they let him up.

They never took him out of the car because they never had him in the car.

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@snood,

snood wrote:

Subdue him

How?

snood wrote:

without killing him.

It is quite possible that he died of a drug overdose, possibly compounded by his exertions while resisting arrest.

snood wrote:

Book him. Put him in jail and then go on about their goddamn day.

How do you get him to the police station to do that?

Star Trek transporter?

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@glitterbag,

glitterbag wrote:

I watched the trial yesterday, unless I am mistaken about what I saw, the video evidence showed the police putting George Floyd into the police car

You are quite mistaken. He refused to let them put him into the police car.

glitterbag wrote:

and while he distressed and crying for help, an another policeman opened the other back passenger door and pulled George Floyd thru the car over the back seat

He was attempting to pull him into the police car.

glitterbag wrote:

and onto the street

No. He jumped out into the street himself.

glitterbag wrote:

where he ultimately was suffocated to death.

He probably died of a drug overdose aggravated by his exertions in resisting arrest.

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@oralloy,

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there was nothing to say he wouldn't have resumed his struggles as soon as they let him up.

So it was a preemptive killing. I see.

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@farmerman,

Hardly. They didn't intend to kill him at all. And it's possible that they didn't.

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Max just mentioned that the prosecution isn't even saying any of this nonsense about cops pulling him out of the car.

I'm not following the trial, so I had thought that all the nonsense that you guys are posting was representative of the trial or something.

I guess Max's thread is going to be the reality based one, and this is the thread for leftist delusions.

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@oralloy,

oralloy wrote:

Hardly. They didn't intend to kill him at all. And it's possible that they didn't.

What result should you expect of resting for over nine minutes the full weight of a grown man on the neck of a person who is face down on a hard surface? What do you think will be the result of continuing to rest that weight on that neck for several minutes AFTER being told the person is no longer moving, breathing, or producing a pulse?

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Everyone, please continue to address the trial and don’t let Oralloy foul the whole thread for you with his evil nonsense.

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@oralloy,

oralloy wrote:

glitterbag wrote:
I watched the trial yesterday, unless I am mistaken about what I saw, the video evidence showed the police putting George Floyd into the police car

You are quite mistaken. He refused to let them put him into the police car.

glitterbag wrote:
and while he distressed and crying for help, an another policeman opened the other back passenger door and pulled George Floyd thru the car over the back seat

He was attempting to pull him into the police car.

glitterbag wrote:
and onto the street

No. He jumped out into the street himself.

glitterbag wrote:
where he ultimately was suffocated to death.

He probably died of a drug overdose aggravated by his exertions in resisting arrest.

You are a foolish person. You've already admitted that you aren't following this murder, check out the videos unless of course you have massive cataracts and can't see the images. Either way, you are mistaken to the 10 power.

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@glitterbag,

No, I'm not mistaken. Max has made it clear that what you guys are posting is delusional nonsense.

I should have realized that on my own.

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@oralloy,

Yes you are wrong, if you prefer the other members thread go play apologist over there.

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