George Floyd death

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buka001 said:
Lol, shedding your skins I see.

The old guys is walking towards the police. No aggression. You can see he is trying to negotiate or reason with them.

They push him out the way. He is old, of course he is going to fall over.

Someone wants to help him, gets told not too.

It takes a National Guardsmen to kneel down and start administering care.
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That's exactly what I said. He doesn't seem that old. When they push him out of the way he trips.

The second/third cop calls for medical help on his radio. You can't just rush to help or pick up someone with a head injury.
 
abzo said:
Sorry about your grandparents but were the “blacks” who broke in police officers? Just trying to understand how this relates to the case.

Fckem cuntz do you mean the police?
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Identity politics.

If you can blame all police, he can blame all black people. It's only going to get worse.
 
HunterNW said:
1991 - I was in Std 8 (Grade 10). My grandparents lived in Linden. Grandma was in bed of a broken hip and grandpa worked his garden. Blacks broke in, raped grandma while another stood with his shoe on grandpa's neck - left them for dead.
Guaranteed not the first, last or only case. BUT Floyd is world news.

Fckem cuntz.
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But did they catch it on camera? And not that we aren't sorry for this horrible attack but what makes your grandma in Linden more special than a grandma in Soweto?

Downplaying a horrible act because there are other horrible acts isn't going to make the world better
 
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rietrot said:
That's exactly what I said. He doesn't seem that old. When they push him out of the way he trips.

The second/third cop calls for medical help on his radio. You can't just rush to help or pick up someone with a head injury.
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He is 75 and is as thin as a rake. Gets pushed by a young, stronger guy.

An audible thud is heard when he hits the concrete.

Spin those wheels!
 
HunterNW said:
1991 - I was in Std 8 (Grade 10). My grandparents lived in Linden. Grandma was in bed of a broken hip and grandpa worked his garden. Blacks broke in, raped grandma while another stood with his shoe on grandpa's neck - left them for dead.
Guaranteed not the first, last or only case. BUT Floyd is world news.

Fckem cuntz.
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who's "em"? What does George Floyd have to do with two rapists in 1991 in South Africa?
 
HunterNW said:
1991 - I was in Std 8 (Grade 10). My grandparents lived in Linden. Grandma was in bed of a broken hip and grandpa worked his garden. Blacks broke in, raped grandma while another stood with his shoe on grandpa's neck - left them for dead.
Guaranteed not the first, last or only case. BUT Floyd is world news.

Fckem cuntz.
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No one can take away the pain and anger you feel over this incident from 29 years ago. This is your lived experience and it is obvious that the hurt you feel is still prominent in your mind today.

This shows why and how, say for example, black South Africans who lived through Apartheid and suffered through those hardships, will still feel pain, even though Apartheid ended around the same time. It shows just how it is difficult for you to get over that traumatic experience, it is equally as difficult if not more so for black people who lived through Apartheid to also just get over it.
 
abzo said:
Only idiots blame all police. Is HunterNW an idiot?
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Maybe. Many people are still very tribalist.
The Fsck the police crowd certainly blame all police, you implied it, but I'm now happy that you thought about it for a minute and realised it was wrong.

It is emotional reasoning. I kind of have a theory for why this won't get fixed.

If you are emotional you can only care about one big issue at a time(already commented on this previously)
This tribalism is emotional. We can identify more than one tribe but we only have 2 main categories to file them under when emotional. Either friend or enemy. There's no nuance or neutrality. It is either with us or against us attitude, because of the emotional reasoning.

Now the fsck the police group see the police as the enemy
They see Trump as the enemy.
They see most people that would vote for Trump as the enemy.

Even though the police and Trump isn't on the same side really. There's nuance. The police are appointed be Democrats in most problem cities.
So there is a disconnect and blaming the wrong person.

The Democrats virtue signal enough to fool emotional people into thinking they are on their side.

Some people are emotional towards the other side. It's a human condition. Most likely evolved, otherwise nobody would have fought and died for their tribe/king.
 
buka001 said:
He is 75 and is as thin as a rake. Gets pushed by a young, stronger guy.

An audible thud is heard when he hits the concrete.

Spin those wheels!
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Bra you agree exactly with what I said.

Stop agreeing with me, and stop being a nazi.

I couldn't tell his age from a video.
 
buka001 said:
No one can take away the pain and anger you feel over this incident from 29 years ago. This is your lived experience and it is obvious that the hurt you feel is still prominent in your mind today.

This shows why and how, say for example, black South Africans who lived through Apartheid and suffered through those hardships, will still feel pain, even though Apartheid ended around the same time. It shows just how it is difficult for you to get over that traumatic experience, it is equally as difficult if not more so for black people who lived through Apartheid to also just get over it.
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As well intended this is it futile, there is no hope for some they will find any sliver to find hate no matter what.
 
rietrot said:
Maybe. Many people are still very tribalist.
The Fsck the police crowd certainly blame all police, you implied it, but I'm now happy that you thought about it for a minute and realised it was wrong.

It is emotional reasoning. I kind of af a theory of why this won't get fixed.

If you are emotional you can only care about one big issue at a time(already commented on this previously)
This tribalism is emotional. We can identify more than one tribe but we only have 2 main categories to file them under when emotional. Either friend or enemy. There's no nuance, neutrality. It is either with us or against us attitude, because of the emotional reasoning.

Now the fsck the police group see the police as the enemy
They see Trump as the enemy.
They see most people that would vote for Trump as the enemy.

Even though the police and Trump isn't on the same side really. There's nuance. The police are appointed be Democrats in most problem cities.
So there is a disconnect and blaming the wrong person.

The Democrats virtue signal enough to fool emotional people into thinking they are on their side.

Some people are emotional towards the other side. It's a human condition. Most likely evolved, otherwise nobody would have fought a d died for their tribe/king.
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If the democrats are fooling emotional people, who is making art like this?

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buka001 said:
He is 75 and is as thin as a rake. Gets pushed by a young, stronger guy.

An audible thud is heard when he hits the concrete.

Spin those wheels!
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I am shocked that you are offended by this. All these cops were doing was removing one of those evil and privilaged old white men from society.
 
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