George Floyd death

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It really wasn't necessary to shove a knee into the guys neck. If that was my dad lying on the ground there, the world would not be big enough for me and the furious hellish wrath I would unleash on the very atoms that make up this planet.
 
Techne said:
That looks mightily racist there using your white privilege to disparage the work of a non-white author who was likely targeted by institutional racism. On those knees again for you.
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Facts don't care about your feelings.
 
Emjay said:
Now read this slowly. The military are trained to deal with riots/snip
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They are? No offence, but this is news to me. I thought they were trained to take out the "threat" with extreme prejudice in as quick a time as possible.
 
I’m not the original poster & I haven’t verified everything but I think there are some great points and questions.

Many puzzling. questions/discrepancies about the George Floyd Incident:
1. Why does one photo from behind show the man on the road is not handcuffed and the video from the front that he is handcuffed?
2. Why is the cop car in the restaurant surveillance video different than the one Floyd was lying behind (different car numbers)?
3. Why were the cops in the surveillance footage that arrested him different than the police in the actual incident?
4. Why does the video show the diesel fuel price as 99 cents instead of the regular price in the area of $2.49?
5. Why does the Police Car have a non-Municipal license plate with "Police" on it?
6. Why does Derek have a completely different police badge on top of a second police badge matching his partner's if they work for the same precinct?
7. Why is it not odd that both Officers Tou Thao and Derek Chauvin have both previously been investigated for excessive use of force and not charged by State AG Amy Klobuchar?
Additionally, Officer Derek Chauvin is married to his partner's sister Kelli.
8. Is there any cop dumb enough to continue kneeling on someone’s neck for 8 minutes when surrounded by people and being video recorded?
9. Is it possible for the deceased’s cousins and fiancé to be completely tearless during interviews?
10. Why does the main cop have one hand in his pocket most of the time he’s kneeling?
11. Why did the kneeling officer appear completely cool and calm, as if he was posing for the camera?
12. Doesn’t it seem strange that Floyd and the officer that kneeled on his neck worked security together on the same shift at the El Nuevo Rodeo Club, the officer for 17 years (both were laid off because of the Covid Virus)?
13. Why do the neighbors of this officer say they didn’t know he was a cop and never saw him in uniform?
14. Why has the same attorney been hired as with all the other big supposed police killings of blacks? Attorney Benjamin Crump. The same attorney that worked on previous cases that resulted in busses bringing in rioters from outside the city?
15. Why does store surveillance video show Floyd calmly and submissively walking with the officer and not resisting arrest while the officer gently allowed him to sit down on the side walk, and multiple officers calmly chatting with him? Is this the kind of suspect that a police officer would feel the need to put on the ground and place his knee on his neck
16. Why did the EMT workers (wearing Police Uniforms including bullet proof vests) roughly handle and dump the unconscious George on the stretcher? This is not how trained emergency workers lift a person with a possible neck injury. Why did they not attempt triage or try CPR?
17. Can someone really not breath when someone kneels on his neck and is the victim really able to speak for considerable periods of time if he can’t breathe?
18. Post killing: Why is a white man that looks like an undercover (St Paul) cop in black and a riot gear mask carrying a black umbrella walking around breaking windows (and others dressed similarly starting fires) and instigating a riot? Is this reminiscent of “umbrella man” during the JFK shooting?
19. Why were almost all the rioters leading the destruction of the neighborhood at the beginning of the riots “white” and not from Minneapolis... in a black neighborhood after a police killed a black man?
20. Why did the Chief of Police make it a point that those Inciting the Riots and Arsonists were not from Minnesota?
21. Why was a CNN News Crew not only detained but also Arrested?
22. And now supposedly the family has hired the same guy who (supposedly) performed autopsy on Epstein?
 
Solarion said:
It really wasn't necessary to shove a knee into the guys neck. If that was my dad lying on the ground there, the world would not be big enough for me and the furious hellish wrath I would unleash on the very atoms that make up this planet.
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Yep, was a bit strange to watch. I'm coming in late to this thing so not sure what the man did prior (historically and at that moment). Just feels wrong.
 
buka001 said:
edition.cnn.com

READ: President Trump's call with US governors over protests

President Donald Trump told the nation's governors in a meeting Monday to "dominate" violent protestors and use aggressive tactics.
edition.cnn.com edition.cnn.com

So how should they dominate and how do they differentiate from peaceful protestors and the criminals?
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The very sentence before that, also the first:
President Donald Trump told the nation's governors in a meeting Monday to "dominate" violent protestors and use aggressive tactics.
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Do you condone violence? Do you big swarthy guys attacking little old ladies as heroes needing protection? Do you think it okay to burn a homeless guy's mattress? Or somebody's house, or a church, or car?

You kind of remind me of the one Antifa guy and his buddies blocking a car, wanting to destroy it and the owner putting down his foot, bumping one aside. The Antifa oke is extremely verbal accusing the cops of letting the driver get away and not yield to them. Then he goes on to cussing the cops for not reacting. WTF? The only thing he left out was attack by wiper. after the one Antifa spread-eagled himself across the windscreen.

There is nothing wrong with protesting. But violent protests as qualified, is not on. Anybody that thinks it is needs a ticket to the front lines of Antifa in the USA against the National Guard. I'll sponsor some bricks for you as a sign of goodwill ...

Societal order does not allow you to excercise your rigths to the detriment of your fellow societal members.
 
jack_spratt said:
I’m not the original poster & I haven’t verified everything but I think there are some great points and questions.

Many puzzling. questions/discrepancies about the George Floyd Incident:
1. Why does one photo from behind show the man on the road is not handcuffed and the video from the front that he is handcuffed?
2. Why is the cop car in the restaurant surveillance video different than the one Floyd was lying behind (different car numbers)?
3. Why were the cops in the surveillance footage that arrested him different than the police in the actual incident?
4. Why does the video show the diesel fuel price as 99 cents instead of the regular price in the area of $2.49?
5. Why does the Police Car have a non-Municipal license plate with "Police" on it?
6. Why does Derek have a completely different police badge on top of a second police badge matching his partner's if they work for the same precinct?
7. Why is it not odd that both Officers Tou Thao and Derek Chauvin have both previously been investigated for excessive use of force and not charged by State AG Amy Klobuchar?
Additionally, Officer Derek Chauvin is married to his partner's sister Kelli.
8. Is there any cop dumb enough to continue kneeling on someone’s neck for 8 minutes when surrounded by people and being video recorded?
9. Is it possible for the deceased’s cousins and fiancé to be completely tearless during interviews?
10. Why does the main cop have one hand in his pocket most of the time he’s kneeling?
11. Why did the kneeling officer appear completely cool and calm, as if he was posing for the camera?
12. Doesn’t it seem strange that Floyd and the officer that kneeled on his neck worked security together on the same shift at the El Nuevo Rodeo Club, the officer for 17 years (both were laid off because of the Covid Virus)?
13. Why do the neighbors of this officer say they didn’t know he was a cop and never saw him in uniform?
14. Why has the same attorney been hired as with all the other big supposed police killings of blacks? Attorney Benjamin Crump. The same attorney that worked on previous cases that resulted in busses bringing in rioters from outside the city?
15. Why does store surveillance video show Floyd calmly and submissively walking with the officer and not resisting arrest while the officer gently allowed him to sit down on the side walk, and multiple officers calmly chatting with him? Is this the kind of suspect that a police officer would feel the need to put on the ground and place his knee on his neck
16. Why did the EMT workers (wearing Police Uniforms including bullet proof vests) roughly handle and dump the unconscious George on the stretcher? This is not how trained emergency workers lift a person with a possible neck injury. Why did they not attempt triage or try CPR?
17. Can someone really not breath when someone kneels on his neck and is the victim really able to speak for considerable periods of time if he can’t breathe?
18. Post killing: Why is a white man that looks like an undercover (St Paul) cop in black and a riot gear mask carrying a black umbrella walking around breaking windows (and others dressed similarly starting fires) and instigating a riot? Is this reminiscent of “umbrella man” during the JFK shooting?
19. Why were almost all the rioters leading the destruction of the neighborhood at the beginning of the riots “white” and not from Minneapolis... in a black neighborhood after a police killed a black man?
20. Why did the Chief of Police make it a point that those Inciting the Riots and Arsonists were not from Minnesota?
21. Why was a CNN News Crew not only detained but also Arrested?
22. And now supposedly the family has hired the same guy who (supposedly) performed autopsy on Epstein?
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Jackie boy, thats a hell of a lot of questions more than your average of one per post.

I wonder, did you write them all yourself?
 
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Sollie said:
The very sentence before that, also the first:

Do you condone violence? Do you big swarthy guys attacking little old ladies as heroes needing protection? Do you think it okay to burn a homeless guy's mattress? Or somebody's house, or a church, or car?

You kind of remind me of the one Antifa guy and his buddies blocking a car, wanting to destroy it and the owner putting down his foot, bumping one aside. The Antifa oke is extremely verbal accusing the cops of letting the driver get away and not yield to them. Then he goes on to cussing the cops for not reacting. WTF? The only thing he left out was attack by wiper. after the one Antifa spread-eagled himself across the windscreen.

There is nothing wrong with protesting. But violent protests as qualified, is not on. Anybody that thinks it is needs a ticket to the front lines of Antifa in the USA against the National Guard. I'll sponsor some bricks for you as a sign of goodwill ...

Societal order does not allow you to excercise your rigths to the detriment of your fellow societal members.
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Dominating violent protestors is not the same as being violent. Any decent wrestler could tell you that.
 
Solarion said:
It really wasn't necessary to shove a knee into the guys neck. If that was my dad lying on the ground there, the world would not be big enough for me and the furious hellish wrath I would unleash on the very atoms that make up this planet.
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Everyone says this until the clicking of a taser is heard as you fall towards the floor.
 
Brenden_E said:
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio's daughter was arrested during voilents riots.
Holy hell, she looks insane!

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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo trashed New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio in a series of public comments Tuesday, calling de Blasio’s handling of NYC riots a “disgrace,” claiming de Blasio refused to authorize the use of the National Guard to quell unrest, and suggesting he could “displace” the mayor — though he’s not ready to do that just yet.

Fox News reports that Cuomo blasted de Blasio first at a press conference, calling both de Blasio’s and the New York Police Department’s performance over the weekend and on Monday night a “disgrace,” and calling attention to high-profile incidents of looting, including of Macy’s iconic flagship store in Herald Square.


You have 38,000 NYPD people, it is the largest police department in the United States of America,” Cuomo railed. “Use 38,000 people and protect property. Use the police, protect property, and people. Look at the videos, it was a disgrace.”

“The NYPD and the Mayor did not do their job last night,” Cuomo stated flatly.
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Turning on each other now.
 
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