FACT CHECK: George Floyd Was Not Murdered

[Lord Long Rod]

Fact check: George Floyd wasn’t murdered

George Floyd is a martyr. At least he is to vast numbers of inner-city youth — and many in the media and intelligentsia. That is unfortunate for several reasons. After his death in Minneapolis, riots shook the nation, c...

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I never thought the police in this case did anything wrong. Floyd’s fate was a direct and foreseeable consequence of his actions: trying to pass funny money, eating a pile of drugs, fighting with police. I would be disappointed in law enforcement if Floyd survived.

 

[pknopp]

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[two_iron]

Technically, you could say his fentanyl dealer killed him.... not that anybody would ever give a fuck.

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

Shhhhh....the $9 Million they CONNED out of people in the GoFundMe, left the derelicts family quite wealthy...

 

[Crepitus]

Fact check: George Floyd wasn’t murdered

George Floyd is a martyr. At least he is to vast numbers of inner-city youth — and many in the media and intelligentsia. That is unfortunate for several reasons. After his death in Minneapolis, riots shook the nation, c...

www.americanthinker.com

I never thought the police in this case did anything wrong. Floyd’s fate was a direct and foreseeable consequence of his actions: trying to pass funny money, eating a pile of drugs, fighting with police. I would be disappointed in law enforcement if Floyd survived.

Yeah, he was. We all watched the video.

 

[wamose]

Shhhhh....the $9 Million they CONNED out of people in the GoFundMe, left the derelicts family quite wealthy...

So whadaya think? With all that dough did the family become fentanyl users or fentanyl dealers?

 

[Dadoalex]

Fact check: George Floyd wasn’t murdered

George Floyd is a martyr. At least he is to vast numbers of inner-city youth — and many in the media and intelligentsia. That is unfortunate for several reasons. After his death in Minneapolis, riots shook the nation, c...

www.americanthinker.com

I never thought the police in this case did anything wrong. Floyd’s fate was a direct and foreseeable consequence of his actions: trying to pass funny money, eating a pile of drugs, fighting with police. I would be disappointed in law enforcement if Floyd survived.

The jury, judge, and appeals courts all find your "fact check"... factless.

 

[Catsnmeters]

Fact check: George Floyd wasn’t murdered

George Floyd is a martyr. At least he is to vast numbers of inner-city youth — and many in the media and intelligentsia. That is unfortunate for several reasons. After his death in Minneapolis, riots shook the nation, c...

www.americanthinker.com

I never thought the police in this case did anything wrong. Floyd’s fate was a direct and foreseeable consequence of his actions: trying to pass funny money, eating a pile of drugs, fighting with police. I would be disappointed in law enforcement if Floyd survived.

The jury disagreed.

End of story.

 

[Lord Long Rod]

American Thinker apologizes to Dominion after getting letter from defamation attorneys

Conservative opinion website American Thinker on Friday issued a statement apologizing for printing false claims about Dominion Voting Systems after the voting machine company’s lawyers accused the…

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The cited retraction has nothing to do with George "Fentanyl" Floyd. Also, since you really do not seem to have a grasp on journalism, it is not uncommon for sources to have to periodically publish retractions. Even sources like the New York Times and Washington Post regularly do this. The more troubling scenario is if a source publishes what turns out to be incorrect information and then fails/refuses to retract.
But that is not the case here. My source is practicing the same standards of all media sources considered credible.

Therefore, I am rather confused by your post. If the purpose of your post is to cast doubt on the credibility of the source, then clearly, based on the foregoing, it does not do so. Secondly, your post does not address the OP topic; it is completely unrelated. All I can say is that I hope you get the mental help you need.

 

[Lord Long Rod]

Yeah, he was. We all watched the video.

Most of us do not live in your imaginary world, Creepy Tits.

 

[marvin martian]

The jury disagreed.

End of story.

Just like with OJ, right?

LOL

 

[Lord Long Rod]

The jury, judge, and appeals courts all find your "fact check"... factless.

Right, because they are never wrong. Hell, look at the OJ jury. Juries are never wrong.

 

[pknopp]

The cited retraction has nothing to do with George "Fentanyl" Floyd. Also, since you really do not seem to have a grasp on journalism, it is not uncommon for sources to have to periodically publish retractions. Even sources like the New York Times and Washington Post regularly do this. The more troubling scenario is if a source publishes what turns out to be incorrect information and then fails/refuses to retract.
But that is not the case here. My source is practicing the same standards of all media sources considered credible.

Therefore, I am rather confused by your post. If the purpose of your post is to cast doubt on the credibility of the source, then clearly, based on the foregoing, it does not do so. Secondly, your post does not address the OP topic; it is completely unrelated. All I can say is that I hope you get the mental help you need.

The reason they retracted was the threat of a lawsuit.

 

[Lord Long Rod]

The reason they retracted was the threat of a lawsuit.

Ok. That is usually the case one retracts.

 

[pknopp]

Ok. That is usually the case one retracts.

One would think simply being wrong would be enough of a reason.

 

[BackAgain]

There is a big difference between police misconduct (which is absolutely what we served) and the commission of a murder.

The cops were n the wrong.

But that doesn’t mean that Chauvin was the proximate cause of the death of George Floyd. And if he wasn’t, then t wasn’t a “murder.”

 

[Catsnmeters]

Just like with OJ, right?

LOL

Yep.

If you think another country has a better legal system feel free to move there.

 

[Dadoalex]

Right, because they are never wrong. Hell, look at the OJ jury. Juries are never wrong.

Once you eliminate the tainted evidence the OJK jury was correct.
The remaining evidence combined with demonstrable bad police behavior left the jury no choice but to return a finding of not guilty.

OJ did it and the case was open and shut till the LAPD decided it needed to help convict rather than simply gather evidence and report.

The jury, the judge, and the appeals courts have all agreed.
George was murdered.

Take of those MAGA colored glasses and you'll see it for yourself.

 

[jknowgood]

Yeah, he was. We all watched the video.

Not by the coroner's report. He had lethal doses of several drugs in his system that killed him.

 

[jknowgood]

The jury, judge, and appeals courts all find your "fact check"... factless.

No one of the prosecutors admitted under oath that Floyd was not murdered. The jury and the defense was not told that little tide bit.