Turtlesoup
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9 minutes of having 600 pounds oh his back? Has it not occured to you that you have no clue what you are talking about?The tox report-----showed that Floyd had taken more than enough drugs to kill a horse..he O'DedFyiHe was not in respiratory distress until the cop pushing his knee down on his neck, cutting off the flow of oxygen and blood...and it took him almost 10 minutes to kill him, I saw it and you saw it.With all due respect, Aldo...Floyd was on Meth. Talk to anyone who's tried to subdue someone on Meth and they'll tell you it's scary how strong they can be and how they don't seem to feel pain.Aldo Raine what do you disagree with?you know how 220 pound people behave after ingesting drugs? just checking, what is your experience? I have a few in my life, and I can tell you people on drugs are much much stronger than they are when they are straight. So please, enlighten me in your experience.If he had a lethal amount of drugs that could cause overdosing he would not have been standing and able to struggle like they said he did.
On drugs does not "make them stronger" a possible adrenaline rush and a short burst of aerobic activity of above normal. Not stronger in the sense they are suddenly able to increase a max strength move.
More durable for a short amount of time, yes. Slightly increased aerobic capacity, probably.
He was also on fake(more powerful) heroine which does the opposite.
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I saw a guy OD on Fentanyl. His knee was on the back, not neck. No need to put a knee on the neck of someone who is no longer resisting.
Also, he complained of having trouble breathing when he was in the back of the police car before the officer got on top of him. Again, he was overdosing, which the autopsy report bears out.
The autopsy report did not say that he died of an overdose.
Was the 9+ minutes of having 600lbs on his back MPD therapy then?
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