Unfair Trial

[Harpy Eagle]

George Floyd was no hero but he's been treated like a Saint.

This is true, you finally got one right.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

George Floyd was no hero but he's been treated like a Saint.

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God knows better.

 

[Blaster]

Your opinion is noted, but also meaningless. We will never know for sure thanks to the actions of Chauvin

My opinion is no worse or no better than yours or anyone else. Opinions are like assholes, everybody has one.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

My opinion is no worse or no better than yours or anyone else. Opinions are like assholes, everybody has one.

Exactly. But I am not giving an opinion, just stating the facts. Due to Chauvin's actions we will never know for sure if the drugs would have killed Floyd or not

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Had Floyd not been so high he may have been less combative and been quietly arrested.

 

[Blaster]

Exactly. But I am not giving an opinion, just stating the facts. Due to Chauvin's actions we will never know for sure if the drugs would have killed Floyd or not

You have no facts but just an opinion.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Had Floyd not been so high he may have been less combative and been quietly arrested.

Maybe. We will never know.

All we know is that Chauvin held him down till he was dead, and even continued to do so for more than a minute after he had quit breathing.

 

[postman]

Floyd would be alive today had he not overdosed on drugs.

Naloxone reverses 93% of overdoses, but many recipients don't survive a year | CNN

A review of EMS data found that when given naloxone, 93.5% of people survived their overdose. A year later, 84.3% of those who had been given the opioid reversal drug were still alive.

www.cnn.com

A review of emergency medical services data from Massachusetts found that when given naloxone, 93.5% of people survived their overdose.

 

[Blaster]

Maybe. We will never know.

All we know is that Chauvin held him down till he was dead, and even continued to do so for more than a minute after he had quit breathing.

What Chauvin did has been done by police all over this country for years. They are taught this tactic.

 

[postman]

Had Floyd not been so high he may have been less combative and been quietly arrested.

Is this your way of saying that Trump should have quietly complied with the National Archives and not resisted turning over his presidential documents?

 

[postman]

You have no facts but just an opinion.

We know that 93% of patients treated for opioid overdose survive with medical intervention.

Naloxone reverses 93% of overdoses, but many recipients don't survive a year | CNN

A review of EMS data found that when given naloxone, 93.5% of people survived their overdose. A year later, 84.3% of those who had been given the opioid reversal drug were still alive.

www.cnn.com

 

[Blaster]

Is this your way of saying that Trump should have quietly complied with the National Archives and not resisted turning over his presidential documents?

Why are you deflecting? What do presidential documents have to do with this topic? Do you have ADD?

 

[The Duke]

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Floyd was saying ,"I can't breathe" long before Chauvin's knee was allegedly on his alleged neck.

Floyd was a political tool.



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Floyd was a convenient excuse for something they had organized, primed, and was ready to go.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

What Chauvin did has been done by police all over this country for years. They are taught this tactic.

Yep. They are also taught to remove the knee if movement stops. He did not do this, thus he is sitting in jail where he belongs

 

[Blaster]

Yep. They are also taught to remove the knee if movement stops. He did not do this, thus he is sitting in jail where he belongs

In my opinion he did what he was taught. Maybe the head of law enforcement should be held responsible for teaching that tactic.

 

[postman]

What Chauvin did has been done by police all over this country for years. They are taught this tactic.

They are also taught a choke hold. But they're supposed to use it ONLY until the prisoner stops resisting.

Neck Restraints Choke Holds/Carotid Holds What Law Enforcement Policy/Training Tells Us The Medical/Scientific Debate What the Cases Tell Us

On June 8, 2020 a bill was introduced in Congress to reform law enforcement practices. Among the items in the legislation is a provision to “ban police use of chokeholds and carotid holds, and conditions funding for state and local […]

www.llrmi.com

“A Lateral Vascular Neck Restraint® (LVNR®) is a control technique applied to the sides of the neck, using a combination of physiological factors to restrict blood flow to the brain which may cause the subject to lose consciousness. Level of Control: Intermediate Force- LVNR® all levels. Disapproved Use and Additional Considerations: LVNR® will not be used on subjects who have been exposed to OC spray or who are experiencing difficulty breathing. Officers will not use an arm bar across the throat, a dangerous or unauthorized chokehold, or any non-approved technique. Once the subject is brought under control, the LVNR® will be relaxed.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

In my opinion he did what he was taught. Maybe the head of law enforcement should be held responsible for teaching that tactic.

Your opinion is wrong. That is not what they are taught.

 

[postman]

Why are you deflecting? What do presidential documents have to do with this topic? Do you have ADD?

It's a common republican meme to say, they would be alive today if they had quietly complied.

Yet when Trump refused to comply with the National Archives, republicans were saying resistance is O.K.

Hypocrisy runs rampant.

 

[Blaster]

Your opinion is wrong. That is not what they are taught.

Yes they are taught that and opinions are never wrong.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Yes they are taught that and opinions are never wrong.

Yes, opinions can be wrong.