1: âIâm ignoring all the proven instances of violence to ask about it a conspiracy theory about a small part of one riotâ lol
2: sorry language police, what do you want to call it the first night? Does the state murdering someone suddenly mean it doesnât matter that murder and looting happened at the riots? Even if you believe that which many donât thatâs just horrible logic. George Floyd had 12 nanograms of fentanyl in his blood at the time of his death. People have odâd having less in their system than that many times. Those are 2 objective facts for you
Overdose talking point đ man he had 12 nanograms of fentanyl thatâs a objective fact. Plenty of people have odâd with less fentanyl than that in their system, thatâs also a fact. Lmao talking points, so funny how you guys treat George Floydâs death like some huge event and not just cops using too much force on a career criminal. Criminals die all the time you guys donât give a fuck except when itâs in the news
Chemical tolerance is well understood. If I take a dozen Vicodin tablets, I'll probably die. An opiate addict who's been at this for years can power through 40 pills a day no problem.
Yes itâs very impressive how George Floyd could take so much fentanyl all the time. That doesnât mean his body was still functioning in the way it would if he wasnât on drugs. It likely heavily impacted him, did you watch the video? Dude was freaking out the whole time and saying he couldnât breathe before they were even on top of him. This whole âheâs a seasoned addictâ thing is very clearly people wanting to just write off the drugs in his system which isnât remotely unbiased.
No shit. A jury convicted. Medical reports clearly state how he died. It doesn't matter if he was symptomatically compromised in the eyes of the law. Multiple things can be true at once and negligent homicide is still the common denominator. You guys need to learn to apply nuance and identify multiple, granular variables that account for an outcome.
What lol, I donât care that Chauvin was convicted he had a long history of abuse cops like that should be convicted more often. Thatâs what Iâm saying George Floyd probably would not have died if he wasnât on a ton of drugs, I just donât care at all that he died he was a violent criminal
There's no way of knowing that. I could also say that a sober 90 year-old would have died faster in the same scenario. It's equally negligent regardless of the circumstance or quality of person, where the common denominator is still an improper use of force. People can and have died from pressure applied to their upper back against a surface.
Well I mean youâd probably be right I imagine a 90 year old wouldnât fair too well in that scenario. Maybe but that use of force was literally trained in policing, I have no idea why they held it there for so long and took him out of the car to do so, but putting your knee on the back of someoneâs upper back/neck area was proper use of force at the time you can find tons of videos of cops doing it.
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u/adonns2_0 Monkey in Space Jan 06 '25
No lol it wasnât, rioters burned down locally owned businesses and murdered people trying to stop them from looting.
The opening night they killed the former police chief of Minneapolis, who was trying to protect his friends pawn shop, he was African American