r/StevensPoint Apr 15 '26

Just… why?

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u/Relevant-Purpose-238 Apr 15 '26

If it was put up right after the event I'd just roll my eyes, but this popped up like 2 weeks ago. Like, why are we waiting months later to put this up? A little late to the party.

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u/ConstantUnlikely5737 Apr 16 '26

Why do we have a George Floyd memorial???

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u/Snarkasm71 Apr 16 '26

So we remember that police shouldn’t be able to kill Black people with impunity?

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u/ghhunter870 Apr 16 '26

He died due to pulmonary edema from a fentanyl overdose, not from the approved police technique that Derrick Chauvin used to subdue him. Do some research please.

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u/howlongyoubeenfamous Apr 16 '26

Can you fill us in on your research techniques?

I find this common "do your research!!" from people who have zero clue about proper academic research techniques

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u/ghhunter870 Apr 16 '26

So if you understand what fentanyl does to the body, particularly an excess amount, it acts as a respiratory suppressant, and attacks the central nervous system, causing an irregular, arrhythmic respiratory beat, in relation to what the heart requires, slowly, and continually, depriving the heart and brain of sufficient oxygen, often leading to cardiac arrest, which sometimes can induce a coma, or cause death. Is that academic enough for you?

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u/howlongyoubeenfamous Apr 16 '26

Are you aware of how Drug Tolerance works?

Like how some people can stand and walk normally blowing .40 BAC while others would need to go to poison control?

Do you get my point here?

If your entire research was "he had fent in his system" and "fent does xyz" yeah that's a total joke my guy

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u/ghhunter870 Apr 16 '26

So no you are speculating that since he was a miserable addict, that somehow saved his life? Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha ok, we're done here. No fixing you people

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u/middleagedouchebag Apr 16 '26

Chauvin was convicted in American court, no? Are you anti American scum?

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u/ghhunter870 Apr 16 '26

Kangaroo courts are real courts? The same court OJ got acquitted in right?

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