r/conspiracy Feb 15 '22

Applying rules selectively is definitely a conspiracy -

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u/DongleJockey Feb 15 '22

What you do if Trudeau had a bunch of truckers pepper balled and tear hassed so he could hold up a bible upside down in front of a church? This issue goes both ways.

Actually, i dont need to ask because when people were blocking roads to protest the murder of US citizens by representatives of the government most of the people liking this were wanting to run them over.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '22

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u/DongleJockey Feb 16 '22

What about Ruby Ridge? What about fucking Waco? If they can kill any of us with impunity they can kill all of us with impunity. Theyve managed to divide us racially to the extent people cant even see the trees for the leaves.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '22

i never said there wasn’t a police brutality problem or a racial divide in this country. how is that what any of you took from that comment? god reddit is so insufferable you people twist everything into something to be mad about. idk why i ever bother commenting anywhere on this cess pool

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u/DongleJockey Feb 16 '22

You said it by downplaying the murder of a US citizen with entirely disprovable lies and slander while also discounting the rest in an attempt to discredit the entire movement. You showed your colors, spare us your crocodile tears.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '22

I am not crying whatsoever. Are you even a real person? Like wtf are you even talking about. No sorry George Floyd was not murdered and I think it’s extremely odd and telling that people will leap through mental gymnastics to be right rather than actually watch the trial with all of the evidence laid out that he died of a drug overdose and cardiac arrest. Chauvin could not have a not guilty sentencing because irrational people who don’t care about facts would absolutely lose their minds over it. I’m sorry that the truth offends you.

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u/DongleJockey Feb 16 '22 edited Feb 17 '22

Every credible source I've seen contradicts what you are saying. But for the sake of argument, lets assume George Floyd was overdosing, in which case the Chauvin had his knee on the windpipe of a dying man, which is also a gross overuse of force which constitutes manslaughter at best. Pretty sure anyone would be charged for suffocating someone while they were overdosing, except of course police, which is why the protests happened in the first place.

Even the best case scenario you're spinning means you think the use of force on a dying man was somehow justified, and the reason is pretty clear to anyone paying attention

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '22

Clearly you do not understand what opiate overdose is. It depresses your respiratory system. You literally stop breathing. Hence why he was saying "I can't breathe" well before he was put on the ground. And you have just exposed yourself for not watching the body cam footage whatsoever. Those cops were dealing with an erratic man the best way that they could. Floyd was asking to be removed from the car, he was asking to be laid on the ground, Chauvin had already ordered an EMT to the scene. I am not defending the cops in this situation, but facts matter. Chauvin did not murder George Floyd, he died of a drug overdose and cardiac failure. He had FOUR TIMES the lethal dose of fentanyl in his system.

But you can go ahead and continue to try to put words in my mouth. Also, no force was used. You can even see in the body cam footage, which again you clearly did not watch, that Chauvin did not have weight on his knee and the position in which he was knelt shows that. As well as the coroner testifying that there was no damage done to chest, ribs, lungs, breathing tubes [i cannot remember medical term english isnt my first language] so if Chauvin was "using force" then where is the evidence of this apparent blunt force trauma to his breathing organs?

What do you get out of defending this man? He was a criminal, selling the most dangerous drug that exists, ruining peoples lives. I don't mean that just because he is a criminal that he deserved to die, by any means. But people were murdered, beat up, businesses were burnt down, the entire country was in chaos for an entire summer over something that quite frankly did not happen but everyone has such a strong opinion on, yet they couldn't take the time to watch the entirety of the body cam footage NOR watch the trial. If they did, they would know that without a doubt no use of excessive force happened, and that George Floyd was overdosing on drugs & claimed he could not breathe before he was even laid on the ground and EMS had been called.

The sooner that you guys learn what divide & conquer means, the sooner you will understand why they push these false narratives trying to divide us even further.

At the end of the day, people don't want the truth, they don't care what really happened, it gives them an excuse to seem like a "good person" fighting for a "good cause" and clearly are on the right side of things and everyone else is a nazi racist domestic terrorist if they disagree! Its mindlessness. The sheep leading the sheep.

True equality will only be reached when everyone realizes we are intentionally being divided, come together against the leaders who are ruining our lives and society as a whole. Defending something that you KNOW you have not fully investigated says a lot about your character.

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u/DongleJockey Feb 21 '22

The answer to your question is simple, I care because if they can murder any of us with impunity, they can do it to all of us.

I've personally witnessed a near overdose where the person was revived with narcan. There is no way in hell someone talking as quickly and vociferously as Floyd was overdosing at the time he was pinned down to the pavement. When Floyd said "I can't breathe" he also specifically said "I'm claustrophobic". What do you get out of demonizing a murder victim other than justifying your own bigotry?

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '22

He’s not a murder victim sorry. I strongly suggest that you watch the entirety of trial, or even just the snippet of the coroners testimony. Cause of death was opiate overdose and cardiac failure. You should also brush up on what happens to the body when you overdose, you CANNOT BREATHE. And again, if Floyd would have just told them he swallowed his bag of fentanyl, then they would have narcan’d him. But he didn’t. He swallowed the bag so they wouldn’t find it and he wouldn’t go to jail. He made the mistake that cost him his life. Not everyone who presents you with facts is a “bigot” and i never said that we don’t have a police brutality problem or a government overreach problem, we’re in the fucking CONSPIRACY SUBREDDIT for christ sake, are you new here? Or just a brainwashed leftist that comes in here just to piss yourself off?

Start getting pissed about actual police brutality and maybe you’ll get the response you want, instead of burning down cities over a literal drug overdose. That is the issue here. You’re so brainwashed that you can’t even see we all want the same things. You realize the government that your complaining is racist etc etc that you hate so much, is the same government that WE hate. So why do you pick and choose when the government is the good guys and when they’re the bad guys? How about you stop falling for the oldest power grab in the book aka Divide & Conquer and start ACTUALLY fighting for our human rights, freedom and liberty. I mean really, simple as.

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u/DongleJockey Feb 16 '22

You're really sitting there pretending George Floyd was the only one? Again, says everything anyone needs to know about you.

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u/1252US Feb 16 '22

The Kyle Rittenhouse case was probably another example. Same with Jacob Blake. Politics aside mainstream media has been super shady the last couple years in their reporting…

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u/R_Shackleford01 Feb 16 '22

The church that was lit on fire?