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  • Mr. Perfect
    You're guessing not many have seen it????
    Jeezus Krist, just flip on ANY news channel!  They're running non-stop loops of it, 24x7!
    How could anyone have NOT seen it???

    Yep, it was a real head scratcher that prompted this post.
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  • Ditch-Runner
     maybe just me but its getting old real fast watching the dems kissing the butts of the thugs 
     the spinless jelly fish  bottom feeding muck sucking politicians are  more worried about there democratic voter base .
     grow a set   and  announce  "in one hour your ether off the street  and stop the looting stop the burning , stop the shooting , stop the traffic stops ,  and robbing the semi trucks a new trend tonight ,   and personal property or will be DRT in the street 
       all protesters involved in destruction and looting or threatening others will be prosecuted  automatic  five  years in prison no exceptions no reduced sentences by some liberal  and loose all free rides on the government tit  and take what ever time needed to track them down countless videos and news reports have them on film  
            the turn the other cheek worried about paying out to the minority  lottery funds and loosing votes obvious is failing miserable 
     I would also bet not one national guard has a loaded firearm 

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  • select-fire
    https://www.aol.com/george-floyd-relatives-hire-former-180324924.html

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  • mnrivrat48
    Many comments already.  A disturbing video and it is my opinion the officer who was kneeling on his neck needs to be charged with murder. Completely senseless, giving disgrace to the uniform and commiting an act that should at the least put him in prison .  I am uncertain whether the looting and destruction is going to serve any meaningful good purpose.  I can understand the anger to some level as it makes me angry as well.   
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  • mjrfd99
    Cop was wrong - the other 3 - wrong.  
    Everyone from the PD chief to the commander in chief is agreeing with the protesters and justice seems to be moving quick:
    Cop arrested - now the judicial process begins.
    But STILL even when the government is doing what they want-  Still the undocumented shopping explodes. 
    EXCEPT.  They don't want justice - they want a lynching.  Ironic huh?  Oh and 4 big screens to mellow their outrage.
    Meanwhile LSM hides the mass murder of their own by their own.  Why is that?  Agenda NOT news is their mission.
    20+ B on B murders in just 2 democrat cities last holiday weekend and not one says a word about that.  WHY?
    LSM gins up the PD haters as good as obozo the clown has and does while hiding the daily mass murder of blacks by their own.
    Hate the PD? Rioting is just expressing outrage? 
    LMAO  You could be Baltimore's Mayor - but watch out most of 'em end up in jail.  WHY?
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  • WearyTraveler
    I flipped over to the news before heading to bed last night.  I was mesmerized by all the rioting and looting across the country.  My God, they’re destroying cities all over!  I just sat there for over an hour watching the coverage cycle thru all the cities.  What an over reaction!

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  • allen griggs
    No, I had not watched the entire video until I saw this.
    Sickening.  That cop with the knee on the neck is mentally ill.   About three minutes before the ambulance got there the patient became unresponsive, he may have been dead at that point.   And the cop still would not let up on the knee hold.
    Charge him with Murder 1 and let it play out in court.  It may be that the guy was all doped up and that is what caused the heart attack.
    Also, did y'all notice, the cops did not request an ambulance lights and sirens.  I didn't hear any sirens as the ambulance drove up.   What is wrong with that Yankee cop?
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  • Alpine
    Why are his lips white? What drugs were in his system? I personally have had to fight a crook on PCP where he had two broken arms and it still took 8 people to sub do them. Lets wait for ALL the facts are in before we convict. High blood pressure persons expire when not touched by anybody, just by the stress of police contact and drugs they put into their system.
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  • spasmcreeksrun
    rioting, looting and arson should be declared a national holiday ...... quit beating around the bushes while NO ONE gets punished for it ......millions of feet of video and NO ONE gets punished
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  • Grasshopper
    The Purge would be a start.
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  • Ditch-Runner
    The Purge would be a start.
        funny I was just this morning telling my wife they need to just declare a day like the movie(s)  made about a once a year ?  24 hours no laws were enforced free for all people were free,  to well do any thing they wanted no retaliation  after the 24 hours  
        interesting movie but  the movie was more about big brother using the day to kill off the poor and undesirables and the people rebelling in later movies  against the government 

       
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  • bustedknee
    I realize a large segment of the US population is so lazy and stupid they should not be allowed out of their mother's basement without supervision...But does everyone actually believe all this rioting and terrorism is simply a reaction to police killing blacks?

    Or could it be orchestrated to cause Trump to lose the election?  Or to overthrow the government?  Or put blacks in charge?
    Who could be behind it?  Soros, Obama, the Dems, the Chinee, BLM, the muslims, NASCAR, AA, ...?
    Hmmmmmmm.
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  • drobs
    The other cops that stood around and watched also need to be charged. That little asian cop needs to be brought up on charges. Why didn't he do anything?
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  • select-fire
    Alpine said:
    Why are his lips white? What drugs were in his system? I personally have had to fight a crook on PCP where he had two broken arms and it still took 8 people to sub do them. Lets wait for ALL the facts are in before we convict. High blood pressure persons expire when not touched by anybody, just by the stress of police contact and drugs they put into their system.

    Facts...when the toxicology report comes back... if he had meth, pcp in his system the new riots will make what is happening
    now look like an ant on a interstate.
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  • mjrfd99
    Alpine said:
    Why are his lips white? What drugs were in his system? I personally have had to fight a crook on PCP where he had two broken arms and it still took 8 people to sub do them. Lets wait for ALL the facts are in before we convict. High blood pressure persons expire when not touched by anybody, just by the stress of police contact and drugs they put into their system.

    Facts...when the toxicology report comes back... if he had meth, pcp in his system the new riots will make what is happening
    now look like an ant on a interstate.
    Best be prepared for the insanity if it turns out he died of drugs and the Cops are acquitted.  
    You can bet they'll be putting this trial off till snow season for the obvious reasons. 
    You know the PD will be standing down as not to upset the rabble.
    Avoid the democRAT ruined cities or you might get caught in the middle like we did a couple years ago.
    https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/eric-garner-manhattan-dead-cops-video-millions-march-protest/2015303/
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  • Mr. Perfect

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  • smartoldguy
    The autopsy supposedly showed that the victim was not killed by means of asphyxiation.  But when I first watched that video (the day it occurred) I came to believe he went unconscious NOT because he couldn't breathe but by reason of constriction of the blood vessels of the neck.  I'm not satisfied by the autopsy report as written (in the reports I've seen) because it seems not to address that question of blood flow to the brain.  If that is what occurred, and I am 95% convinced that it did, then it was clearly maintained long enough to cause death.  That the man was killed by those cops, totally preventably and with depraved indifference, is beyond all question in my mind.

    Which of course doesn't justify the contrived and intentionally incited riots in supposed response.  Even as an excuse it's worthless because the cops were quite properly fired and the neck-crusher was charged with the crime.
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  • BobJudy
    The autopsy supposedly showed that the victim was not killed by means of asphyxiation.  But when I first watched that video (the day it occurred) I came to believe he went unconscious NOT because he couldn't breathe but by reason of constriction of the blood vessels of the neck.  I'm not satisfied by the autopsy report as written (in the reports I've seen) because it seems not to address that question of blood flow to the brain.  If that is what occurred, and I am 95% convinced that it did, then it was clearly maintained long enough to cause death.  That the man was killed by those cops, totally preventably and with depraved indifference, is beyond all question in my mind.

    Which of course doesn't justify the contrived and intentionally incited riots in supposed response.  Even as an excuse it's worthless because the cops were quite properly fired and the neck-crusher was charged with the crime.
    I think you are probably right. The announcement of it not being suffocation was probably to address the I can't breath statements made by Floyd and echoed by the protesters/rioters. I thought it was odd that someone whos neck was being compressed enough to stop breathing could talk. Bob
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  • kimi
    The autopsy supposedly showed that the victim was not killed by means of asphyxiation.  But when I first watched that video (the day it occurred) I came to believe he went unconscious NOT because he couldn't breathe but by reason of constriction of the blood vessels of the neck.  I'm not satisfied by the autopsy report as written (in the reports I've seen) because it seems not to address that question of blood flow to the brain.  If that is what occurred, and I am 95% convinced that it did, then it was clearly maintained long enough to cause death.  That the man was killed by those cops, totally preventably and with depraved indifference, is beyond all question in my mind.

    Which of course doesn't justify the contrived and intentionally incited riots in supposed response.  Even as an excuse it's worthless because the cops were quite properly fired and the neck-crusher was charged with the crime.
    Might it have been out of unintentional, depraved indifference, or unsatisfactory standards for making arrests?

    As a stand alone event, and without anger sufficient enough to create public anger...world wide at that, against law enforcement/local authority and the resulting assembly protests that ended in violence, you would certainly be correct, but that is far from the bigger picture of truth.
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  • KenK/84Bravo

    New Pathologist reports coming to light. Not as favorable to the LEO's, that piled on the deceased.

    Just saying.

    Kneeling on a subjects neck for 8 1/2 minutes, is just a little excessive. (I doubt I would survive 3-4 people on top of me, one kneeling on my neck, for that duration.) Knowing you are being filmed while doing so, Is just STUPID.

    Good luck in Court. You are going to need it.

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  • Mr. Perfect
    BobJudy said:
    The autopsy supposedly showed that the victim was not killed by means of asphyxiation.  But when I first watched that video (the day it occurred) I came to believe he went unconscious NOT because he couldn't breathe but by reason of constriction of the blood vessels of the neck.  I'm not satisfied by the autopsy report as written (in the reports I've seen) because it seems not to address that question of blood flow to the brain.  If that is what occurred, and I am 95% convinced that it did, then it was clearly maintained long enough to cause death.  That the man was killed by those cops, totally preventably and with depraved indifference, is beyond all question in my mind.

    Which of course doesn't justify the contrived and intentionally incited riots in supposed response.  Even as an excuse it's worthless because the cops were quite properly fired and the neck-crusher was charged with the crime.
    I think you are probably right. The announcement of it not being suffocation was probably to address the I can't breath statements made by Floyd and echoed by the protesters/rioters. I thought it was odd that someone whos neck was being compressed enough to stop breathing could talk. Bob

    I think they had the same doc do the autopsy on Floyd as the one that did it for Jeffrey Epstein.
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  • jimdeere
    My high school coach, who was also my health and phys-Ed teacher said there is no middle of the road. Strongly disagree agree  don’t know agree  strongly agree.



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  • mohawk600
    When you PAY for an independent autopsy...........you can get the examiner to reach the conclusion that you PAY for.
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  • Mr. Perfect
    mohawk600 said:
    When you PAY for an independent autopsy...........you can get the examiner to reach the conclusion that you PAY for.

    Sure, but your post asserts without stating it that the first autopsy by the county medical examiner wasn't paid for. An alternative fact, if you will, that couldn't be further from the truth.
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  • truthful
    Swap the skin colors. Would it even be in the news?
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  • kimi

    Why hell no, and if by some chance the word did get out, it would not be news for long, unless it was a highly unusual case.

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  • mohawk600
    mohawk600 said:
    When you PAY for an independent autopsy...........you can get the examiner to reach the conclusion that you PAY for.

    Sure, but your post asserts without stating it that the first autopsy by the county medical examiner wasn't paid for. An alternative fact, if you will, that couldn't be further from the truth.
    the original autopsy was certainly paid for by the state. no bearing on my post.

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  • smartoldguy
    BobJudy said:
    The autopsy supposedly showed that the victim was not killed by means of asphyxiation.  But when I first watched that video (the day it occurred) I came to believe he went unconscious NOT because he couldn't breathe but by reason of constriction of the blood vessels of the neck.  I'm not satisfied by the autopsy report as written (in the reports I've seen) because it seems not to address that question of blood flow to the brain.  If that is what occurred, and I am 95% convinced that it did, then it was clearly maintained long enough to cause death.  That the man was killed by those cops, totally preventably and with depraved indifference, is beyond all question in my mind.

    Which of course doesn't justify the contrived and intentionally incited riots in supposed response.  Even as an excuse it's worthless because the cops were quite properly fired and the neck-crusher was charged with the crime.
    I think you are probably right. The announcement of it not being suffocation was probably to address the I can't breath statements made by Floyd and echoed by the protesters/rioters. I thought it was odd that someone whos neck was being compressed enough to stop breathing could talk. Bob
    I reckon he found breathing difficult at least as much because of the pressure on his torso as that upon his neck.
    What a panicky feeling that must be; struggling for every breath and fearing -- or knowing -- that you can only struggle for so long.  I wouldn't wish such a death on anyone.  Well... almost anyone... I'm fairly angry at a few individuals of late.
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  • smartoldguy
    kimi said:
    The autopsy supposedly showed that the victim was not killed by means of asphyxiation.  But when I first watched that video (the day it occurred) I came to believe he went unconscious NOT because he couldn't breathe but by reason of constriction of the blood vessels of the neck.  I'm not satisfied by the autopsy report as written (in the reports I've seen) because it seems not to address that question of blood flow to the brain.  If that is what occurred, and I am 95% convinced that it did, then it was clearly maintained long enough to cause death.  That the man was killed by those cops, totally preventably and with depraved indifference, is beyond all question in my mind.

    Which of course doesn't justify the contrived and intentionally incited riots in supposed response.  Even as an excuse it's worthless because the cops were quite properly fired and the neck-crusher was charged with the crime.
    Might it have been out of unintentional, depraved indifference, or unsatisfactory standards for making arrests?

    As a stand alone event, and without anger sufficient enough to create public anger...world wide at that, against law enforcement/local authority and the resulting assembly protests that ended in violence, you would certainly be correct, but that is far from the bigger picture of truth.
    I lack enough information to know the motivations and/or the shortcomings of those cops, but I would go so far as to say common sense should have been enough to spare the life of Mr. Floyd.

    This or another incident was sure to happen.  And whatever occurrence was sure to have been leveraged to create a crisis.

    It's crystal clear that the incident was cynically utilized by people whose plan it surely was, all along, to create and incite these large-scale riots.  This is not an organic spate of unrest.  It is a contrived one.  We're seeing Alinskyites executing a coordinated, directed campaign of disruption which I personally believe is fully in concert with the masters and paymasters of the Neo-Marxist Democrat Party.

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