Chauvin guilty on all counts

[Younggun]

Pretty sure this is what some people expect from LE.





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[Rhino]

Pretty sure this is what some people expect from LE.





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I expect better of an argument, for sure.

 

[dooladawg]

How is doing what person literally asked (to be removed from the car and put in the ground) abuse? What evidence is there of hatred?

Chauvin was justified to use MORE force than he did, per testimony of the prosecutions expert witness.


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OK younggun.. continue to struggle with this event if you choose to, I am moving on to the next battle.. and there will be more.

 

[Sam7sf]

He (chauvin) definitely fuc&ed up.. he let his hatred for criminals overwhelm his judgement. Messed up situation all around.. giving the evil devil worshipping gun control fools something else to hang their hats on.

It’s the best thing I could say. I believe he was not one hundred percent responsible for the guys death. However, this is a dangerous time for police. A poor choice can spiral out of control as this case did. I’m not justifying anything I’m just pointing out in this bat shit crazy society, it’s important to do everything by the book. Everything!

Now one should do everything by the book anyway. Keeps a person out of trouble. That cop was a bully. What kind of guy is aware that others are helping to hold someone down, maintaining good control, and you still put a knee on the guys neck with your hands in your pocket? I’m not le but as someone with a lengthy history in jui jitsu, that move ain’t no move. It’s just a guy being a dick.

 

[kbaxter60]

This stuff just seems to pull out the stupid from the glitterati:

American Popstar Justin Timberlake: 'Derek Chauvin Murder Conviction Is The Frist Step In A L...

"This verdict is just the first step in a..."

worthypolitics.com

Edit: Well, sigh, it pulls out a lot of stupidity in general, I guess:

Biden, Harris Call On Senate To Pass George Floyd Act That Combats ‘Systemic Racism’ In America

President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris urged Congress to pass the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2021 after the Derek Chauvin verdict.

dailycaller.com

 

[Rhino]

I would never spend the taxpayer dollars to jail and feed a perp over what should be $140 in restitution. That's probably not even worth 4 hours of those three officers' time, and is actually hurting the entire public.

I’m not arguing that theft shouldn’t be prosecuted, it should, but I believe that our system, and the demands on the officers to enforce it, is frankly immoral. Perhaps a ticket could be issued, a court date set, and if he fails to repay the $140 and show a receipt from the convenience store or set up a payment plan, THEN you escalate it...

 

[Younggun]

It’s the best thing I could say. I believe he was not one hundred percent responsible for the guys death. However, this is a dangerous time for police. A poor choice can spiral out of control as this case did. I’m not justifying anything I’m just pointing out in this bat shit crazy society, it’s important to do everything by the book. Everything!

Now one should do everything by the book anyway. Keeps a person out of trouble. That cop was a bully. What kind of guy is aware that others are helping to hold someone down, maintaining good control, and you still put a knee on the guys neck with your hands in your pocket? I’m not le but as someone with a lengthy history in jui jitsu, that move ain’t no move. It’s just a guy being a dick.

Why are you still saying there was a knee on his neck when bodycam footage proves that is wasn’t?


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[kbaxter60]

I would never spend the taxpayer dollars to jail and feed a perp over what should be $140 in restitution. That's probably not even worth 4 hours of those three officers' time, and is actually hurting the entire public.

I’m not arguing that theft shouldn’t be prosecuted, it should, but I believe that our system, and the demands on the officers to enforce it, is frankly immoral. Perhaps a ticket could be issued, a court date set, and if he fails to repay the $140 and show a receipt from the convenience store or set up a payment plan, THEN you escalate it...

Our whole system is immoral???
Perhaps a better system would be one in which Floyd could enter the store, grab his smokes, and walk out smiling.
Maybe explain your vision of a highly moral system?

 

[Rhino]

Why are you still saying there was a knee on his neck when bodycam footage proves that is wasn’t?


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Dude, I posted the video above. The knee, by all appearances IS in on his neck. If you can't see that, and choose to believe officers who we all know are allowed to lie in court, you're pretty special.

It's high time officers learn that disagreeing with their snap judgement and questioning the morality of what is happening is not a capitol offence in a moral society.

 

[Younggun]

Dude, I posted the video above. The knee, by all appearances IS in on his neck. If you can't see that, and choose to believe officers who we all know are allowed to lie in court, you're pretty special.

It's high time officers learn that disagreeing with their snap judgement and questioning the morality of what is happening is not a capitol offence in a moral society.

I’m choosing to believe the bodycam footage that shows the knee was on his back. The prosecutions witness testified to this.


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[Rhino]

Our whole system is immoral???
Perhaps a better system would be one in which Floyd could enter the store, grab his smokes, and walk out smiling.
Maybe explain your vision of a highly moral system?

Read what I said again, carefully. I didn't argue that theft was ok.

My vision? Exodus 22 is vastly superior to our current law. During the daylight, unless he is "in the act" (he wasn't by the time the officers showed up) and endangering life, there's no reason to rush, and there is bloodguilt if he dies - and it's different at night. Whether it means garnishing his wages, seizing funds from his bank account, or simply requiring him to repay, the store will get restitution x7 which should adequately cover their losses and some for their time.

 

[Younggun]

I think driving around high on meth and fentanyl is a danger to others.


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[Younggun]

Read what I said again, carefully. I didn't argue that theft was ok.

My vision? Exodus 22 is vastly superior to our current law. During the daylight, unless he is "in the act" (he wasn't by the time the officers showed up) and endangering life, there's no reason to rush, and there is bloodguilt if he dies - and it's different at night. Whether it means garnishing his wages, seizing funds from his bank account, or simply requiring him to repay, the store will get restitution x7 which should adequately cover their losses and some for their time.

And when he doesn’t pay the restitution?


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[Rhino]

I’m choosing to believe the bodycam footage that shows the knee was on his back. The prosecutions witness testified to this.


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I'm choosing to believe that the knee in this picture, and most of the other frames, is clearly immediately behind the dude's ear. I'm a professional photographer and I believe that anyone who says that the knee was simply on the man's back is an obvious liar playing ostrich and sticking their own neck in quicksand.

 

[Rhino]

And when he doesn’t pay the restitution?


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THEN, and only then you escalate it, including making him work for a day to pay it off.

 

[Younggun]

THEN, and only then you escalate it, including making him work for a day to pay it off.

Lol, so the guy who refused to even speak to the police and get a misdemeanor ticket (theft under $50 in Texas) is gonna do any of that.


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[Rhino]

Lol, so the guy who refused to even speak to the police and get a misdemeanor ticket (theft under $50 in Texas) is gonna do any of that.

You lack imagination. The system also lacks imagination.

Also, if the system is sooo freakin' great, how are we in the mess we are in these days?

 

[Younggun]

I'm choosing to believe that the knee in this picture, and most of the other frames, is clearly immediately behind the dude's ear. I'm a professional photographer and I believe that anyone who says that the knee was simply on the man's back is an obvious liar playing ostrich and sticking their own neck in quicksand.

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[bbbass]

If we are going to go biblical, I think removing a hand for thievery is good, a tongue for lying, a pecker for adultery, a lashing etc, and then stoning as the final. Would save a lot of prison costs and provide public entertainment.

 

[Coiled]

Good ole Pelosi, always keeping her agenda a top priority. What a ****ing tool.

Dems, you vote for her, own it!

Pelosi faces intense backlash after thanking George Floyd for 'sacrificing your life for justice'

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is facing intense backlash after she thanked George Floyd for "sacrificing your life for justice" Tuesday following the conviction of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin on murder and manslaughter charges.

www.foxnews.com