George Floyd / Chauvin trial starts monday

When Biden's death squads pull you over for flying a Trump flag you might think differently :)

byron evans wrote:

2600 bro wrote:

You: I need my 2nd amendment rights to defend myself from a tyrannical government and totalitarian authority!!

Also you: Who would ever resist or disobey any authority... I've never done it... Never will...

We must have different definitions of tyranny. I don't think being pulled over while breaking laws is tyrannical at all. Must be my privilege again.

Either way, I am just pointing out that your casual acceptance of death being the punishment for disobedience is rather hypocritical.

2600 bro wrote:

When Biden's death squads pull you over for flying a Trump flag you might think differently :)

byron evans wrote:

We must have different definitions of tyranny. I don't think being pulled over while breaking laws is tyrannical at all. Must be my privilege again.

Sorry not outwardly political. Maybe they'll pull me over for my race.

I suspect you and I could beat most cops in a race.

byron evans wrote:

2600 bro wrote:

When Biden's death squads pull you over for flying a Trump flag you might think differently :)

Sorry not outwardly political. Maybe they'll pull me over for my race.

At Paul mayor just said the quiet part out loud. He said that even jail time for chauvin and the officer involved last night does not mean justice. They want the cities to burn.

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yawn wrote:

At Paul mayor just said the quiet part out loud. He said that even jail time for chauvin and the officer involved last night does not mean justice. They want the cities to burn.

How does a $27M settlement sound?

How many more of those can the cities keep handing out with taxpayer money?

Nelson seems to be nailing him on cross. admitted arterial blockages etc.

'he would have survived if he had behaved in the squad car'

'the prone situation is not inherently dangerous'.

in icu patients are proned'

why does nelson do this?

eg

on blah blah blah, is this possible, yes or no?

(its clearly possile)

A; on my review of this case, then in my opinion that did not happen.

That wasnt the question, that wasnt the context, that wasnt the required answer.

Why does nelson allow this?

Letsrun is censorship threads on the police murder of Dante Wright.

2600 bro wrote:

Either way, I am just pointing out that your casual acceptance of death being the punishment for disobedience is rather hypocritical.

They were rioting / looting / vandalizing / protesting against racist policing. Please tell us where the racism is when a black police officer pulls over an individual, runs their identification, comes back with warrants and the individual is accidentally shot by a female officer who thinks she has a taser while actively resisting arrest? Enlighten us as to where the racism is in this scenario.

Does the new shooting of the wanted criminal help or hurt the Chauvin trial? Sways the jury more towards convicting, or helps the defense for a mistrial/appeal?

500 White People Killed By Cops. Zero Protests.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfL-PeSv8nQ

How about just protesting sh***y, stupid cops? She's just a bad cop and should be charged with manslaughter. If you or I "accidentally" shot someone we would be in jail in seconds. Cops should be held to a HIGHER standard not a lower one.

comedyre1i3f 4 wrote:

2600 bro wrote:

Either way, I am just pointing out that your casual acceptance of death being the punishment for disobedience is rather hypocritical.

They were rioting / looting / vandalizing / protesting against racist policing. Please tell us where the racism is when a black police officer pulls over an individual, runs their identification, comes back with warrants and the individual is accidentally shot by a female officer who thinks she has a taser while actively resisting arrest? Enlighten us as to where the racism is in this scenario.

2600 bro wrote:

How dumb and poorly trained do you have to be to accidentally shoot someone. 7 year olds can be taught to handle guns safely.

Policing in America is a joke.

byron evans wrote:

It's almost like resisting arrest while an armed officer has you detained is not the best idea.

I don't know. I've never done it. Probably because I don't have warrants or drugs or illegal guns on me. Must be my privilege again.

Yep, and most seven year olds know not to talk back to adults or fight with them. Unfortunately, it appears a lot of seven year olds aren't getting this message and learn the hard way as young adults.

Not all areas are the same wrote:

2600 bro wrote:

How dumb and poorly trained do you have to be to accidentally shoot someone. 7 year olds can be taught to handle guns safely.

Policing in America is a joke.

Yep, and most seven year olds know not to talk back to adults or fight with them. Unfortunately, it appears a lot of seven year olds aren't getting this message and learn the hard way as young adults.

I see. Cops are the adults and the rest of us children in your worldview?

I remember my parents shooting me when I talked back - how could I forget!

Not all areas are the same wrote:

2600 bro wrote:

How dumb and poorly trained do you have to be to accidentally shoot someone. 7 year olds can be taught to handle guns safely.

Policing in America is a joke.

Yep, and most seven year olds know not to talk back to adults or fight with them. Unfortunately, it appears a lot of seven year olds aren't getting this message and learn the hard way as young adults.

with all the sh*t that happens in these instances why would the guy resist arrest? WTF?

Democrats lose again!!!