Chukzombi
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The Greatest Lie Ever Sold: George Floyd and the Rise of BLM (2022)
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Not embarrassed at all. I just realize you don’t really care about any document, witness, video, etc. that is contrary to what you believe is the truth. It doesn’t matter to you or others in this thread. You will say it’s because they said what the prosecution wanted, or they felt preassured or threatened, or they had some other political agenda.
So really there is no point in disussing it. No one is as informed as you. You have all the answers and anything anyone shows you or tells you will be explained away. Anyone who disagrees with you is ignorant.
It’s remarkable really to see the lengths you go to prove your right And how hard you try to remove facts your don’t like.
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From the guy that just posted 3 headlines from left wing sites as his "proof" without even understanding what they said.
"George Floyd died from lack of oxygen, not fentanyl , says expert" - You're too dumb to realize how nonsensical that even is. Fentanyl kills you by slowing down/stopping your breathing. So all fentanyl overdoses are from a lack of oxygen. How you can think of this as some kind of gotcha is beyond me.
An article stating the autopsy that the family paid for, THAT DIDN'T EVEN EXAMINE THE BODY, and made their conclusion based on nothing but the video as fact.
And then one about Dr. Baker that we've been talking about for the last page or 2.
I can understand you not knowing any of this, because you're not a very smart person. But what I don't understand is why you believe that you have any idea what you're talking about or that you're actually fooling anyone by doing quick google searches between posts and just vomiting out whatever you see.
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It's conflicting statements which can't both be "facts." So the question is who is telling the truth.
The original autopsy by someone who doesn't even know any significance of the deceased yet.
The guy that's scared for his life months later because he knows the significance of the deceased.
The guy being paid lots of money by the prosecution to say what the prosecution wants him to say.
Anyone that makes a choice other then the first one is retarded or too emotionally invested to think clearly.
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if ar-kyle shot a black pedophile or a black absuser or blew a noggers arm off, he'd be in jail for 99years
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Chukzombi
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the media still said those guys were black in the news in hopes of riling up the savages to kill him. but we shouldnt talk about that.
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Jan 6th was a guided tour compared to the burning of a once proud country for a whole summer. They're not the same, and if you think they are, you're a part of the problem. Americans (white Westerners in general) are too scared to tell the truth anymore, so we have this epidemic of fence-sitting where we all have to throw softballs to criminals, just to be "fair".
This country needs a real Right-wing, one that's not purely economic and soulless. A return to a Buchanan style would be a first good step.
That aside, props to Owens. All these Conservative pundits are somewhat grifting - this whole country is a grift nowadays, at least she's fighting this battle at the forefront of public theater.
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I get what Warrik is doing. He's looking at media reports of people who said things effectively under duress and saying that he believes the reports, while ignoring the duress. This is pretty common with people looking at the Floyd case.
Large parts of the country burned, 20+ people died, and our media was highlighting -anyone- who said -anything- about the incident.
So you get some "experts" attached to the -very- public trial, and these people are expected to provide expert opinion on what happened. When for -months- prior, people were vilified, verbally abused, and in some cases physically attacked, for saying anything other than "Chauvin murdered Floyd." And you put their names; their titles; their occupation, on a public screen, and say "Do you refute the narrative?"
Every single person involved who wasn't the crazy "blood choke" guy who was actively trying to assault the police officers involved during the incident, were effectively under duress. Every single person whose face was on the television was actively putting their life in danger just by doing so; they -had- to say Chauvin murdered Floyd or they would be in the obituaries by the end of the week.
I think this context gets lost on the folks who go "But the doctors said he didn't die by overdose! It was all the stress and the lethal level of drugs he consumed, but mostly the stress!"
Multiple politicians and people with lots of media sway sentenced Chauvin before the trial even took place. And the extreme violence that the mob was willing to partake in before the trial even began was the duress. To think otherwise is to simply not understand basic human psychology. After day 2, any sort of fair trial was basically impossible for Chauvin, because murders had happened and millions to billions in property damage had already occurred. And that was just with the heavily redacted video of the incident being released (you know, the one that omitted all the shit Floyd was up to and actively engaged in prior to "the knee").
And do you know what black parents have told and will tell their children regarding this (not all, but most)? That white cops and cops in general are out trying to murder black people and will do anything they can to do so, and not "Hey, maybe not ingest all your illegal and lethal drugs at once, while actively committing a crime? And hey? Maybe don't commit crimes in the first place?"
Chauvin was a sacrifice, and every "but he murdered Floyd!" narrative is a context-free piece of bullshit.
Large parts of the country burned, 20+ people died, and our media was highlighting -anyone- who said -anything- about the incident.
So you get some "experts" attached to the -very- public trial, and these people are expected to provide expert opinion on what happened. When for -months- prior, people were vilified, verbally abused, and in some cases physically attacked, for saying anything other than "Chauvin murdered Floyd." And you put their names; their titles; their occupation, on a public screen, and say "Do you refute the narrative?"
Every single person involved who wasn't the crazy "blood choke" guy who was actively trying to assault the police officers involved during the incident, were effectively under duress. Every single person whose face was on the television was actively putting their life in danger just by doing so; they -had- to say Chauvin murdered Floyd or they would be in the obituaries by the end of the week.
I think this context gets lost on the folks who go "But the doctors said he didn't die by overdose! It was all the stress and the lethal level of drugs he consumed, but mostly the stress!"
Multiple politicians and people with lots of media sway sentenced Chauvin before the trial even took place. And the extreme violence that the mob was willing to partake in before the trial even began was the duress. To think otherwise is to simply not understand basic human psychology. After day 2, any sort of fair trial was basically impossible for Chauvin, because murders had happened and millions to billions in property damage had already occurred. And that was just with the heavily redacted video of the incident being released (you know, the one that omitted all the shit Floyd was up to and actively engaged in prior to "the knee").
And do you know what black parents have told and will tell their children regarding this (not all, but most)? That white cops and cops in general are out trying to murder black people and will do anything they can to do so, and not "Hey, maybe not ingest all your illegal and lethal drugs at once, while actively committing a crime? And hey? Maybe don't commit crimes in the first place?"
Chauvin was a sacrifice, and every "but he murdered Floyd!" narrative is a context-free piece of bullshit.
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Remembering when Eric holder hired al Sharpton to fly down to Florida and to whip up hate mobs in the George Zimmerman case made me think that it's at least encouraged at times to imply that violence, that act pressured the local DA to let Zimmerman case go to trial when it shouldn't have because of lack of evidence iirc.
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Seananigans
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"likely"?
11 nanograms/ml of fentanyl, when most examiners would say 3 ng/ml is enough to say OD
i'm sure meth doesn't help
some guys "likely" did something on 9/11
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Seananigans
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im sure you will excuse this all away too?
Toxicologist testifies that drugs and heart disease did not kill George Floyd
Fact check: George Floyd's death ruled a homicide, not fentanyl overdose
Autopsies concluded George Floyd's death was a homicide. Levels of fentanyl were present in Floyd's system, but not enough to be considered fatal.www.usatoday.com
George Floyd died from lack of oxygen, not fentanyl, says expert
The testimony at the trial of Derek Chauvin in Minneapolis contradicts the defence's argument.www.bbc.com
Heart Disease, Fentanyl Contributed to George Floyd’s Death But Were Not Main Cause, Medical Examiner Says
Hennepin County Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Andrew Baker’s testimony could be crucial, as Baker ruled Floyd’s death last May a homicide and identified the cause as “cardiopulmonary arrest” that occurred during “law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression.”news.wttw.com
I mean, we can both play the game of statements, experts and links. I’m not pulling something out my ass here. You want to throw away what you don’t like or don’t want to hear.
Sop watching OANN, put down the tiki torch and do some research,
Jesus fucking christ, those articles lol.
"he died from lack of oxygen, not fentanyl overdose."
.... fentanyl overdose causes you to slow/stop breathing, which causes a lack of oxygen...
"he died due to blood loss, not from being shot 6 times!"
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Bro I sleep on 5 mypillows while dual wielding tiki torches with OANN blasting on 7 tv's.
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