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Originally posted by ledvm:

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Originally posted by LongDistanceOperator:
Fuck you. You cheered for George Floyd’s murder. He was not a threat. He was murdered because a sociopath pile of shit cop wanted to murder him.

You’re a psycho.

I cheered nothing. All was a sad day.

Chauvin did his job. Floyd resisted arrest…anything past that is on him.

. . . speaking of psycho babble. So a drunk college student resisting arrest has signed his own death warrant if a police officer wants to take him out? A guess the police officer gets to be judge, jury and executioner. What a load of bullshit. Part of the social bargain with the police is that in return for giving you substantial potential control over our lives, you will conduct yourself in accordance with a higher standard. Not that if I decide to be an ass you get the right to punish me as you see fit.

That is just it Mike. Floyd was no drunk teenager. He was a big man who had worked as a bouncer who was full of meth and opioid (a combination known to make people hard to subdue). He was also a known criminal.

Your scenario doesn’t apply.

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Originally posted by ledvm:

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Originally posted by ledvm:

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Originally posted by LongDistanceOperator:
Fuck you. You cheered for George Floyd’s murder. He was not a threat. He was murdered because a sociopath pile of shit cop wanted to murder him.

You’re a psycho.

I cheered nothing. All was a sad day.

Chauvin did his job. Floyd resisted arrest…anything past that is on him.

. . . speaking of psycho babble. So a drunk college student resisting arrest has signed his own death warrant if a police officer wants to take him out? A guess the police officer gets to be judge, jury and executioner. What a load of bullshit. Part of the social bargain with the police is that in return for giving you substantial potential control over our lives, you will conduct yourself in accordance with a higher standard. Not that if I decide to be an ass you get the right to punish me as you see fit.

That is just it Mike. Floyd was no drunk teenager. He was a big man who had worked as a bouncer who was full of meth and opioid (a combination known to make people hard to subdue). He was also a known criminal.

Your scenario doesn’t apply.

Some cant, or don't want to, see the difference. Some might even say a career criminal. But lawyers especially like career criminals....repeat customers you know....


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Originally posted by jeffeosso:
Mike,
Chauvin is being held here -
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/..._Institution,_Tucson

As a former cop Chauvin could have gone directly into Admin Segregation by filling out a single form. Serious attacks there are vanishing rare, but a wannabe badass like him would think it beneath him.

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Wow, you knew what he was thinking Jeff!!
must be a handy trick reading minds from a distance like that.
Quick, what am I thinking.

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Maybe everyone should watch this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...aXMgZG9jdW1lbnRhcnkg

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Mike,
Chauvin is being held here -
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/..._Institution,_Tucson

As a former cop Chauvin could have gone directly into Admin Segregation by filling out a single form. Serious attacks there are vanishing rare, but a wannabe badass like him would think it beneath him.

Yeah....old jeff....he can give Hamas the benefit of the doubt, but when it co!as to an American cop....they are just GUILTY!!!


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Well, the former cop was given due process of law, and multiple appeals w more to come. Do yeah he is guilty beyond a responsible doubt. It is not required that he be found guilty beyond all earthly certainty. You can apply that standard if you wish. However, it disqualifies you from setting on a criminal jury for cause.

I still have not seen anyone on here given Hamas the “benefit of the doubt.”

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You gave demonstrated four things to me in this conversation: 1) an overwhelming prejudice to police;

I do believe in this incident that Chauvin deserved firing but not criminal culpability.

2) an overwhelming prejudice to African Americans and criminal defendants in general who do not look like you to support criminal defendants that look like;

This is not true and you have nothing factual to base that statement on. Just a personal attack on me.

3) that your doctor skills are not able to qualify you as an expert on this type of case because your medical theories have been rejected by courts;

Albeit my theories are medically sound.

and 4) you would be stricken for cause by any prosecutor due to your unwillingness to follow mandated law concerning the burden of proof.

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