newfie
Well-Known Member
If there’s a story that sounds too good to be true, it’s probably not true. It’s impossible to argue in good faith that the guy kneeling on his neck when he died was just a coincidence.
Getting fired for what happened in that video is only adequate discipline if you believe what the cop did in said video wasn’t murder.
If I were a cop and there was a video of me doing the same thing, I wouldn’t think the boss would need much time to decide whether or not to fire me. Cops aren’t trained to spend 9 minutes killing people with knees to the neck that have 150-250 pounds of body weight behind them.
It wasn’t murder. Floyd wouldn’t have died if he’d had the body of an Olympic athlete!
thats why they do autopsies. You appearing to lean on someones neck looks bad but may not actually kill the guy.
heart attack from the physical exertion of resisting arrest coupled with drugs or alcohol appears to be the cause. The police officers holding him down while he was having his heart attack was negligent on their part .
thats why i always say let the facts come out and you will see that nothing is ever as it appears.
now lets see that video of him resisting when they tried to put him in the back of the police car and you'll see why he had a heart attack. for some reason they are showing us before and after but have not shown the video when he is actually resisting. Dont want to ruin a good narrative?