The Derek Chauvin Trial

[Fred's Myth]

You're missing the point. Of course there are more whites. But are the impoverished whites shooting and killing others at the same rate as impoverished blacks?

No, because whites suffer from systemic intelligence, where blacks suffer from systemic racism.

 

[PT 4 Life]

You're missing the point. Of course there are more whites. But are the impoverished whites shooting and killing others at the same rate as impoverished blacks?

I don’t have the answer for that. It’s irrelevant to this whole thread because this isn’t about blacks killing blacks. Cops killing blacks, and anyone that brings up black on black crime is deflecting.

 

[newfie]

yeah he definitely wasn’t the first. Plenty of cases that went unnoticed, especially pre camera phones. At least justice was served this time.

plenty of unnoticed cops getting shot in the line of duty too .

 

[newfie]

I don’t have the answer for that. It’s irrelevant to this whole thread because this isn’t about blacks killing blacks. Cops killing blacks, and anyone that brings up black on black crime is deflecting.

hypocrisy is relevant to the topic

 

[vantexan]

I don’t have the answer for that. It’s irrelevant to this whole thread because this isn’t about blacks killing blacks. Cops killing blacks, and anyone that brings up black on black crime is deflecting.

Nope, the narrative is white cops are responsible for an inordinate amount of black male deaths. It's only logical to point out blacks killed by cops, white or otherwise, is a small fraction of overall black homicides. And most of the time justified.

 

[PT 4 Life]

hypocrisy is relevant to the topic

It’s a deflection and a way take the light of the cops.

 

[newfie]

It’s a deflection and a way take the light of the cops.

its still relevant just not what you want brought up.

 

[PT 4 Life]

Nope, the narrative is white cops are responsible for an inordinate amount of black male deaths. It's only logical to point out blacks killed by cops, white or otherwise, is a small fraction of overall black homicides. And most of the time justified.

Without a doubt bunch of cases that went under the radar.

 

[newfie]

Without a doubt bunch of cases that went under the radar.

yea because the news does not report shootings

 

[PT 4 Life]

its still relevant just not what you want brought up.

The real topic should be police training. What Derek did was not proper police training, totally excessive. I’ll admit Floyd reaction startled them, but ultimately a cop is trained to handle that.

 

[newfie]

The real topic should be police training. What Derek did was not proper police training, totally excessive. I’ll admit Floyd reaction startled them, but ultimately a cop is trained to handle that.

not true . you should educate yourself. it was a procedure actively allowed and approved for use by the minnesota police. the officials who testified otherwise should have been indicted for perjury.

How common is it for Minnesota police departments to authorize chokeholds, 'neck restraints'? - MinnPost

More than a dozen police departments contacted by MinnPost said their officers are not allowed to use neck restraints or chokeholds, with many saying the tactics had been out of use for as long as they could remember.

www.minnpost.com

Minneapolis Police Used Neck Restraints 237 Times Since 2015, Records Show

An NBC News analysis evaluated Minneapolis Police Department records following George Floyd's death a week ago in police custody.

www.newsweek.com

 

[PT 4 Life]

not true . you should educate yourself. it was a procedure actively allowed and approved for use by the minnesota police. the officials who testified otherwise should have been indicted for perjury.

How common is it for Minnesota police departments to authorize chokeholds, 'neck restraints'? - MinnPost

More than a dozen police departments contacted by MinnPost said their officers are not allowed to use neck restraints or chokeholds, with many saying the tactics had been out of use for as long as they could remember.

www.minnpost.com

Minneapolis Police Used Neck Restraints 237 Times Since 2015, Records Show

An NBC News analysis evaluated Minneapolis Police Department records following George Floyd's death a week ago in police custody.

www.newsweek.com

Yikes if that consider proper training, because it resulted in a death.

 

[newfie]

Yikes if that consider proper training, because it resulted in a death.

you were complaining about deflection now you're deflecting. you realize if this procedure was not allowed and condoned by the Minneapolis police department floyd would still be alive?

 

[PT 4 Life]

you were complaining about deflection now you're deflecting. you realize if this procedure was not allowed and condoned by the Minneapolis police department floyd would still be alive?

nobody deflecting. The cop training sucks and could be avoided by a new system. Kind of done with this thread anyways. What more needs to be said Derek was wrong and he got convicted.

 

[newfie]

nobody deflecting. The cop training sucks and could be avoided by a new system. Kind of done with this thread anyways. What more needs to be said Derek was wrong and he got convicted.

now you're running from the real answer . the police leadership allowed police to use this tactic to render unconcious those felons who were resistant to arrest which is what floyd was. their history clearly shows they allowed this tactic to be used despite their testimony otherwise. Chauvin and the other three had just spent time trying to put floyd in the back of a car. he resisted so violently despite handcuffs that they could not get him in the back of the car. they were in the process of rendering floyd unconcious using this approved tactic. what they and the minneapolis police department did not expect was that floyd would swallow excessive amounts of fentanol to avoid a drug arrest and would thus succumb to it instead of simply being rendered unconcious .

chauvin needs to appeal he was working as trained and within the guidelines allowed by his department.

 

[PT 4 Life]

now you're running from the real answer . the police leadership allowed police to use this tactic to render unconcious those felons who were resistant to arrest which is what floyd was. their history clearly shows they allowed this tactic to be used despite their testimony otherwise. Chauvin and the other three had just spent time trying to put floyd in the back of a car. he resisted so violently despite handcuffs that they could not get him in the back of the car. they were in the process of rendering floyd unconcious using this approved tactic. what they and the minneapolis police department did not expect was that floyd would swallow excessive amounts of fentanol to avoid a drug arrest and would thus succumb to it instead of simply being rendered unconcious .

chauvin needs to appeal he was working as trained and within the guidelines allowed by his department.

He didn’t overdose on drugs, complete bs. We all saw something else. Good luck with the appeal. it won’t work because it’s stupid. Nobody running away, I saw a police officer using excessive force. If you knew nothing of Floyd background and somebody showed you this video you’d really hold this same view?

 

[newfie]

He didn’t overdose on drugs, complete bs. We all saw something else. Good luck with the appeal. it won’t work because it’s stupid. Nobody running away, I saw a police officer using excessive force. If you knew nothing of Floyd background and somebody showed you this video you’d really hold this same view?

you are in complete dishonest denial

 

[PT 4 Life]

you are in complete dishonest denial

nope. You guys are. RIP George

 

[BadIdeaGuy]

nope. You guys are. RIP George

Can't you guys at least choose a guy to revere who isn't a complete POS?

Every.
Single.
Time.

 

[PT 4 Life]

Can't you guys at least choose a guy to revere who isn't a complete POS?

Every.
Single.
Time.

somehow the man who got murdered by a cop is the bad guy in all this. You guys are hilarious.