Cobra39 said:

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cmag said:

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I admit I never would have put money on more than manslaughter, but whatever. You could see the dude's murder boner from space. I'll give this one to them.

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It's a wonder he hasn't murdered many times before. Minneapolis is a safer place with this murderer off the street and behind bars.

I think this correct verdict will finally start bringing the country together.

Cobra39

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WestTexasAg said:

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Cobra39 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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Kozmozag said:

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If I was a cop I would resign today...lol

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My guess is most cops feel the exact opposite (as it pertains to this case). 99.9% of the cops in this country would NOT have done what Chauvin did.

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Yes. Cops are loving this beautiful environment.

(You are kidding also, right? Have to be.)

Cobra39

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How many cops came to Chauvin's defense? My point is that ******* Chauvin made all cops jobs tougher. I can't imagine any other cops were pleased with the way Chauvin handled that situation.

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Did you watch the trial? Do you think a person with 98% Oxygen levels asphyxiate? Do you think a person who asphyxiated has brain damage due to lack of oxygen?

WestTexasAg said:

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Kozmozag said:

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If I was a cop I would resign today...lol

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My guess is most cops feel the exact opposite (as it pertains to this case). 99.9% of the cops in this country would NOT have done what Chauvin did.

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Chauvin walked a tight line with his decisions, no doubt, but after all these facts that have come out and he gets hammered like that? **** THAT. Manslaughter maybe at best. This should put all law enforcement on notice.

WestTexasAg said:

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astros4545 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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Kozmozag said:

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If I was a cop I would resign today...lol

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My guess is most cops feel the exact opposite (as it pertains to this case). 99.9% of the cops in this country would NOT have done what Chauvin did.

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What did he do?!?!?!

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You cannot be serious. You think what he did was appropriate?

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In the midst of a riot, I have reasonable doubt

So far every single interviewee on live feeds are claiming this was a small win, BUT "we still have a long way to go". Chauvin was almost immediately charged with murder and jailed, until found guilty of murder. There is no where else further to go...unless they want to start killing white farmers like in SAfrica.

Hope that town burns tonight and that every small
Business downtown goes up in flames.

WestTexasAg said:

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astros4545 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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Kozmozag said:

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If I was a cop I would resign today...lol

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My guess is most cops feel the exact opposite (as it pertains to this case). 99.9% of the cops in this country would NOT have done what Chauvin did.

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What did he do?!?!?!

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You cannot be serious. You think what he did was appropriate?

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Easy to be critical from the cheap seats.

We have to keep looting and burning.. you know for progress.

WestTexasAg said:

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astros4545 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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Kozmozag said:

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If I was a cop I would resign today...lol

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My guess is most cops feel the exact opposite (as it pertains to this case). 99.9% of the cops in this country would NOT have done what Chauvin did.

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What did he do?!?!?!

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You cannot be serious. You think what he did was appropriate?

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This is what's completely ridiculous. Appropriate and murder are two different things. He walked a fine line, but murder? No way.

Mob rule is what we're turning into that's why we were founded as a republic. Shocking how smart the founding fathers were and how stupid we have become.

Minnesota AG "This verdict was not Justice, this was accountability... Justice is in your hands America"

Translation take justice through riots...

Nothing but the truth outta criminals when arrested

BlueTaze said:

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So far every single interviewee on live feeds are claiming this was a small win, BUT "we still have a long way to go". Chauvin was almost immediately charged with murder and jailed, until found guilty of murder. There is no where else further to go...unless they want to start killing white farmers like in SAfrica.

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Congrats, you're catching on.

Shots fired Minneapolis....

gbaby23 said:

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I can't believe these people live in the same country as me. Our ancestors were so short-sighted.

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Their greed f***ed us all in the long run. With every other ethnic group, people came here on their own accord. For the most part they were at least one or a combo of the following: smart, capable, independent, risk takers, hard working and wanted to determine their own futures. Going to a country and just buying/kidnapping hundreds of thousands of random primitive people who never would have had the wherewithal, means or effort to come here on their own is an awful strategy and recipe for disaster. We will always pay the price for the sins of our forefathers and I am afraid things will get much worse going fwd.

La migra52 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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astros4545 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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Kozmozag said:

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If I was a cop I would resign today...lol

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My guess is most cops feel the exact opposite (as it pertains to this case). 99.9% of the cops in this country would NOT have done what Chauvin did.

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What did he do?!?!?!

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You cannot be serious. You think what he did was appropriate?

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This is what's completely ridiculous. Appropriate and murder are two different things. He walked a fine line, but murder? No way.

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"No way"? You really think Floyd would have died if Chauvin had let him up say 5 minutes or so earlier when he was no longer resisting arrest, was handcuffed and under control?

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Nah, the race pimps need to divide the country further. You are clueless.

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LOL....I'm clueless?

I was kidding.....sorry I didn't use the sarcastic emoji....don't do emoji's.

Cobra39

WestTexasAg said:

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La migra52 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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astros4545 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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Kozmozag said:

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If I was a cop I would resign today...lol

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My guess is most cops feel the exact opposite (as it pertains to this case). 99.9% of the cops in this country would NOT have done what Chauvin did.

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What did he do?!?!?!

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You cannot be serious. You think what he did was appropriate?

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This is what's completely ridiculous. Appropriate and murder are two different things. He walked a fine line, but murder? No way.

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"No way"? You really think Floyd would have died if Chauvin had let him up say 5 minutes or so earlier when he was no longer resisting arrest, was handcuffed and under control?

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Well... since he had 3 times the lethal dose of fentanyl in his system...

I'm going with yes, he'd still be dead.

No doubt there is a line for Black applicants rushing to apply for the police academy in Minneapolis. How else do you change the "system"?

WestTexasAg said:

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La migra52 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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astros4545 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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Kozmozag said:

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If I was a cop I would resign today...lol

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My guess is most cops feel the exact opposite (as it pertains to this case). 99.9% of the cops in this country would NOT have done what Chauvin did.

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What did he do?!?!?!

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You cannot be serious. You think what he did was appropriate?

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This is what's completely ridiculous. Appropriate and murder are two different things. He walked a fine line, but murder? No way.

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"No way"? You really think Floyd would have died if Chauvin had let him up say 5 minutes or so earlier when he was no longer resisting arrest, was handcuffed and under control?

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Please understand this good and hard...

Chauvin was interacting with Floyd as a police officer. He wasn't a random guy on the street.

Secondly, Chauvin followed MPD procedure nearly to a T.

And thirdly, Chauvin didn't get a full debriefing on Floyd's medical condition prior to placing him under arrest...because that would be ridiculous.

It doesn't matter about how much time. Has nothing at all to do with it.

Someone else might expire in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 minute...who knows? How is any of that Chauvin's fault when he was there as part of his ******* job?

WestTexasAg said:

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La migra52 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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astros4545 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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Kozmozag said:

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If I was a cop I would resign today...lol

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My guess is most cops feel the exact opposite (as it pertains to this case). 99.9% of the cops in this country would NOT have done what Chauvin did.

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What did he do?!?!?!

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You cannot be serious. You think what he did was appropriate?

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This is what's completely ridiculous. Appropriate and murder are two different things. He walked a fine line, but murder? No way.

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"No way"? You really think Floyd would have died if Chauvin had let him up say 5 minutes or so earlier when he was no longer resisting arrest, was handcuffed and under control?

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Well... he did have 4x the amount of Fentanyl in his system needed to be deadly. And the EMS was severely delayed in their response.

Did you even watch the trial?

WestTexasAg said:

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Cobra39 said:

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WestTexasAg said:

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Kozmozag said:

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If I was a cop I would resign today...lol

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My guess is most cops feel the exact opposite (as it pertains to this case). 99.9% of the cops in this country would NOT have done what Chauvin did.

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Yes. Cops are loving this beautiful environment.

(You are kidding also, right? Have to be.)

Cobra39

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How many cops came to Chauvin's defense? My point is that ******* Chauvin made all cops jobs tougher. I can't imagine any other cops were pleased with the way Chauvin handled that situation.

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Happy with the way Chauvin handled the situation and happy with the fact that he was charged with murder as a result are two different things. And of the several LEO's I know, none of them are happy with the latter.

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gbaby23 said:

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I can't believe these people live in the same country as me. Our ancestors were so short-sighted.

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Their greed f***ed us all in the long run. With every other ethnic group, people came here on their own accord. For the most part they were smart, capable, independent, risk takers, hard working and wanted to determine their own futures. Going to a country and just buying/kidnapping hundreds of thousands of random people who never would have had the wherewithal, means or effort to come here on their own is an awful strategy and recipe for disaster.

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This "ethnic" group was "Kidnapped" by their own leaders then sold to a 3rd part (Hello British!) and transported to the western hemisphere, where a mere 3% arrived on US shores (388k out of 10.7 million).

Where are the riots in Brazil? Jamaica? Other Caribbean Islands?

We have a culture problem, not a race problem.

Boo Weekley said:

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gbaby23 said:

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I can't believe these people live in the same country as me. Our ancestors were so short-sighted.

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Their greed f***ed us all in the long run. With every other ethnic group, people came here on their own accord. For the most part they were at least one or a combo of the following: smart, capable, independent, risk takers, hard working and wanted to determine their own futures. Going to a country and just buying/kidnapping hundreds of thousands of random primitive people who never would have had the wherewithal, means or effort to come here on their own is an awful strategy and recipe for disaster. We will always pay the price for the sins of our forefathers and I am afraid things will get much worse going fwd.

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History much?

This description does remind me of the Childress hiring, however.

Cobra39

TRADUCTOR said:

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Shots fired Minneapolis....

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fka ftc said:

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Boo Weekley said:

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gbaby23 said:

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I can't believe these people live in the same country as me. Our ancestors were so short-sighted.

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Their greed f***ed us all in the long run. With every other ethnic group, people came here on their own accord. For the most part they were smart, capable, independent, risk takers, hard working and wanted to determine their own futures. Going to a country and just buying/kidnapping hundreds of thousands of random people who never would have had the wherewithal, means or effort to come here on their own is an awful strategy and recipe for disaster.

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This post should be flagged and removed as completely false information. Racist as well as you implicitly indicate African Americans are not "smart, capable, independent, risk takers, hard working and wanted to determine their own futures".

This "ethnic" group was "Kidnapped" by their own leaders then sold to a 3rd part (Hello British!) and transported to the western hemisphere, where a mere 3% arrived on US shores (388k out of 10.7 million).

Where are the riots in Brazil? Jamaica? Other Caribbean Islands?

We have a culture problem, not a race problem.

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I am talking abut the Africans brought over at that time. They were centuries behind the Americans and Europeans at that time. They never would have come here on their own accord. Some of their ancestors would have many years later though...generally the best, with many of the traits you look for in immigrants.

The Africans that I know and am Friends with who came here voluntarily almost ALL seem to have stable mid upper class families and are very smart. One of the smartest dudes I ever met while at A&M was a Nigerian chemical engineering major.

My point is that you could go to Ireland or Korea and randomly take a million people from those countries and it would be a horrible strategy that would definitely backfire. As opposed to naturally attracting that same number of voluntary migrants naturally over a longer period of time. Dumb, mediocre people are going to have higher rates of dumb mediocre kids...no matter what continent they come from.

It's definitely mostly cultural, but also there is a thing called "genetics". If we hypothetically imported 100 dumb white trash people from Australia, vs 100 smart hard working people...whose offspring is going to fare better generationally over the next hundred or two hundred years? I'm putting all my money on the latter.

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Justice would have been the pregnant woman that Floyd robbed blowing his head off.

Dos Tasadores De TAMU said:

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Prediction as of 04/20/2021

Guilty verdict will be overturned during appeal.

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Hi! Welcome to the Court of Appeals, we hope you enjoy your visit. Let me introduce you to my friends: Harmless Error, Untimely Filed, and Issue Waived. We understand if you don't agree that your appeal in your case is affirmed.

I was wrong about the outcome.

I guess every time a highly pigmented individual passes under the less than passive care of a police force, the streets will burn and be looted before proven guilty by a court of law. Just keep it in the enemy cities.

The guy outside Cup Foods just said "we're not done until we have justice for every one, it's going to be a long night..."