YokelRidesAgain said:I am quite serious.Logos Stick said:
You cannot be serious!
I pay my taxes, as (I presume) do most of you.
For some cop to decide, hey, I decide what laws I obey, sticks in my craw.
Your "hero" is not a good dude. It is disturbing that so many people are unable to realize that, hey, sometimes BOTH parties in an individual situation suck.
YokelRidesAgain said:Is this a joke?Terminus Est said:YokelRidesAgain said:We're just going "no harm, no foul" on the felony tax evasion?Terminus Est said:
I want to repeat again in case anyone misunderstood me: Derek Chauvin did NOTHING wrong.
Is this a real post
Dude paid zero dollars in taxes on $80,000 in cash from his private security gig, filed false returns alleging that he resided in Florida, and didn't file a couple of returns (on which he owed money) altogether.
This isn't some 18 year old kid being pursued by the IRS for 15% of their babysitting money. This was more of a Leona Helmsley, "taxes are for little people" deal. Chauvin and his ex-wife knew full well that what they were doing was illegal, and neither of them bothered to dispute it when they were both convicted of felonies.
And yeah, yeah, I know, F16, taxation is theft. It is nonetheless the law, and asserting that an officer of the law can pick and choose which rules to obey is laughable.
Chauvin was, at best, a dirty cop with (per disciplinary records unrelated to Floyd) an anger management problem.
It is rich to condemn one side for elevating a felon as a saint, while doing, well, the same damn thing.
Is Chauvin, individually, being made to suffer for the sins of a multitude of individuals?DrEvazanPhD said:
He's not a hero. He is, however, a patsy for the left
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Sure. Doesn't make him innocent.
He is a common thief. None of which excuses the incompetence of the Federal Bureau of Prisons in allowing him to get stabbed, btw.
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/former-minneapolis-police-officer-derek-chauvin-pleads-guilty-in-tax-caseaggiehawg said:Link?Quote:
Sure. Doesn't make him innocent.
He is a common thief. None of which excuses the incompetence of the Federal Bureau of Prisons in allowing him to get stabbed, btw.
Does it also bother you when a news report identifies a victim as White and the assailant as Black?SW-14 said:**** like this makes it easy to spot the bias in an articleQuote:
Floyd, who was Black, died on May 25, 2020, after Chauvin, who is white
Antoninus said:
Is it just me, of did anyone else think "Woody Harrelson" when they saw this photo?
Why do people assert that opinions which differ from their own are ... "lies?"RGLAG85 said:
Why do people have to spew such lies?
It is amazing the extent to which people in our society will idolize ANYONE who acts in opposition to someone that they don't like.YokelRidesAgain said:I am quite serious.Logos Stick said:
You cannot be serious!
I pay my taxes, as (I presume) do most of you.
For some cop to decide, hey, I decide what laws I obey, sticks in my craw.
Your "hero" is not a good dude. It is disturbing that so many people are unable to realize that, hey, sometimes BOTH parties in an individual situation suck.
YokelRidesAgain said:Is this a joke?Terminus Est said:YokelRidesAgain said:We're just going "no harm, no foul" on the felony tax evasion?Terminus Est said:
I want to repeat again in case anyone misunderstood me: Derek Chauvin did NOTHING wrong.
Is this a real post
Dude paid zero dollars in taxes on $80,000 in cash from his private security gig, filed false returns alleging that he resided in Florida, and didn't file a couple of returns (on which he owed money) altogether.
This isn't some 18 year old kid being pursued by the IRS for 15% of their babysitting money. This was more of a Leona Helmsley, "taxes are for little people" deal. Chauvin and his ex-wife knew full well that what they were doing was illegal, and neither of them bothered to dispute it when they were both convicted of felonies.
And yeah, yeah, I know, F16, taxation is theft. It is nonetheless the law, and asserting that an officer of the law can pick and choose which rules to obey is laughable.
Chauvin was, at best, a dirty cop with (per disciplinary records unrelated to Floyd) an anger management problem.
It is rich to condemn one side for elevating a felon as a saint, while doing, well, the same damn thing.
YokelRidesAgain said:I am quite serious.Logos Stick said:
You cannot be serious!
I pay my taxes, as (I presume) do most of you.
For some cop to decide, hey, I decide what laws I obey, sticks in my craw.
Your "hero" is not a good dude. It is disturbing that so many people are unable to realize that, hey, sometimes BOTH parties in an individual situation suck.
Antoninus said:Does it also bother you when a news report identifies a victim as White and the assailant as Black?SW-14 said:**** like this makes it easy to spot the bias in an articleQuote:
Floyd, who was Black, died on May 25, 2020, after Chauvin, who is white
YokelRidesAgain said:I am quite serious.Logos Stick said:
You cannot be serious!
I pay my taxes, as (I presume) do most of you.
For some cop to decide, hey, I decide what laws I obey, sticks in my craw.
Your "hero" is not a good dude. It is disturbing that so many people are unable to realize that, hey, sometimes BOTH parties in an individual situation suck.
Antoninus said:It is amazing the extent to which people in our society will idolize ANYONE who acts in opposition to someone that they don't like.YokelRidesAgain said:I am quite serious.Logos Stick said:
You cannot be serious!
I pay my taxes, as (I presume) do most of you.
For some cop to decide, hey, I decide what laws I obey, sticks in my craw.
Your "hero" is not a good dude. It is disturbing that so many people are unable to realize that, hey, sometimes BOTH parties in an individual situation suck.
Chauvin is a perfect example. NOT A GOOD GUY. Did he "murder" Floyd? I don't think so, but for some he is a hero, because they don't like Floyd.
Another good example is McCloskey. By all accounts, a completely horrid human being. But he pointed a rifle at BLM, so he becomes a hero to certain elements of our society.
YOU: Stop derailing!Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:
Is this guy on the same thread as everyone else?
Holy derail, Batman!
YokelRidesAgain said:YOU: Stop derailing!Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:
Is this guy on the same thread as everyone else?
Holy derail, Batman!
ALSO YOU: Let's talk about Hunter Biden!
Maroon Dawn said:
Can't help but notice not a single Leftist apologist on here wants to acknowledge the official autopsy report that says clear as day Floyd was not murdered but did OD
No one needs to come acknowledge that because that's not really what the autopsy report said.Maroon Dawn said:
Can't help but notice not a single Leftist apologist on here wants to acknowledge the official autopsy report that says clear as day Floyd was not murdered but did OD
Hmmm, probably because of what the jury said in the case?? Seems like they had a lot more info than anyone on here.RGLAG85 said:Why do people have to spew such lies?BrazosDog02 said:WestTexasAg said:
"Did nothing wrong" is certainly a stretch.
You mean pressing …" a knee on his neck for 9 minutes " is not ok?
Hmm…who could have imagined there was a line between enforcing the law and killing citizens in the process.
Ah well, ol boy has a couple decades to think it through, well, probably not gauging by how his daily shanking seems to be going.
Ciboag96 said:Maroon Dawn said:
Can't help but notice not a single Leftist apologist on here wants to acknowledge the official autopsy report that says clear as day Floyd was not murdered but did OD
They applaud it. The budding little communists want more chaos so they can install more brown shirt control.
Isn't very hard to see Lenin's 100+ year old strategy being resurrected.
I'll say it:GAC06 said:
I wouldn't say he did nothing wrong, but he's certainly not guilty of murdering Floyd.
Not hours. Whole thing took much less than an hour from the time the first cops arrived until he was taken away by ambulance.AgBandsman said:I'll say it:GAC06 said:
I wouldn't say he did nothing wrong, but he's certainly not guilty of murdering Floyd.
He did nothing wrong.
Floyd was a drug abuser with a criminal record that had lethal drugs in his system when he died. He resisted arrest continuously for hours. He failed to comply with law enforcement, forcing law enforcement to use increasingly aggresive tactics to detain a criminal.
TXAggie2011 said:No one needs to come acknowledge that because that's not really what the autopsy report said.Maroon Dawn said:
Can't help but notice not a single Leftist apologist on here wants to acknowledge the official autopsy report that says clear as day Floyd was not murdered but did OD
We should also stop acting like the "full" "official" autopsy making the rounds on social media right now wasn't fully released three years ago.
LINKQuote:
CASE TITLE: CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST COMPLICATING LAW ENFORCEMENT SUBDUAL, RESTRAINT, AND NECK COMPRESSION
DECEASED: George Floyd aka Floyd Perry SEX: M AGE: 46
DATE AND HOUR OF DEATH: 5-25-20; 9:25 p.m.
DATE AND HOUR OF AUTOPSY: 5-26-20; 9:25 a.m. P
PATHOLOGIST: Andrew M. Baker, M.D.
OK. Challenge accepted. Page one of the autopsy reports "cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."Maroon Dawn said:It says there was no damage to the trachea and that he died of heart failure related to fentanyl (among many other drugs) in his systemTXAggie2011 said:No one needs to come acknowledge that because that's not really what the autopsy report said.Maroon Dawn said:
Can't help but notice not a single Leftist apologist on here wants to acknowledge the official autopsy report that says clear as day Floyd was not murdered but did OD
We should also stop acting like the "full" "official" autopsy making the rounds on social media right now wasn't fully released three years ago.
I defy you to post anything from the official coroners autopsy that says otherwise
Opalka said:Hmmm, probably because of what the jury said in the case?? Seems like they had a lot more info than anyone on here.RGLAG85 said:Why do people have to spew such lies?BrazosDog02 said:WestTexasAg said:
"Did nothing wrong" is certainly a stretch.
You mean pressing …" a knee on his neck for 9 minutes " is not ok?
Hmm…who could have imagined there was a line between enforcing the law and killing citizens in the process.
Ah well, ol boy has a couple decades to think it through, well, probably not gauging by how his daily shanking seems to be going.
TXAggie2011 said:OK. Challenge accepted. Page one of the autopsy reports "cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."Maroon Dawn said:It says there was no damage to the trachea and that he died of heart failure related to fentanyl (among many other drugs) in his systemTXAggie2011 said:No one needs to come acknowledge that because that's not really what the autopsy report said.Maroon Dawn said:
Can't help but notice not a single Leftist apologist on here wants to acknowledge the official autopsy report that says clear as day Floyd was not murdered but did OD
We should also stop acting like the "full" "official" autopsy making the rounds on social media right now wasn't fully released three years ago.
I defy you to post anything from the official coroners autopsy that says otherwise
And if you have any doubt as to what that means, the man who performed the autopsy and wrote the report testified at trial he would classify it as a "homicide" and that "In my opinion, the law enforcement subdual, restraint and the neck compression was just more than Mr. Floyd could take by virtue of those heart conditions."
I would absolutely agree that the autopsy reports fentanyl in his system and that the examiner did indeed testify the drugs in his system contributed to his death.
But it is absolutely wrong to suggest the autopsy says Floyd wasn't murdered or that he died of an overdose.
Which is not a direct cause/manner of death. That is weasel language. Manner of death is a but/for analysis.Quote:
"In my opinion, the law enforcement subdual, restraint and the neck compression was just more than Mr. Floyd could take by virtue of those heart conditions."
Also this.Quote:
BRAIN (10-12): Sections of hippocampus, cerebellum, cerebral cortex, and midbrain show the expected microscopic architecture, without hypoxicischemic, reactive, neoplastic, or inflammatory changes.
I'll assume then that you at least agree with me the autopsy didn't say he wasn't murdered nor did it say he died of an overdose.Maroon Dawn said:IOW he lied on the stand because as we now know thanks to that other case he said he knew it was not murder and an overdose and had nothing to do with the restraint because there was zero damage to the tracheaTXAggie2011 said:OK. Challenge accepted. Page one of the autopsy reports "cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."Maroon Dawn said:It says there was no damage to the trachea and that he died of heart failure related to fentanyl (among many other drugs) in his systemTXAggie2011 said:No one needs to come acknowledge that because that's not really what the autopsy report said.Maroon Dawn said:
Can't help but notice not a single Leftist apologist on here wants to acknowledge the official autopsy report that says clear as day Floyd was not murdered but did OD
We should also stop acting like the "full" "official" autopsy making the rounds on social media right now wasn't fully released three years ago.
I defy you to post anything from the official coroners autopsy that says otherwise
And if you have any doubt as to what that means, the man who performed the autopsy and wrote the report testified at trial he would classify it as a "homicide" and that "In my opinion, the law enforcement subdual, restraint and the neck compression was just more than Mr. Floyd could take by virtue of those heart conditions."
I would absolutely agree that the autopsy reports fentanyl in his system and that the examiner did indeed testify the drugs in his system contributed to his death.
But it is absolutely wrong to suggest the autopsy says Floyd wasn't murdered or that he died of an overdose.
He did the same thing the judge and jury did and convicted a man because they were terrified of what the mob would do to them if they didn't
TXAggie2011 said:I'll assume then that you at least agree with me the autopsy didn't say he wasn't murdered nor did it say he died of an overdose.Maroon Dawn said:IOW he lied on the stand because as we now know thanks to that other case he said he knew it was not murder and an overdose and had nothing to do with the restraint because there was zero damage to the tracheaTXAggie2011 said:OK. Challenge accepted. Page one of the autopsy reports "cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."Maroon Dawn said:It says there was no damage to the trachea and that he died of heart failure related to fentanyl (among many other drugs) in his systemTXAggie2011 said:No one needs to come acknowledge that because that's not really what the autopsy report said.Maroon Dawn said:
Can't help but notice not a single Leftist apologist on here wants to acknowledge the official autopsy report that says clear as day Floyd was not murdered but did OD
We should also stop acting like the "full" "official" autopsy making the rounds on social media right now wasn't fully released three years ago.
I defy you to post anything from the official coroners autopsy that says otherwise
And if you have any doubt as to what that means, the man who performed the autopsy and wrote the report testified at trial he would classify it as a "homicide" and that "In my opinion, the law enforcement subdual, restraint and the neck compression was just more than Mr. Floyd could take by virtue of those heart conditions."
I would absolutely agree that the autopsy reports fentanyl in his system and that the examiner did indeed testify the drugs in his system contributed to his death.
But it is absolutely wrong to suggest the autopsy says Floyd wasn't murdered or that he died of an overdose.
He did the same thing the judge and jury did and convicted a man because they were terrified of what the mob would do to them if they didn't
