U.S. Riots of May 2020 over George Floyd and others - ITT: a bunch of faggots butthurt about worthless internet stickers

[Forgetful Gynn]

dont act dumb you clown
the word 'herr' doesn't just refer to a man (although it is used that way in formal and polite settings) but to a ruler or lord. the english "my lord" used by subjects addressing their ruler would be "mein herr" in german

Oh yeah that is pretty horrid, nobody that says "My Dude" can be trusted.

 

[Andre Richardson]

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[Syaoran Li]

I wonder how our ancestors look upon us with all the tomfoolery going on now.

They'd probably look upon us and facepalm in shame.

My ancestors fought for the North during the American Civil War and my great-grandparents were activists for the UMWA back in the 1960's (believe me, the Appalachian coalfields used to be the heart of the Blue Dog and Union Democrats back in the day) with my great-grandmother in particular vocally and actively supporting the efforts of desegregation and opposing the Jim Crow laws.

After seeing the American Left completely abandon trade unions, the working class, and civil rights for black supremacy, gender theory, and woke champagne socialism, they're all probably spinning in their graves so hard that it can probably be measured on the Richter Scale

 

[DumbDude42]

Oh yeah that is pretty horrid, nobody that says "My Dude" can be trusted.

stop playing autistic word games man it just makes you look retarded

this shit is embarassing, it's like when holocaust deniers try to spin some himmler speech by going "actually the word he used technically has the literal translation of 'uproot' so he didn't actually refer to killing anyone, he just wanted to deport and resettle them!" when anybody with even basic knowledge of german language knows that the words regular meaning is "exterminate" and it's usually used when referring to pest control.

 

[Forgetful Gynn]

They'd probably look upon us and facepalm in shame.

My ancestors fought for the North during the American Civil War and my great-grandparents were activists for the UMWA back in the 1960's (believe me, the Appalachian coalfields used to be the heart of the Blue Dog and Union Democrats back in the day) with my great-grandmother in particular vocally and actively supporting the efforts of desegregation and opposing the Jim Crow laws.

After seeing the American Left completely abandon trade unions, the working class, and civil rights for black supremacy, gender theory, and woke champagne socialism, they're probably spinning in their graves so hard that it can probably be measured on the Richter Scale

Shouldn't have fought the enemy of communism then.

 

[Forgetful Gynn]

stop playing autistic word games man it just makes you look retarded

this shit is embarassing, it's like when holocaust deniers try to spin some himmler speech by going "actually the word he used technically has the literal translation of 'uproot' so he didn't actually refer to killing anyone!" when anybody with even basic knowledge of german language knows that the words regular meaning is "exterminate" and it's usually used when referring to pest control.

Odd that the closest thing anyone has ever found for a direct admission to mass extermination is in some random speech, especially considering we had their enigma machine.

Oh shit, snailslime agreed with you. My condolences.

 

[The Saltening]

stop playing autistic word games man it just makes you look retarded

this shit is embarassing, it's like when holocaust deniers try to spin some himmler speech by going "actually the word he used technically has the literal translation of 'uproot' so he didn't actually refer to killing anyone, he just wanted to deport and resettle them!" when anybody with even basic knowledge of german language knows that the words regular meaning is "exterminate" and it's usually used when referring to pest control.

what is the sauce for your PFP? every time i see it im like WTF is that????

 

[Syaoran Li]

Shouldn't have fought the enemy of communism then.

In all fairness, do you expect hillbilly mountain men in the 1860's or blue-collar hillbilly coal miners in the 1950's and 1960's to have had any idea how this all would eventually pan out? It's not like they had a crystal ball to find out that college Marxists would hijack the legacy of their efforts to push for tyranny long after they were all dead.

Even Nostradamus and John of Patmos would be going "Holy Fuck!" if they saw just how utterly bugfuck insane 2020 has already become and we're just now passed the halfway part. The ride is just getting started.

 

[Juan's Sombrero]

Okay, folks. As a brown guy (power level to the max, baby) I'm quitting my job, throwing out my wristwatch, and be a COMPLETE AND ABJECT FAILURE IN LIFE BECAUSE OF 'DA YT MAN'!

Join me, fellow brownies and blackies!

 

[Fliddaroonie]

That's pretty Islamophobic of you.

It's also really, really true. The place is a fucking shit hole.

 

[Standardized Profile]

To get back to my point: Massive cunt gets caught publicly intoxicated (illegal) on drugs (illegal) using fake bills (illegal)

Don't forget attempting to drive under the influence. Sitting in the driver's seat establishes that.

So Chauvin, the cop that kneed Floyd might get off with a lesser charge or no charge at all?

I think the Atlanta cop deserves more leniency than that cop.

They don't deserve "leniency," because they did nothing wrong and should not be punished. They deserve to have all their charges dropped and get their jobs back with back pay. And multimillion dollar settlements from every media outlet that defamed them.

I'm open to the argument that Chauvin was negligent in failing to act after Floyd died, but is that criminal? I've seen someone fired for that, but it didn't lead to a criminal charge.

 

[Balr0g]

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So far the Portland mayor had at least the balls to raze it the next day. but at the same time all rioters in Portland are released the next day. I guess we need more bean bag rounds. and this time shoot them in the balls even if they are very hard to hit due to their miniature size

 

[stupidpieceofshit]

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When CHAZ/CHOP was up, I know Antifa tried to set one up in Portland but the police just took everything as fast as antifa was setting it up, I hope its the same now again.

I'm open to the argument that Chauvin was negligent in failing to act after Floyd died, but is that criminal? I've seen someone fired for that, but it didn't lead to a criminal charge.

Did Chauvin even have reason to believe he was dead though? Criminals when arrested/detain try all sorts of crazy shit to try and either get "unarrested" (aka fake injuries/illness, think think a ride of the hospital means they are free) or to try and lower the cop's guard so they can escape/break free/hurt or kill the cop.

 

[Meat Target]

Okay, folks. As a brown guy (power level to the max, baby) I'm quitting my job, throwing out my wristwatch, and be a COMPLETE AND ABJECT FAILURE IN LIFE BECAUSE OF 'DA YT MAN'!

Join me, fellow brownies and blackies!

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Is that real? Please tell me that's satire. Fucking Poe's Law, man.

 

[Gay_Frog]

How is that reasonable? What are your reasons? I'll tell you why Chauvin's actions were reasonable: When Floyd was in the car, he freaked out, smashed his face into the partition, and injured himself. If he did the same thing on the ground, while under the cops' positive control, he could have seriously injured himself and they'd be liable. Light pressure on Floyd's neck limited his range of movement and prevented further injury.

I don't think the restrain itself killed, I think was more respect my authoritah.
Knee in the neck with a person who was already resisting and druged, and probaly something happen but this political case will fuck up everything including the information about the injuries. I know it because I am see what fuck things happen when you tackle and a person try to resist, in Brazilian Jiu-Jutsu go down at least a bad knee for the rest of life, and anything with the neck it's trained to no fuck up.

And what does "in good faith" mean? That's not language from the statute. Third degree murder requires "a depraved mind, without regard for human life." Chauvin was protecting Floyd from self-injury and protecting his colleagues from any additional outbursts Floyd might have. He acknowledged the possibility of excited delirium and explained that's why the ambulance was coming. Clearly he had regard for human life.

In good faith means, that if you have a team of 4. You can restrain more than using a knee and 1 person, and it was 3/4 minutes if was 1 minute with this restrain I wouldn't have problem, and in the ground. 2 Growup men could restrain with training. But perhaps I am using not the correct word to described.

The other charge is second degree manslaughter. This requires "culpable negligence whereby the person creates an unreasonable risk, and consciously takes chances of causing death or great bodily harm to another." Simply doing something risky isn't manslaughter, it has to be unreasonable, and you know it could cause death or great bodily harm. I've already addressed the reasonableness of using this restraint. Putting that aside, did Chauvin know that his actions could cause a death? What evidence is there that he knew this? (Answer: None.)

I didn't argue about the law. But I agree it's probably stupid what is charged. But I am arguing that isn't worth dying on the hill of the police that,probably, had ties with ties with a DEM prosecutor.

 

[Forgetful Gynn]

In all fairness, do you expect hillbilly mountain men in the 1860's or blue-collar hillbilly coal miners in the 1950's and 1960's to have had any idea how this all would eventually pan out?

In all fairness, we knew exactly what sort of devil we were dealing with and exactly what good we had destroyed.

Some extracts from General Patton to his wife:

21 July 1945
Berlin gave me the blues. We have destroyed what could have been a good race and we're about to replace them with Mongolian savages. And all Europe will be communist. It’s said that for the first week after they took it, all women who ran were shot and those who did not were raped. I could have taken it had I been allowed.

31 August 1945
The stuff in the papers about fraternization is all wet... All that sort of writing is done by Jews to get revenge. Actually the Germans are the only decent people left in Europe. It’s a choice between them and the Russians. I prefer the Germans.

14 September 1945
I am frankly opposed to this war criminal stuff. It is not cricket and is Semitic. I am also opposed to sending PW’s to work as slaves in foreign lands where many will be starved to death…

 

[Puff]

Excellent work. None of this surprises me. Particularly after learning that the DA was unwilling to show any of this footage publicly, or in court. Murder 2 is going to be near impossible to prove. Nothing short of lynching will satisfy the mob. There will be more rioting in Minneapolis after the verdict.

Can they hurry up and get it over with?
No, they're going to do this on October 15th.

 

[anionfarflung]

Not gonna lie, i think it is the funniest shit that there are black people that legitimately believe they’re the master race. Apparently black people were just good and peaceful until whitey came along and corrupted them. It’s so awesome seeing some of this “we wuz kangz” shit go mainstream.

Saved it locally in case it disappears.

 

[Garth]

Can they hurry up and get it over with?
No, they're going to do this on October 15th.

It's set for March 8, 2021. Considering what the weather is like in MN that time of year, potential rioters will be far more inclined to start fires.

 

[deeplyhigh]

In your opinion, did the officers appear/sound vindictive or spiteful due to the suspects race(Tone and demeanor)?

E: also thanks for taking the time to signup for viewing, and taking notes for us

Not at all. Of course they were firm and yelling when giving orders but nothing in their demeanor was spiteful towards Floyd. No racial comments about Floyd, no comments about the hoodrats that were with Floyd, and they were respectfully explaining to everyone involved — Floyd and the passengers — why they were searching them and to Floyd, explaining their reactions when he resisted. I was surprised at how calm Lane was for being so new to the force. Kueng and Chauvin did not talk that much other than commands, but when they did, they were also fairly calm. Kueng did seem a little nervous at the beginning of the video when they got Floyd out and had him sitting before going across the street. That was right after Lane drew his gun, then Floyd struggled. Even then, Kueng explained to Floyd that they couldn’t tell what Floyd was doing with his hands. Floyd is panicking the entire time and acting so erratically, but the officers continued to explain what they were doing and why.

Seeing how much Floyd resisted as the officers tried to get him fully on the ground (after he asked to be put there!) and even after the officers had him pinned, it‘s clear why it took three officers to restrain him. There was a lot of movement and action behind the squad car tires that the crowd video does not see.