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These videos are going to be fucking buried deeper than nuclear waste.
U.S. Riots of May 2020 over George Floyd and others - ITT: a bunch of faggots butthurt about worthless internet stickers
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It was supposed to be Armed Robbery, but that just didn't work out after old copies of body camera footage leaked online showcasing his jogging talent.
Honestly I think some powers that be try to do this every single time one of them dies. Starting to think it's just the people who have the ax to grind, the house joggers like the black politicans and Al Sharpton, need a bunch of field joggers to get killed so they can campaign on jogger lives and line their pockets.
Only this time we also got a massive national disaster out of it. We all knew that we were being lied to from the beginning, and now we've seen the proof of those lies. We knew 'hands up don't shoot' was a lie. I wonder how much of the last 60 to 70 years have just been a fucking lie. What's going to happen to all the lives ruined by what's happened over the last several months? Everything is tarnished. Kids TV, national sports, games, movie studios, and history have all had the BLM, Antifa, and Social Justice ballsack dragged acrossed their faces with consent. Even fast food got in on it. Just about every single fucking institution in the country had something to say in support of all the shit that happened.
When this is all over and the smoke has settled, we'll never be able to go back to our lives like how they were before. Never forget those that lied to everyone. Always remember the position that our leaders put us in. How they didn't act or in some cases even capitulated with the mob. I don't know to what ends, but just never forget these events for as long as you live.
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The other side is so cocky now I can't see them missing an opportunity to try to pander with this footage. But I think this time it'll backfire.
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Another young twit arrested in Portland:
It annoys me so much whenever I read about one of these worthless scumbags getting "counseling" for their "trauma" and "anxiety." I have friends who legitimately lived through terrible shit through no fault of their own and have to tough it out without help because their crappy employer-based insurance doesn't cover enough of the therapy bills for them to afford the treatments. But some shithead whose "trauma" is from being arrested for the previous time he assaulted a cop always gets a counselor paid for by the taxpayer.
Alas I have already seen them putting their spin on it. "You can see the TERROR on his face when they pull a gun on him! The AGONY as he has a panic attack!" Again, they talk about this hardened thug having a panic attack, as though he were some meek young woman who survived oh, say, being held at gunpoint while pregnant, and it makes me see red.
It annoys me so much whenever I read about one of these worthless scumbags getting "counseling" for their "trauma" and "anxiety." I have friends who legitimately lived through terrible shit through no fault of their own and have to tough it out without help because their crappy employer-based insurance doesn't cover enough of the therapy bills for them to afford the treatments. But some shithead whose "trauma" is from being arrested for the previous time he assaulted a cop always gets a counselor paid for by the taxpayer.
Alas I have already seen them putting their spin on it. "You can see the TERROR on his face when they pull a gun on him! The AGONY as he has a panic attack!" Again, they talk about this hardened thug having a panic attack, as though he were some meek young woman who survived oh, say, being held at gunpoint while pregnant, and it makes me see red.
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Anthony Brian Logan talks about the bodycam footage of George Floyd's death.
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They can try but I suspect they'll just rip the videos apart and selectively edit them, if they want to completely go overboard they can edit in some dialogue of some dude screaming "WHITE POWER" over and over and pretend like it's Chauvin saying it and use photoshop to edit in a little Confederate flag on his uniform and voila the bodycam footage now fits their narrative and millions of people would buy it as absolute truth even as it looked clearly and obviously fake.
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If they could find video of some skinhead cops yelling racial slurs while executing the Howard U valedictorian for jaywalking, they wouldn't be running this crap. This is the face of institutional racism in America, as it stands. When black people complain about being treated unfairly by the po-lees, this is what they have in mind.
Not necessary, people will mentally edit them for free.
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I've seen the narrative of "fentanyl overdose" coalescing (on here at least), which is definitely short and effective - so I wouldn't necessarily tell anyone to stop using it. However, for the sake of factual accuracy, I just want to explain that this was not an opiate OD per se.
EDIT: This entire post presumes that he didn't swallow a distribution-worthy package of dope when the cops showed up, but because there was no mention of it (?) in the autopsy and because of the way heroin (or fentanyl powder sold as such) is usually packaged, I assume he did not.
Opiate/Opioid overdose, especially for potent substances with short half-lives (such as fentanyl) is characteristically different from what you see in these videos. Opiate OD for needle users (or smokers, but heroin powder doesn't smoke in the US) is practically instantaneous, if you've shot up too much you will "fall out" within seconds. Depending on the severity of the OD, it might take a few minutes for the person to "nod off" aka pass out, but it's never going to take 10+ minutes when you've done a dangerous, never mind lethal, dose. Shortly after nodding off, an overdosing person will have difficulty breathing and start to turn blue. We're talking about full incapacitation here.
For intranasal users (people don't swallow heroin powder adulterated with fent, as the oral bioavailability of either heroin or fent is very low), onset of effects leading to overdose might take a little longer, but again we're talking minutes here rather than hours. If a needle OD will drop someone on the spot, a sniffing OD might take 5 or 10 minutes to put someone out, but certainly not even 20. Water soluble opiates are rapidly absorbed through the mucosa, to the point where users even describe a "rush" from the onset. Again, we're talking very short time periods. In the time between using and becoming comatose, you'll rarely see people being very active - though when polydrug users are abusing stimulants in conjunction with opiates, it does happen... which brings me to my conclusion:
Because opiate OD has a rapid onset and fairly short window (if someone's not dead after being nodded out for an hour, they're not gonna die), and because of Floyd's aggressive behavior, I would definitely say that he didn't die of acute opiate overdose. However, it's very possible, and in fact likely that he died of secondary effects, cardiac problems or respiratory distress caused by polydrug abuse. It's fairly well known that "speedballing" and other variations of upper+downer drug abuse cause cardiac distress and arrhythmias, up to and including fatal heart attacks. In this sense it's possible that the fent killed him, though it wasn't an "overdose" and neither was it the sole cause of death.
As for the relatively high blood concentration of fentanyl found in the autopsy, numbers like those are incredibly misleading. Lethal dose levels, LD50's or similar for opiates are almost entirely dependent on tolerance. The diacetylmorphine LD50 for a non-tolerant user is probably like 25mg, but that amount wouldn't even get a moderately-tolerant junkie off empty. Morphine addicts have been CLINICALLY known to take heroic (oral) doses, on the order of multiple grams per day. Seriously tolerant street junkies can shoot 1-2 grams of potent heroin in a day, which even at the lower end of "good" quality is still 250-500mg of diamorphine and intermediate monoacetyls. The point is, if this guy was a dope fiend, he might have been extremely tolerant and it's hard to say what a "dangerous" blood concentration would be. Fentanyl causes snap tolerance even worse than morphia, so the disparity between "presumably lethal" and "actually lethal" could be even greater.
EDIT: This entire post presumes that he didn't swallow a distribution-worthy package of dope when the cops showed up, but because there was no mention of it (?) in the autopsy and because of the way heroin (or fentanyl powder sold as such) is usually packaged, I assume he did not.
Opiate/Opioid overdose, especially for potent substances with short half-lives (such as fentanyl) is characteristically different from what you see in these videos. Opiate OD for needle users (or smokers, but heroin powder doesn't smoke in the US) is practically instantaneous, if you've shot up too much you will "fall out" within seconds. Depending on the severity of the OD, it might take a few minutes for the person to "nod off" aka pass out, but it's never going to take 10+ minutes when you've done a dangerous, never mind lethal, dose. Shortly after nodding off, an overdosing person will have difficulty breathing and start to turn blue. We're talking about full incapacitation here.
For intranasal users (people don't swallow heroin powder adulterated with fent, as the oral bioavailability of either heroin or fent is very low), onset of effects leading to overdose might take a little longer, but again we're talking minutes here rather than hours. If a needle OD will drop someone on the spot, a sniffing OD might take 5 or 10 minutes to put someone out, but certainly not even 20. Water soluble opiates are rapidly absorbed through the mucosa, to the point where users even describe a "rush" from the onset. Again, we're talking very short time periods. In the time between using and becoming comatose, you'll rarely see people being very active - though when polydrug users are abusing stimulants in conjunction with opiates, it does happen... which brings me to my conclusion:
Because opiate OD has a rapid onset and fairly short window (if someone's not dead after being nodded out for an hour, they're not gonna die), and because of Floyd's aggressive behavior, I would definitely say that he didn't die of acute opiate overdose. However, it's very possible, and in fact likely that he died of secondary effects, cardiac problems or respiratory distress caused by polydrug abuse. It's fairly well known that "speedballing" and other variations of upper+downer drug abuse cause cardiac distress and arrhythmias, up to and including fatal heart attacks. In this sense it's possible that the fent killed him, though it wasn't an "overdose" and neither was it the sole cause of death.
As for the relatively high blood concentration of fentanyl found in the autopsy, numbers like those are incredibly misleading. Lethal dose levels, LD50's or similar for opiates are almost entirely dependent on tolerance. The diacetylmorphine LD50 for a non-tolerant user is probably like 25mg, but that amount wouldn't even get a moderately-tolerant junkie off empty. Morphine addicts have been CLINICALLY known to take heroic (oral) doses, on the order of multiple grams per day. Seriously tolerant street junkies can shoot 1-2 grams of potent heroin in a day, which even at the lower end of "good" quality is still 250-500mg of diamorphine and intermediate monoacetyls. The point is, if this guy was a dope fiend, he might have been extremely tolerant and it's hard to say what a "dangerous" blood concentration would be. Fentanyl causes snap tolerance even worse than morphia, so the disparity between "presumably lethal" and "actually lethal" could be even greater.
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Cities burnt down and a country torn apart over a dead criminal that resisted arrest while high on drugs. Such wonderful times we live in.
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I archived the video in the event that it and/or ABL's channel gets Susan'd it keeps timing out so I will just sit on it for safety.
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Even if it wasn't true, it started a much-needed conversation about systemic racism and white privilege in America.
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If you want to see the future of conversations about racism, imagine David Dorn bleeding out on a sidewalk.. ..forever.
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>Is too claustrophobic so can’t get in the car.
>Was just driving a car.
This footage won’t be good enough for the SJW army. They won’t understand why the officer has a gun pointed at him initially, why the officers didn’t deploy therapeutic communication social worker style to address his claims of claustrophobia, or why they don’t have a variety of transports to accommodate any person’s slightest gripe that they experience during the resisting of arrest.
But it will be enough for the courts.
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"conversation" my ass. I missed the conversation, was it the burning down of major cities? Was it the teams of BLM supporters pouring over tweets/instagram comments by 12 year olds and doxxing them to the point where they were expelled from school and their parents lost their jobs because their son said "nigga penis" once? There is no conversation with BLM people, there is a list of demands and if you don't immediately bow to their demands, you are an alt right racist, end of story. You're either with the narrative or against it.
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He may very well have been doing that, as he had both fentanyl and methamphetamine in his system. One of the ways a "delayed" OD can happen is if you take drugs with contradictory effects (often heroin and cocaine) but where one (cocaine) has a much shorter duration when injected. When the cocaine wears off, the overdose of heroin already taken has nothing to counteract it and you can then experience depressed respiration and the other effects. Never mind that there are also serious long lasting health problems caused by just speedballing at all.
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Blacks have been underrepresented for 400 years, so shut up, whitey, it's BIPOC's turn to talk.
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Lost a lot of respect for Big George tbh.
He did spam his catchphrase quite a lot even before the knee thing.
I thought it was a heat of the moment stroke of genius
He did spam his catchphrase quite a lot even before the knee thing.
I thought it was a heat of the moment stroke of genius
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I don't want to quibble about it too much (since we don't really know), but physiologically contradictory drug effects don't exactly mean Cocaine, Meth, or MDMA automatically give you a +1 and Heroin, Fent, or GHB take away -1 or whatever. If a user IV's a stimulant, and then IV's a LETHAL amount of opiates, the stim won't keep them very active. At best they will be heavily sedated and drifting in and out of consciousness. This is of course not an exact science, paradoxical effects happen and adrenaline (or norepinephrine etc.) can do funny things, but based on the events we've seen on video I'd bet against actual opiate OD (but I'd put some money on heart failure mostly due to chronic polydrug abuse)
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It happens pretty often with Narcan, where the Narcan wears off and the person is still in an overdose state. This can be really bad when some addict comes to after getting Narcan, and then immediately takes more drugs, which happens more often than you might think.
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