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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Frankly they're all to blame in that situation. Who wants to tell Charles that you can't turn a whore into a house wife and that if they'll cheat with ya, they'll cheat on you.
Charles isn't exactly to blame, but he's an idiot for getting in a committed relationship with someone who clearly isn't capable of thinking of anyone but themselves or interested in any sort of stable life built on shared values. It is pretty funny how women like conservatives if you aren't too spergy about it though. Always makes me laugh when they get heated but also very interested over hearing an answer to a question they don't like
 
For the rest of their lives? How long after the trial concludes? I mean, if you dared to give the not guilty verdict, you would pretty much need presidential-like security for life, or a back of rabid antifa will come burn down your house and murder you and your family.

Maybe they would lose interest in a year, but that is still pretty intense.
IDK, are the jurors in the Zimmerman case or the grand jurors in the Wilson case still under the crosshairs, or has everyone forgotten about them to move on to the newest, shiniest outrage?
 
Frankly they're all to blame in that situation. Who wants to tell Charles that you can't turn a whore into a house wife and that if they'll cheat with ya, they'll cheat on you.
Just imagine being a woke liberal guy and finding out the love of your life is cheating on you with a fucking Trump supporter at Trader Joe’s. “He wants to take away your right to your body and your right to vote!” She didn’t need to pro choice with him, they have a 2 year old together.
 
An officer is required to keep control of the scene, the scene was quickly turning hostile by the peanut gallery, if Chauvin gave in to the demands of the crowd (who didn't know what the fuck was going on), it risked getting the mob to be more daring "Hey we can 'de-arrest' Floyd" type thinking that poses an even greater risk to the Officers and Floyd.
Lol no. An officer cannot justify what would otherwise be considered an unlawful or improper use of force because a crowd was demanding that he stop doing that very thing. I don't even know where to begin explaining how ridiculous this is. I am sure that's exactly the sort of 'thinking' that went through Chauvin's mind- and that's why he, and not every cop in America, is behind bars. Cops have to deal with 'hostile crowds' all the time.
Floyd was resisting in the videos and as such can be seen as a flight/fight risk such as him fighting to try not be put in the police car.
Yes, and while Floyd was resisting it was reasonable to use that force to stop him. But the reasonableness of that force is proportional to the resistance that must be overcome. When someone is laying on the ground, not moving (or breathing) the same amount of force is no longer reasonable. Knowing when force is no longer reasonable is just as important as knowing when to apply it. At the end of a use of force report, these are the words you want to see: "Once (active\passive) resistance was overcome, force was ceased." Here there was no resistance for minutes on end. They were no longer trying to get him in the car, he was handcuffed and was not trying to get up. He was literally just laying there. There was nothing he could have done at that point to be any more compliant. And yet he was still being knelt on.

Again, I hate that people are now acting like this is standard procedure. It's fucking not. Cops are not all this stubborn.

According to Rackets, and he said this about a different case entirely, legally speaking if a police station is aware of something everyone in that police station is aware of it. Makes very little sense to me but if that's true legally speaking Chauvin and co are aware of Floyd's habit of swallowing pills from a prior arrest. Allegedly the judge claims to have seen Floyf swallow a pill during this arrest on a cops body cam footage.
I would interested in seeing the case citation on that. Sounds like it's a complicated subject.
 
Who here wrote this? Because my sides are fucking dying. Every leftist Antifa cuck should read this and realize that sane women will never end up being with guys like this. I feel like this story is a metaphor for the white people who support BLM. They’ll be used until BLM decides they don’t want or need them anymore, and BLM will laugh at how dumb they were doing it. “We were all good people in a bad situation” says the whore who cheats on her fiancé and doesn’t have the balls to break things off when she knows they’ll never work.
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Where is this from? I needed a laugh today and this fit the bill perfectly. It should be sad, but somehow it's not.

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Who here wrote this? Because my sides are fucking dying. Every leftist Antifa cuck should read this and realize that sane women will never end up being with guys like this. I feel like this story is a metaphor for the white people who support BLM. They’ll be used until BLM decides they don’t want or need them anymore, and BLM will laugh at how dumb they were doing it. “We were all good people in a bad situation” says the whore who cheats on her fiancé and doesn’t have the balls to break things off when she knows they’ll never work.
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They're all lawyers, so I hope they top this off by slow death from the burning drizzles.
 
IDK, are the jurors in the Zimmerman case or the grand jurors in the Wilson case still under the crosshairs, or has everyone forgotten about them to move on to the newest, shiniest outrage?
That's a very good point. But they might dox the jurors and go "these people are evil whitey that said not guilty, kill them"
 
Where is this from? I needed a laugh today and this fit the bill perfectly. It should be sad, but somehow it's not.

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It’s probably these parts. I can’t feel bad for a guy this pathetic. Your ex is a fucking whore, be happy you didn’t get married when she did this. Not trying to powerlevel, but I had an ex exactly like this with her weird af best friend who likes godzilla shit at 27. It hit me in the feels for a month or so, but I eventually found it hilarious she would pick a guy that pathetic. There will always be another, unless you convince yourself you lost the only woman you’re worthy of, then she’ll be the last. “Trader Fucking Joe’s!!!”
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I mean, is everyone in law enforcement and fire going to completely ignore that antifa themselves have that flowchart showing everyone's nightly role in the group destruction of cities? The ridiculous FIRE MAGE keeps popping up in my head. It might be circumstantial, but damn it if it's not an admission of the desire to burn shit down as well as an official designation of certain members willing to commit or already very adept at arson

 
I mean, is everyone in law enforcement and fire going to completely ignore that antifa themselves have that flowchart showing everyone's nightly role in the group destruction of cities? The ridiculous FIRE MAGE keeps popping up in my head. It might be circumstantial, but damn it if it's not an admission of the desire to burn shit down as well as an official designation of certain members willing to commit or already very adept at arson

They literally are larping... do they have to say “magic missile” when they’re using their magic?
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Special Agent Loren Cannon? The first thing that popped into my head reading that is Laurel Canyon, which I was just thinking about earlier today. Huh. Guess that's my cue for what rabbit hole I want to revisit tonight. (Don't mind me, just bored lol).

At first I thought it said Special Agent Loose Cannon and I thought it was a tweet from the Onion.
 
Lol no. An officer cannot justify what would otherwise be considered an unlawful or improper use of force because a crowd was demanding that he stop doing that very thing. I don't even know where to begin explaining how ridiculous this is. I am sure that's exactly the sort of 'thinking' that went through Chauvin's mind- and that's why he, and not every cop in America, is behind bars. Cops have to deal with 'hostile crowds' all the time.

Yes, and while Floyd was resisting it was reasonable to use that force to stop him. But the reasonableness of that force is proportional to the resistance that must be overcome. When someone is laying on the ground, not moving (or breathing) the same amount of force is no longer reasonable. Knowing when force is no longer reasonable is just as important as knowing when to apply it. At the end of a use of force report, these are the words you want to see: "Once (active\passive) resistance was overcome, force was ceased." Here there was no resistance for minutes on end. They were no longer trying to get him in the car, he was handcuffed and was not trying to get up. He was literally just laying there. There was nothing he could have done at that point to be any more compliant. And yet he was still being knelt on.

Again, I hate that people are now acting like this is standard procedure. It's fucking not. Cops are not all this stubborn
It was not a unlawful or improper use of force, his department policy stated that knee on neck is safe and to use it in similar circumstances.

Floyd could have gotten up at any time, there was nothing to support nor suggest Floyd "gave up" and would not have attempted to flee/resist again.

Graham v. Connor, 490 U.S. 386 (1989), covers this,
The “reasonableness” of a particular use of force must be judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene, rather than with the 20/20 vision of hindsight.

An officer restraining some one who in the same stop has resisted arrest, multiple times is justifiable, the ME found no evidence that the Officer ever caused damage leading to Floyd's death.
 
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