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

[The Last Stand]

Next time something like this happens, we should just wait for the body cam footage, coroner reports, and brief history of persons involved. It'll take time but at least the story won't be twisted again.

 

[Random Internet Person]

Next time something like this happens, we should just wait for the body cam footage, coroner reports, and brief history of persons involved. It'll take time but at least the story won't be twisted again.

You’re optimistic. BLM is too entrenched. The desire to reach their utopia is too great. The progressives have too strong a hold.

 

[The Last Stand]

If the coroner report say that Floyd died of a drug overdose, then that's that. I still think the knee was that amount of time was excessive. Although Floyd brought it on himself by acting erratic. Being under the influence can turn anybody into Superman.

There are NO good guys in this whole situation.

 

[Ari Gold]

Was it really a smart idea to put his knee on Floyd's neck? Was is a necessity? From all the footage shown, the cops did do everything possible to help the guy and laid him on the concrete since he asked them too. And then he put his knee on his neck and destroyed everything.

Yes. No. Maybe so.

But, it is what he was trained to do:

Following the training manual is white supremacy.

Edit:

Spoiler: More to come from the defense.

“There comes a point where everyone is telling him, ‘Look, he’s not responding anymore.’ … I want our viewers to get familiar with a very important word here, it’s called “excited delirium.” … That’s what he’s going to use to explain why when [Floyd] was no longer responsive, he continued with the knee on the neck because that, when you talk about excited delirium, it’s about people who use drugs, which they’re going to claim they saw him using, that’s why they’re talking about the tablet on the tongue, bizarre behavior. We saw that, but eventually, it gets to something that’s called superhuman strength. Oftentimes people in that position, they show superhuman strength and that picture shows how you are supposed to restrain people when you are afraid for excited delirium,” Attorney Michael Ayala added. “This is a game-changer…it’s going to be tough to overcome this training instruction picture that shows exactly how [Chauvin] was doing it by the book.”

Link to story.

 

[Honest Coyote]

Police reform in general. Not being as aggressive or power hungry, community engagement, more funding, vetting. I don't mean defund the police; I mean have some reform so that police officers are rightfully held accountable. AND have protections so when shit DOES hit the fan, there's a chance you won't just get punished. See Atlanta with Brooks.

Police cameras is a great start. Some unions are incompetent or corrupt, see Chicago or Balitmore.

Not to stan the cops, but why is it everybody has to always adapt around our lowest denominator but they never have to raise themselves up? You will never climb a mountain peak when some of your belay partners are apparently in a race to the bottom.

If the coroner report say that Floyd died of a drug overdose, then that's that. I still think the knee was that amount of time was excessive. Although Floyd brought it on himself by acting erratic. Being under the influence can turn anybody into Superman.

There are NO good guys in this whole situation.

What would you prefer Chauvin have done to become a "good guy"? He was following proper procedures to restrain a tripping felon on a literal cocktail of drugs. No way in hell you can expect an officer who just arrives at a scene to be able to predict how someone on fentanyl, meth, and morphine will behave. You mention Floyd acting erratic in your comment; at what point should the restraint be removed from the erratic druggie felon? How can you be sure he won't attack somebody as soon as you do? Failing to preform a miracle of saving someone who took over twice the lethal dosage for just ONE of the myriad drugs he was on is not a moral failing. Only thing Officer Chauvin did wrong was arrive on time. He should have stopped for donuts, and let George Floyd gracelessly expire from his overdose 15 minutes later anyways.

 

[CharlesBarkley]

What would you prefer Chauvin have done to become a "good guy"?

Honestly, Chauvin should have pulled off Floyd's pants, asked another dude to knee neck him while he went down and gave Floyd a blow job.

That way people would be so utterly confused and Twitter would laugh as the dumb green mile looking brick face tard died from a drug overdose screaming in agony and moaning in pleasure.

 

[The Last Stand]

Yes. No. Maybe so.

But, it is what he was trained to do:
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Following the training manual is white supremacy.

More to come from the defense: “There comes a point where everyone is telling him, ‘Look, he’s not responding anymore.’ … I want our viewers to get familiar with a very important word here, it’s called “excited delirium.” … That’s what he’s going to use to explain why when [Floyd] was no longer responsive, he continued with the knee on the neck because that, when you talk about excited delirium, it’s about people who use drugs, which they’re going to claim they saw him using, that’s why they’re talking about the tablet on the tongue, bizarre behavior. We saw that, but eventually, it gets to something that’s called superhuman strength. Oftentimes people in that position, they show superhuman strength and that picture shows how you are supposed to restrain people when you are afraid for excited delirium,” Attorney Michael Ayala added. “This is a game-changer…it’s going to be tough to overcome this training instruction picture that shows exactly how [Chauvin] was doing it by the book.”

There's Chauvin's argument in court.

"I was trained to put my foot, I mean knee, down when arresting or subduing somebody."

Only thing Officer Chauvin did wrong was arrive on time. He should have stopped for donuts, and let George Floyd gracelessly expire from his overdose 15 minutes later anyways.

Sad to say, that would've helped a lot. At least until the next police confrontation.

Not to stan the cops, but why is it everybody has to always adapt around our lowest denominator but they never have to raise themselves up? You will never climb a mountain peak when some of your belay partners are apparently in a race to the bottom.

Not to stan BLM or Floyd, but the idea of being suffocated while being arrested or detained is disturbing.

What would you prefer Chauvin have done to become a "good guy"? He was following proper procedures to restrain a tripping felon on a literal cocktail of drugs. No way in hell you can expect an officer who just arrives at a scene to be able to predict how someone on fentanyl, meth, and morphine will behave.

"Good guy," meaning nobody was in the right.

Why put yourself in a position with priors and commit another crime WHILE being under the influence?

Why jump to conclusions and report without knowing the full story?

 

[Random Internet Person]

Not to stan BLM or Floyd, but the idea of being suffocated while being arrested or detained is disturbing.

That’s pretty close to stabbing. What you’re saying is true. But the only thing keeping this from being like anything else is that BLM and the prosecution is going all in on painting it as a racially motivated move.

 

[Honest Coyote]

Not to stan BLM or Floyd, but the idea of being suffocated while being arrested or detained is disturbing.

Floyd's death had nothing to do with Chauvin though, he could have been literally anywhere doing anything and it still would of killed him. He was suffering from Wooden Chest syndrome, where the muscles and diaphragm start seizing up. Here's the wikipedia page; alot goes over my head, but it matches closely to everything we know.

Wooden chest syndrome is a rigidity of the chest following the administration of high doses of opioids during anaesthesia.[1]

Wooden chest syndrome describes marked muscle rigidity — especially involving the thoracic and abdominal muscles — that is an occasional adverse effect associated with the intravenous administration of lipophilic synthetic opioids such as fentanyl. It can make ventilation difficult, and seems to be reversed by naloxone.[2] Hypoxemia, hypertension, pulmonary hypertension, respiratory acidosis and increased intracranial pressure may supervene.[3]

One recent study hypothesized that chest wall rigidity might be at least partially responsible for some deaths related to intravenous injection of fentanyl, which increasingly is appearing in samples of heroin.[2]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wooden_chest_syndrome

You cannot blame a man willfully overdosing on fatal amounts of illegal drugs through his rectum (which bypasses the liver, creating an even bigger spike) on a cop who met him 5-10 minutes after he self-medicated. This isn't some police state horror story, it a standard ghetto occurrence that the media threw gas on.

 

[Iceland Heavy]

Was it really a smart idea to put his knee on Floyd's neck? Was is a necessity? From all the footage shown, the cops did do everything possible to help the guy and laid him on the concrete since he asked them too. And then he put his knee on his neck and destroyed everything.

The city will never recover. Urban decay exists for a reason. If it breaks, especially in these black-centric progressive communities, it stays broken. Those buildings that are destroyed will not be rebuilt. The rubble will probably still be there considering how much it costs just to remove it.

Yes. No. Maybe so.

But, it is what he was trained to do:
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Following the training manual is white supremacy.

Ultimately while I think Chauvin's actions were partly because of an ego trip he was just absolutely the wrong man (a white cop) in the wrong place (on the neck of a dead man walking who happens to be black in front of a dozen cameras) at absolutely the wrong time (coming right off of the first covid lockdowns in an election year with the media already desperately trying to whip up simmering tensions into racial division). Sure, the media would have kept trying anyway but nothing else had the raw potential to make things erupt like this did.

 

[mr.moon1488]

depends on the latino, if its born here then its most likely gonna side with floyd but if its an older and or foreign born then its more likely that type of latino hates nigs and sides with chauvin
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At the end of the day, they can get fucked too though imo. Chances are, 99% of them were voting Biden because Trump's extremely lax immigration policies were already too much for them. They're still flooding into a white country and demanding that benefits, which are mostly paid for by whites, should be going to them instead of poor whites. The fact that 42% of them recognize that another parasitic group is not beneficial to them as it is a competitor doesn't really mean much.

 

[KiwiFuzz]

At the end of the day, they can get fucked too though imo. Chances are, 99% of them were voting Biden because Trump's extremely lax immigration policies were already too much for them. They're still flooding into a white country and demanding that benefits, which are mostly paid for by whites, should be going to them instead of poor whites. The fact that 42% of them recognize that another parasitic group is not beneficial to them as it is a competitor doesn't really mean much.

Use your numbers.

Biden did win the Latino vote in those states. But in Texas, 41 percent to 47 percent of Hispanic voters backed Trump in several heavily Latino border counties in the Rio Grande Valley region, a Democratic stronghold. In Florida, Trump won 45 percent of the Latino vote, an 11-point improvement from his 2016 performance.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/trump-s-gains-among-latino-voters-shouldn-t-come-surprise-n1246463

 

[mr.moon1488]

Use your numbers.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/trump-s-gains-among-latino-voters-shouldn-t-come-surprise-n1246463

>Chances are, 99% of them

 

[DeadFish]

With rich fleeing to private islands or east to china or european nation .
maybe a retake over by great britian but most likely china callimg up debt being slave to china.

The day america falls into a continent of neo tribes is when the rest of the world will fall too. When that happens china won't collect shit

 

[TitusOvid]

Ultimately while I think Chauvin's actions were partly because of an ego trip he was just absolutely the wrong man (a white cop) in the wrong place (on the neck of a dead man walking who happens to be black in front of a dozen cameras) at absolutely the wrong time (coming right off of the first covid lockdowns in an election year with the media already desperately trying to whip up simmering tensions into racial division). Sure, the media would have kept trying anyway but nothing else had the raw potential to make things erupt like this did.

Yeah, it was just a huge optical failure that the Democrats exploited to get Trump out.

What Chauvin could have done is sat Floyd up when the crowd gathered around and not just freeze and be uncommunicative. His demeanor plus Floyd's theatrics really tricked people into thinking Floyd was being choked instead of suffering from a fentanyl overdose. Chauvin shouldn't go to jail just for looking the wrong way tho.

 

[Iceland Heavy]

Yeah, it was just a huge optical failure that the Democrats exploited to get Trump out.

What Chauvin could have done is sat Floyd up when the crowd gathered around and not just freeze and be uncommunicative. His demeanor plus Floyd's theatrics really tricked people into thinking Floyd was being choked instead of suffering from a fentanyl overdose. Chauvin shouldn't go to jail just for looking the wrong way tho.

That's where Chauvin fucked up, the knee restraint itself may have been within policy but that doesn't mean he did nothing wrong in my opinion. He probably kept the knee on Floyd longer than he should have out of a sense of 'fuck you, I'm in charge here' to the gathering crowd and felt it wasn't dangerous since he'd done it a bunch of times before. Then when Floyd starts to go unresponsive and the crowd gets angrier thinking he's just choked the life out of him he freezes up as an inkling of the shitstorm that he's unwittingly unleashed begins to dawn on him. Anything he should've done at that point would be pure optics in hindsight, but at least looking like he was trying to render aid might've made him look better.

 

[Quantum Diabetes]

I've said a couple of times in this thread if the Floyd incident didn't happen, the media would have selected another sainted victim to kick off the riots. They've been wanting this shit for years now.

We all should feel betrayed.

 

[Ita Mori]

depends on the latino, if its born here then its most likely gonna side with floyd

I'd say it depends where they live.
Every latino I know including myself is no fan of the Fentanyl freak, and it's always good to remember that the Latin Kings and Dominicans in NY gave the joggers their ass on a platter to the point they're now Huwait Soopremaciss, and I'm sure some of them haven't forgotten the smears either.

But... Latinos are no fans of pigs either.
A dead nigger or a White cop. Tough choice tbh.

 

[mr.moon1488]

I've said a couple of times in this thread if the Floyd incident didn't happen, the media would have selected another sainted victim to kick off the riots. They've been wanting this shit for years now.

We all should feel betrayed.

lol this shit has been on the agenda since May, 8, 1945

 

[stupidpieceofshit]

What Chauvin could have done is sat Floyd up when the crowd gathered around and not just freeze and be uncommunicative. His demeanor plus Floyd's theatrics really tricked people into thinking Floyd was being choked instead of suffering from a fentanyl overdose. Chauvin shouldn't go to jail just for looking the wrong way tho.

That's where Chauvin fucked up, the knee restraint itself may have been within policy but that doesn't mean he did nothing wrong in my opinion. He probably kept the knee on Floyd longer than he should have out of a sense of 'fuck you, I'm in charge here' to the gathering crowd and felt it wasn't dangerous since he'd done it a bunch of times before. Then when Floyd starts to go unresponsive and the crowd gets angrier thinking he's just choked the life out of him he freezes up as an inkling of the shitstorm that he's unwittingly unleashed begins to dawn on him. Anything he should've done at that point would be pure optics in hindsight, but at least looking like he was trying to render aid might've made him look better.

Part of an Officer's job is to also protect anyone they have in their custody, they started to get a hostile crowd gathering around them (it wasn't just people passively watching), which could have distracted the officers to either 1) attempt to help Floyd flee or 2) attack Floyd, both of which the officer would be responsible for if it happened. The crowd distracted Chauvin from Floyd's state. If you give in to the crowd you only encourage them, and risk making it worse.
They asked if Floyd was on drugs he said no, before the getting the knee, Floyd was resisting arrest and claiming he couldn't breath long before the officers put him on the ground. The peanut gallery had no idea what was going on but still acted like they knew best, for all the crowd knew Floyd could have been a mass murdering child rapist who just murdered a puppy and kitten while telling the cops they and everyone around them were next.

Cops are the enforcer of the State's will (aka laws), they are "in charge" and must show that this when faced with a storm of people who only care about "Optics".