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

[Terrifik]

How many strikes does the prosecution have left? Its unfortunate that the based are more likely to be honest and not make it.

6/15
race card called no hispanic

 

[Meat Target]

Have leftists always treated these small things like major catastrophes? Or is considering the Death film of George Floyd like war footage and 1/6 like Pearl Harbor and 9/11 a recent thing?

It really didn't start until the Age of Trump. During Obama's presidency, they had been so cocksure that those damn dirty bitter clingers had been put in their place once and for all. Trump winning in 2016 dispelled that.

Just like GamerGate, they are not used to being told "no". When they are, it sets off their Histrionic Personality Disorder.

 

[Syaoran Li]

It really didn't start until the Age of Trump. During Obama's presidency, they had been so cocksure that those damn dirty bitter clingers had been put in their place once and for all. Trump winning in 2016 dispelled that.

Just like GamerGate, they are not used to being told "no". When they are, it sets off their Histrionic Personality Disorder.

The Woke Left are sore winners. They practically won GamerGate on every level outside of the UN meeting and they won the 2020 Election while 2020 in general seems to have done for the Woke Left what the Edict of Milan did for Christianity.

And yet they're worse than ever and more vicious and vigilant even after their massive victories. If I were a coping man, I'd say this sort of behavior would cause them to self-destruct but that is a cope.

 

[The Last Stand]

Drug addiction?
Police interaction?
Priors?

Nope, it's always racism.

 

[DeadFish]

The Woke Left are sore winners. They practically won GamerGate on every level outside of the UN meeting and they won the 2020 Election while 2020 in general seems to have done for the Woke Left what the Edict of Milan did for Christianity.

And yet they're worse than ever and more vicious and vigilant even after their massive victories. If I were a coping man, I'd say this sort of behavior would cause them to self-destruct but that is a cope.

There is no difference between the woke left and the unabomber s ideas. Well in terms of outcomes. It that the woke left takes extra steps to get there

 

[FatalTater]

All summer the riots happened. They tore down statues, attacked innocent people, robbed and destroyed businesses.... No matter what was handed them or what they were allowed to get away with, they still screeched and attacked.

It made me think of the lyrics of a song from 1969, of the behaviors of a group after they had been told the other side would share what they had-

Now the valley cried with anger
"Mount your horses! Draw your sword!"
And they killed the mountain-people
So they won their just reward
Now they stood beside the treasure
On the mountain, dark and red
Turned the stone and looked beneath it
"Peace on Earth" was all it said

 

[Random Internet Person]

And yet they're worse than ever and more vicious and vigilant even after their massive victories. If I were a coping man, I'd say this sort of behavior would cause them to self-destruct but that is a cope and we live in a world where evil and tyranny always win in the end.

The Israelites took over Canaan
The Church took over Rome
The Muslims took over Arabia and Persia
The Bolsheviks took over Russia
The Jews took over Palestine
The Maoists took over China
The Woke Left will take over America

In the real world, evil and tyranny will always triumph in the end no matter what.

So why even fight if you know you're going to lose? The only real Orwell thing I can think of is "Avoid Room 101. Whatever it takes, avoid Room 101. Stay out of there".

It never stops amazing me how much of a dumbass George Floyd was. He used a counterfeit bill to buy cigarettes after parking his vehicle in front of the store and continued to loiter there high out of his mind even after being confronted over said counterfeit bill by the storekeeper. Then he refused to get in the police van and demanded he be laid on the ground instead. He was responsible in every way for his death.

I'm more than convinced blm picks the dumbest and ugliest criminals to prop up to cause cognitive dissonance for sane people.

Intelligence isn't the thing. The thing about BLM is that they feel that the police departments of the US have declared open season on blacks, that America is still a racist society, and that these terrible things must be eliminated in order to be the progressive utopia they feel that the great nation has the potential of being. Smarts of the victim isn't the key, the key to them is having it be a thing where the black victim didn't fight back, and died as a DIRECT result of police actions.

 

[TitusOvid]

Yeah, I guess its all about victimhood in today's society. Intelligence is no longer relevant.

 

[Syaoran Li]

So why even fight if you know you're going to lose? The only real Orwell thing I can think of is "Avoid Room 101. Whatever it takes, avoid Room 101. Stay out of there".

They're sadists and moralists, pure and simple.

I wouldn't be surprised if that's part of why they've gotten so gung-ho about suicide prevention in the last decade or so.

 

[The Last Stand]

I'd say third degree murder and barred from being a police officer. The Fentanyl heavily contributed to George's death. The knee I believed finished him off.

Assisted suicide. Involtunary. Still an ass.

 

[JohnDoe]

I'd say third degree murder and barred from being a police officer. The Fentanyl heavily contributed to George's death. The knee I believed finished him off.

Assisted suicide. Involtunary. Still an ass.

You're wrong. The immediate proximate cause of Floyd's death was his ingestion of multiple illegal substances combined with terrible cardiovascular health. Chauvin's actions - which were perfectly safe and in line with the policy and training of the city - had zero influence on Floyd's death. You could try to argue that if not for the Memorial Day traffic delays the ambulance might have arrived in time but that is irrelevant.

George Floyd made deliberate choices that were reckless and in complete disregard for his own safety. As a result of the actions he took, and despite the efforts of many people to save him, he died.

This was a death by misadventure.

 

[Odnovo]

The Woke Left are sore winners. They practically won GamerGate on every level outside of the UN meeting and they won the 2020 Election while 2020 in general seems to have done for the Woke Left what the Edict of Milan did for Christianity.

And yet they're worse than ever and more vicious and vigilant even after their massive victories. If I were a coping man, I'd say this sort of behavior would cause them to self-destruct but that is a cope.

They won't self-destruct (because it doesn't take much structure or group cohesion/loyalty to chimp out), but it is clear that they are no longer so useful to the elites. The media apparatus is already undergoing a "purge" or two of both true believers and grifters. It isn't a cope if it is at least partially based on fact.

 

[Sekirodiealot]

Because the establishment loves it and supports it.

They secretly loved the one on the capitol since they were able to seize power from that day

 

[DiscoRodeo]

You're wrong. The immediate proximate cause of Floyd's death was his ingestion of multiple illegal substances combined with terrible cardiovascular health. Chauvin's actions - which were perfectly safe and in line with the policy and training of the city

Look, if someone is having a heart attack and you taze them, was it the heart attack that killed them, or the tazing? I get the whole drugs caused him to overdose and tazers were declared safe by the police department,

but in terms of what should have happened, most people can agree that Chauvin may not have intended to kill the guy and had no idea he was overdosing initially, but once it started to appear more clear that his breathing was getting more and more shallow, he def fucked up by keeping his knee on neck, even if only within PR

 

[The Last Stand]

They won't self-destruct (because it doesn't take much structure or group cohesion/loyalty to chimp out), but it is clear that they are no longer so useful to the elites. The media apparatus is already undergoing a "purge" or two of both true believers and grifters. It isn't a cope if it is at least partially based on fact.

With cancel culture and hyper political correctness, slowly but surely they will eat each other with their social hierarchy and logic.

Maybe not self destruct per se, but just turn on each other.

 

[JohnDoe]

but in terms of what should have happened, most people can agree that Chauvin may not have intended to kill the guy and had no idea he was overdosing initially, but once it started to appear more clear that his breathing was getting more and more shallow, he def fucked up by keeping his knee on neck, even if only within PR

Most people don't know the first thing about overdoses or restraints. By the time Chauvin arrived the situation was 'excited delirium/overdose' and the protocol is you restrain the suspect until the ambulance arrives. This was the policy and procedure that he was trained to carry out in these cases, per the training manuals, etc.

Once you start restraining a suspect because they are danger to themselves and others you cannot stop - because what if the second you do they start to seizure and roll right under a passing car or smash their face full force on the concrete? That is not only a problem with liability but a violation of a cop's ethical duty to protect people in their custody.

Recall, it was Floyd who demanded to be put on the ground after refusing to get in the squad car - a position where he would not have been restrained at all.

Chauvin cannot be held responsible for failing to prevent the consequences of Floyd's self destructive actions.

 

[Terrifik]

7/15
friday he might use his last by 50's

 

[Odnovo]

With cancel culture and hyper political correctness, slowly but surely they will eat each other with their social hierarchy and logic.

Maybe not self destruct per se, but just turn on each other.

Yeah, I should have said that but it has been slow-going to the point where even I wonder if it ever will truly happen. Then again, I'm starting to see the shaming and the cancelling on r/all and the like becoming gradually more "equal opportunity" over the past month or so, so who knows? I think that the dynamics and perhaps the targets of the group will change, but the overall undercurrent of pettiness, nastiness, self-righteousness and savagery of the average collectively-minded idiot won't at all.

 

[Honest Coyote]

Look, if someone is having a heart attack and you taze them, was it the heart attack that killed them, or the tazing? I get the whole drugs caused him to overdose and tazers were declared safe by the police department,

But a heart attack is an event caused by multiple untraceable decisions over years, the overdose was caused by a one-time decision made by a felon to try and game the system to escape jail. If Floyd had not swallowed the drugs, he would have not overdosed. It's not Chauvins fault he did that. Period.

but in terms of what should have happened, most people can agree that Chauvin may not have intended to kill the guy and had no idea he was overdosing initially, but once it started to appear more clear that his breathing was getting more and more shallow, he def fucked up by keeping his knee on neck, even if only within PR

A. Chauvin did not kill the George Floyd, George Floyd killed George Floyd.
B. Chauvin called an ambulance. He did not leave George Floyd to die.
C. Restraining a violent career criminal on drugs until paramedics arrive is responsible policing.
D. He was having trouble breathing because he swallowed a bunch of fentanyl, not because he was restrained. Self-inflicted biochemistry, not cop-inflicted biophysics.

 

[DiscoRodeo]

Most people don't know the first thing about overdoses or restraints. By the time Chauvin arrived the situation was 'excited delirium/overdose' and the protocol is you restrain the suspect until the ambulance arrives. This was the policy and procedure that he was trained to carry out in these cases, per the training manuals, etc.

Once you start restraining a suspect because they are danger to themselves and others you cannot stop - because what if the second you do they start to seizure and roll right under a passing car or smash their face full force on the concrete? That is not only a problem with liability but a violation of a cop's ethical duty to protect people in their custody.

Recall, it was Floyd who demanded to be put on the ground after refusing to get in the squad car - a position where he would not have been restrained at all.

Chauvin cannot be held responsible for failing to prevent the consequences of Floyd's self destructive actions.

Yeah, he can. Once someone is in police custody, their safety does legally become something the state is responsible in maintaining. People do say there are things like failure to administer aid he could be responsible for and may come up in any future litigations or a civil court, but really the unintentional manslaughter thing is what I believe theyre going to get him on during this criminal proceeding.

Once police police do detain someone, they do accept a lot of responsibility in the process, even if the suspect is someone guilty of a crime- otherwise if criminals cant except some basic standard of care being maintained while being detained, theyd just have extra incentive to continue sperging out and running from the cops.

A big part of Chauvin's case is the fact that he wants to prove that he gave that proper standard of care, had no idea that Floyd was overdosing (ie, excitable delirium is something his defense has used to describe what he thought was happening to Floyd, and he was trained to respond to that with knee on neck and did not know it was an overdose), and otherwise had no malicious intent and that the problem isn't with him for the knee on neck, its with the police department (future civil litigation) for training him in the way they did.

Not saying the proper response was to let Floyd go or anything like that. He may not have been able to even do anything, but for PR sake alone you get your knee off the guys neck when his breathing starts to get more and more shallow and concerning, and if anything at least go through the motions of "MEDIC, MEDIC, THIS POOR INNOCENT BLACK MAN IS DYING, MEDICCCCCCCCCCCCCC" while just not uncuffing the guy.

Like Chauvin seems like a tard for not at least doing that, while knowing hes on camera. Seems like he froze up and literally could not compute what to do or get his knee off the guys neck, but tldr- yeah; he can be held liable for negligence in his duties or the pretense of that anyways. Is that murder though? No