This may be post-hoc bs, but whenever I lift I'm bothered with the thought that, "If I had just pushed harder I could've done more."
IIRC, the most recent training for MPD had also taken the neck hold out of favor for a long time, because of the risk of contributing to positional asphyxia. There was a case in 2013 where the MPD killed a man in custody because of how they restrained them, suffocating them to death as the officers pretty much said 'if you're speaking you're not choking.'
It's wild how important the imagery of Chauvin on Floyd's neck is to them. The response it provokes is more valuable than actual justice it seems. What you describe is their best hope for conviction and a change in procedure, but instead they choose to argue conspiracies of fake autopsies, a corrupt medical examiner, and a cop secretly yearning to kill minorities. Evidence be damned, the court of public opinion is more important anyway.
The real gainz pill is to deliberately give yourself brain damage to unlock retard tier lifting strength. My gainz have been through the roof since I started huffing the arc welding off gasses.
The same thing that happened with the impeachment, they already know this is not going to fly, expect them only making mentions and then total radio silence until the mob start to get uppity again
With due respect a black man killed by the police is just routine here and we dont make a drama about it, if a police kill a addict he get a bonus
Makes you wonder how they got them in there, in the first place. I saw a guy on tv who was constantly smearing his cell with shit and said that he was working for the CIA. The guard blamed this on the state (Pennsylvania or one of the New England states) curtailing the psych wards.
There was a case in Philadelphia where the police responded to a call where a Black male had a knife. The interaction was recorded, multiple times the cops told Wallace to "put the knife down." It ended with the cops shooting Wallace. One of the bystanders cried out: "You didn't have to shoot him THAT MANY TIMES!"
Part of it is the legacy of Philly PD in that area of the city. They fucking bombed a building once, with kids inside. Philly police were notoriously violent for a long time.
You do realize that we literally started a real banana war
He was. They found proof of that on his phone.
This is already happening to an extreme. Did you not see the response to that fat bitch a few weeks ago. Car comes up with arrest warrant. Officer finds drugs. She runs, fights him, tanks a taser, he tries to pull her out of the car she has climbed back into. PULLS OUT A FUCKING GUN. And the officer still doesn't shoot until he gets shot first. And yet COP BAD was all that I was seeing from half the people talking about it.
The '78 shooting one sort of was (the raid was unnecessary tbh) but the '85 incident was pretty fucking disgusting. Philly PD pretty much let an entire block burn down.
None of your other "rights" really mean shit unless you have the machinery to enforce them yourself.
I guess this explains why Portland refuses to allow the feds to take action.
Absolutely disturbing. But they were Black, so like you said, whatever. The day America declares war on itself.
A jury is allowed to convict or acquit as they see fit, regardless of evidence presented. See ’Fully Informed Jury Association’.
That's why they want them addicted to sucking on Big Nanny's tit. Black people actually acting as full agents in control of their destiny terrifies them. You won't see many of these people quoting a guy like Booker T. Washington.
That isn't jury nullification, though. It's just the jury hearing testimony and saying "that guy is completely full of shit" and disregarding their testimony. Jury nullification is when the jury, despite the law and despite having accepted facts that show the violation of a law, still say "fuck this shit we're not convicting this guy" for whatever reason, but generally, because they feel that either the law itself or the specific prosecution is unjust.
