The Trial of Derek Chauvin - Judgement(?) Day(?) has arrived!

[Coccxys]

Honestly with what I've experienced of activism in my life, I'm not sure I believe things were ever actually like that.

How do I know that they just didn't lie about all that Jim Crow era shit, or at the very least twist it. In the modern day every single fucking time you hear the narrative "he was a good boy he dindu nuffin" it ALWAYS turns out to be a lie 100% without fail. How can I be sure that those lynchings weren't justified at this point? Because "he was just smiling at the white girl he dindu nuffin" sounds an awful lot like "hands up don't shoot, he never attacked those cops".

TFW your race grift group discredits the entire civil rights movement.

 

[Not Really Here]

Not just this. The officer flat out admitted that the technique used by Chauvin is one he was trained in, and instructed to use in such situations. He also confirmed that pressing the knee to the neck couldn't have resulted in asphyxiation.

I love this.
Even if it did cause death, how could the prosecution argue that the act was reckless of and disregarded the danger of a fatality when their own witnesses don't think it's even possible?

 

[Lil Weed Lova]

I guess Americans do live in a fascist state. There's a rape happening in front of hundreds of thousands of people right now and nobody is taking any action. Can't wait to see how ABC is going to try and spin it in the prosecution's favor.

 

[Sugar Puppet]

Seems like a great day for the defense. Nelson essentially got the current witness to declare Chauvin properly restrained Floyd with his knee according to the department policy.

 

[KiwiFuzz]

Honestly with what I've experienced of activism in my life, I'm not sure I believe things were ever actually like that.

How do I know that they just didn't lie about all that Jim Crow era shit, or at the very least twist it. In the modern day every single fucking time you hear the narrative "he was a good boy he dindu nuffin" it ALWAYS turns out to be a lie 100% without fail. How can I be sure that those lynchings weren't justified at this point? Because "he was just smiling at the white girl he dindu nuffin" sounds an awful lot like "hands up don't shoot, he never attacked those cops".

I have heard tell that in an estimated 1/3 of lynchings, the suspect was innocent. Which means that 2/3 of them were guilty.

I am hesitant to say anything that implies that lynching wasn't horrible, but there's a lot of noise out there.

 

[HTTP Error 404]

>this wasn't delivered to Chauvin

So why are we talking about it lmao.

Becuase clearly, Chauvin should have magically known that the pencil pushing nodick losers with sensitivity certification and literal flow charts had changed the policy, and thus his 19 years of experience was no longer relevant.

 

[Not Really Here]

I have heard tell that an estimated 1/3 of lynchings, the suspect was innocent. Which means that 2/3 of them were guilty.

I am hesitant to say anything that implies that lynching wasn't horrible, but there's a lot of noise out there.

I'm reliably informed that women never lie about sexual assault claims so all of those lynching were accurate and just.

 

[MoeChotto]

Prosecution's argument in redirect is pitiful. Nelson never claimed that the crowd is the reason he used force. I hope the jury sees what he's trying to do.

 

[Iceland Heavy]

Is there any action film with antifa as antagonists?? American, european anykind..

I guess the Dark Knight Rises? Though Bane just skips trying to whip soy laden crust punk wannabes into something vaguely resembling a competent army and just goes straight to emptying the prisons.

 

[Kermit Jizz]

I have heard tell that in an estimated 1/3 of lynchings, the suspect was innocent. Which means that 2/3 of them were guilty.

I am hesitant to say anything that implies that lynching wasn't horrible, but there's a lot of noise out there.

You're right, I worded my post poorly. Lynching isn't ever justified because mobs going on moral crusades is always bad. By justified I meant more along the lines of the target was guilty as accused rather than an innocent bystander.

 

[KiwiFuzz]

This is the last two days of testimony in a nutshell:

 

[Fields Of Rye]

You people are racist, sexist, pig men. How dare you not want to brutally lynch a man who

• Brutally choked out Floyd to death
• Purposefully cut off blood flow to death
• accidently killed through escalation doing wrong restrain
• Accidently killed through desescalation doing wrong restrain
• Didn't immediately start CPR doing wrong restrain
• Didn't immediately start CPR doing after doing right restrain while being threatened by crowd

 

[Celebrate Nite]

lol at that slimy jew prosecutor trying to get in the last word before break like some 5 year old

 

[Extreme Aneurysm]

It would be a shame if....
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>SEND HIM.
SEND WHO?
>THE MAN.
WHAT MAN?
>THE MYTH. THE LEGEND. THE HUNTER.
ARE YOU SERIOUS?
>KYLE HAD THE REPUTATION OF PUNCHING WALLS, BUT NOW HE'S THE PEDO SLAYER

 

[MaxPayne]

I have heard tell that in an estimated 1/3 of lynchings, the suspect was innocent. Which means that 2/3 of them were guilty.

I am hesitant to say anything that implies that lynching wasn't horrible, but there's a lot of noise out there.

Black on black lynching was also not unheard of

 

[Merry]

You people are racist, sexist, pig men. How dare you not want to brutally lynch a man who

• Brutally choked out Floyd to death
• Purposefully cut off blood flow to death
• accidently killed through escalation doing wrong restrain
• Accidently killed through desescalation doing wrong restrain
• Didn't immediately start CPR doing wrong restrain
• Didn't immediately start CPR doing after doing right restrain while being threatened by crowd

When you have to move the goalposts this much as a prosecution you're probably in the wrong

 

[Sheryl Nome]

I mean as always I think ya'll are a little too riding high, I think this is a real rough case for the defense still.

 

[Youtube Celery]

I mean as always I think ya'll are a little too riding high, I think this is a real rough case for the defense still.

This whole trial is a sham and everyone should know it. This guy is going to prison because feels are stronger than facts.

 

[Kermit Jizz]

I mean as always I think ya'll are a little too riding high, I think this is a real rough case for the defense still.

In what way? The case is very cut and dry as far as murder goes and even manslaughter would be a leap.

The only thing going against Chauvin is the jury potentially having drank the koolaid. If that's the case then the verdict is a forgone conclusion anyway.

 

[AnOminous]

Not much, actually. Minneapolis Police Chief, Medaria Arradondo, was definitely playing to the prosecutor's tune, and stated that Chauvin “absolutely” violated policies on de-escalation, use of force and offering medical aid when he ignored Floyd’s cries for help. On the other hand, he also admitted that he isn't certified to make such judgements.

>be a criminal
>if arrested just constantly scream i can't breathe
>i can't breathe
>even though you obviously can breathe if you are repeatedly screaming that you can't
>cry for your drug dealing whore who you call mama
>die
>now you have an awesome kill count
>half the country burns to the ground and you are sainted