Falcos_Commisar
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Sins of the father and all that..... Louis may have been a shitbag, but Emmett was literally tortured and murdered because of a lie a white bitch said to her fuckstick husband.
The Trial of Derek Chauvin - Judgement(?) Day(?) has arrived!
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AmazingEagle
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The story of Emmett Till proves that false accusations can be deadly.
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People talk about NRA and other gun groups lol cucks just buy guns and shoot them at anyone who tells you they're bad. In roblox
Apprently you'll live if you stick a bunch of cigs in your asshole and mouth after a cup of tobacco smoothie and you'll live. So the fent and meth aint shieeet
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He had pitiful amounts of meth, basically nonexistant if it wasn't for the nasty hypertension. A doc described it as "enough to wake someone his size up in the morning" when I asked him, although meth is not his speciality
11 ng of fent. 7 ng of processed fent. 18x EC50 at a minimum. 80 ng morphine derivatives in urine.
Floyd was a beefy addict but he wasn't a space marine. 10 ng is enough to put most people under. Coincidentally, that's also when most people are so fucked up they are unable to drive a car in a straight line.
If I injected 10 ng of Fentenyl into some one I would be charged with murder. No questions asked.
Mnutu
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Who the fuck uses impliedly in day to day life? It’s always implicitly. I’m usually an advocate for the older, more Germanic words (which doesn’t count for either in this case as it is derived from the same Latin root implicate), but impliedly is so retarded it pisses me off.
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Literally nobody. If you ever see or hear that word it is almost always going to be a lawtard. Lawtards identify themselves by these weird things that only they say.
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It's in the dictionary though
IMPLIEDLY | Definition of IMPLIEDLY by Oxford Dictionary on Lexico.com also meaning of IMPLIEDLY
What is the definition of IMPLIEDLY? What is the meaning of IMPLIEDLY? How do you use IMPLIEDLY in a sentence? What are synonyms for IMPLIEDLY?
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So is a bunch of other retarded words such as
Amirite
Farmhousey
Beardo
Awesomesauce
Man hug
Shticky
https://www.rd.com/list/funniest-new-words-added-to-the-dictionary/
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I'm opposed to lynching, extra-judicial execution, police brutality, eye-for-an-eye, retribution, and all that fashy/banger shit. We have laws, juries, and trials in this country.
Toledo's killer deserves sympathy, Duante's killer deserves a year in the cooler followed by a long and blessed retirement, Mike Brown's killer deserves happiness in the here and now, Trayvon's killer is a cucked beta male, Oscar Grant's killer got justice and should never be a cop again, Jacob Blake's shooter should have been more aggressive to start with, Tamir Rice's killers rolled in way too hot and should never be cops again, Stephon Clark's killers did nothing wrong, and there are a bunch floating out there that I don't have a strong sense about.
Chauvin's never going to be a cop again and his life is pretty wrecked. Although I think the defense has been damn near heroic, the failure to provide aid and the failure to take leadership sticks a little for me as a human. I don't think manslaughter with a 2-year sentence would be an egregious miscarriage of justice here, but that doesn't mean I think the prosecution proved a damn thing. Trying the other three cops would be a miscarriage of justice, and Keung and Thao should be reinstated to the force or given full pensions. Lane needs to go... not be a cop.
All of this being said, the Emmett Till case has all the hallmarks of the OG BLM case. Not in a bad "LOL Blacks R Dum" way, but in a way where once you see the original and how people saw it at the time and now, you'll understand a lot about the works that followed.
Toledo's killer deserves sympathy, Duante's killer deserves a year in the cooler followed by a long and blessed retirement, Mike Brown's killer deserves happiness in the here and now, Trayvon's killer is a cucked beta male, Oscar Grant's killer got justice and should never be a cop again, Jacob Blake's shooter should have been more aggressive to start with, Tamir Rice's killers rolled in way too hot and should never be cops again, Stephon Clark's killers did nothing wrong, and there are a bunch floating out there that I don't have a strong sense about.
Chauvin's never going to be a cop again and his life is pretty wrecked. Although I think the defense has been damn near heroic, the failure to provide aid and the failure to take leadership sticks a little for me as a human. I don't think manslaughter with a 2-year sentence would be an egregious miscarriage of justice here, but that doesn't mean I think the prosecution proved a damn thing. Trying the other three cops would be a miscarriage of justice, and Keung and Thao should be reinstated to the force or given full pensions. Lane needs to go... not be a cop.
All of this being said, the Emmett Till case has all the hallmarks of the OG BLM case. Not in a bad "LOL Blacks R Dum" way, but in a way where once you see the original and how people saw it at the time and now, you'll understand a lot about the works that followed.
- Zero disagreement about the who, when, and how, in that these two people definitely killed Till on this night by these means. (The Floyd case is an exception to this, but everyone agrees that when Chauvin put his knee on Floyd, Floyd was alive, and when Chauvin took his knee off of Floyd, Floyd was checked out for good.)
- Disagreement about what exactly happened in the scenes leading up to the killing, which in turn leads to a lot of supposition. And the supposition, in turn, leads to a coloring of what came before or after.
- There's a lot that's like a Greek tragedy, at least in the telling. His mother warned him, his cousins warned him, but he flew too close to the sun, got burned, and fell to the earth.
- The details are gruesome!!! (By the time Till's body made it to Chicago for the funeral, damn. There are probably people alive today who have that smell burned into their nose hairs. The cotton fan was allegedly 70 pounds and the body was still a floater.)
- Strange family drama where you wonder where this kid's mother was, you know where the kid's dad was, and other relatives are involved in the telling and the aftermath.
- In the larger narrative, there are roughly 20 people involved. Each of these people can be pinned somewhere on the "Lawful/Chaotic/Good/Evil" square with a fair degree of certainty. But interestingly, you can also get a sense of where they place each other.
- Media circulating flattering photos taken much earlier.
- Woman at the center of the case who may or may not be telling the truth because she has conflicting motives.
- Discussion of age of accountability in some cases, where the victim's actions may or may not be interpreted as sinister or innocent.
- Weird conspiracy theories about who was where and what happened.
- He was identified by his dad's ring? Really?
- Things that may or may not have actually happened being the main things that people know about it.
- Blacks moving north or west for better opportunities but still coming back to the same problems.
- Based jury.
- People around the country developing their own theories of the case based on their ideas about the people involved.
- Huge media circus.
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Excuse me sir, this is a dictionary thread now
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Well its over now, final moments tomorrow. After looking at everything they've presented the technicality of Murder will be tough for a Jury to proceed with. Manslaughter Second or Third Degree could be on the cards.
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Unz Unz Unz
“Here is a toxicology report on deaths from fentanyl overdose: https://ndews.umd.edu/sites/ndews.u...overdoses-in-new-hampshire-final-09-11-17.pdf
The report says:
“Despite the ubiquitous presence of multiple drugs in these decedents, the effects of fentanyl were evidently so strong that there were no statistical differences in the fentanyl level (mean and standard deviation) with or without the presence of these co-intoxicants. The range of fentanyl levels was wide, from 0.75 to 113 ng/mL, with an average of 9.96 ng/mL; nevertheless, the distributions of fentanyl levels were statistically the same, whether fentanyl was the only drug in the toxicology or one of several synergistic co-intoxicants. This suggests that fentanyl presence alone seems to be sufficient to cause death, which are findings similar to those found in Sorg et al., 2016.”
Let’s see if we can understand what we are being told. Fentanyl is itself so toxic that it is sufficient to kill without help from other dangerous drugs in the cocktail. People who died from fentanyl overdose had readings from 0.75 ng/mL to an astounding 113 ng/mL. The average death dose was 9.96 ng/mL.
According to George Floyd’s toxicology report, his blood contained 11.0 ng/mL Fentanyl, plus 5.6 ng/mL norfentanyl, 19 ng/mL of methamphetamine, and three other drugs.”
So please stop with the ‘DUI dose’ bullshit. Floyd had enough Fentanyl on board to kill him, full stop.
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Yeah but he a Fentin'il addict so he be more immune to Fentin'il than them people
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I don't think so. That'd require a /pol/ type going on the offensive instead of having to defend himself like Kyle. A real glowing position, especially after 1/6.
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Why do you automatically assume it's going to be a /pol/tard and not a peaceful protester?
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Because they’re the ones who’d go after the journalists. The protestors are fine with journalists as long as they’re friendly.
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Not when they are filming something they shouldn't.
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Need someplace to post this to host it on the fp.
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Did /pol/ make this or did a BLM supporter make this? It's hard to tell.
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