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Unfortunate victim of the murderer known as Fentanyl. Fentanyl is a bad dude.

That justifies pinning him down in the streets how

Resisting arrest justifies it.

Resisting arrest for a crime you didn't know you committed?

Oh, that's the new standard? Claim you didn't commit a crime and you can resist arrest? What dreamworld do you live in???

Considering he might not even KNOWN he was using counterfeit money, yea. It's somewhat justified.

No, it's not. He was driving under the influence of drugs on top of it.

And he knowingly passed the fake bill. He was known for doing so! People who knew him, including the store owner, have corroborated this and it isn't difficult to corroborate that for yourself...if you are even willing to find out the truth, that is.

Oops, meant to send that to RSapphireAfton...oh well, they don't care about the truth.

he shouldn't have been killed tho

Do the schools not teach you people to do this? Because I learned it in school.

Even if you know that you are not guilty of something, don’t resist arrest. Resisting arrest is actually going to damage you. You’lol be able to prove yourself in court.

You do realize he was knowingly passing fake bills, right? He was known for that illegal activity. He lied about that. Who wouldn't?

How did he resist arrest

Gee, IDK, refusing to get into the cop car for half an hour might do it.

So normally if someone says I can’t breathe regardless if there resisting arrest the cops should stop doing what there doing ya ya it was cuz of drugs of they stopped kneeling on him he could have been helped

Why bring this shit up lol. Ima do a summary hes a man like every man who has done multiple bad things in his past so he was mistaken for what he did and he resisted arrest so the cops had to try to keep him down while calling back up or even something else. ( I dont support BLM i think its being used against blacks)

personally i say it was injustice and as a minnesotan who used to live by cup foods i say that is was not justified.
the police showed up because the a imploye of cup foods called and said that floyd had counterfeit money im going to give floyd the benefit of the doubt and say he did not know that his money was counterfeit some counterfeit money is so good banks can't even tell it is so it is quite possible it is the case.
so the cops show up and arrest him and idk how but floyd is laying down on the street with a cop with a knee on floyds neck with floyd saying "i cant breath" and the cop stays there floyd dies.
i dont and cant see that a justifiable.
even if he had counterfeit money what the cop did was unjustifiable and just plan second degree murder

Oh boy................................................

From what I've heard, Floyd was not a good person and was doing horrible things before he was killed. Now, what the cops did wasn't right either. What I think is complete bs is the fact the family is using his death to gain millions and millions of dollars for NO reason. I mean, come on, he was a terrible person doing terrible things so like $27 million is outrageous. I'm not biased, because the cops actions were still violent but Floyd isn't in the right either and I just think the whole thing is stupid and what it became(I am not referring to BLM as a whole, just the G. Floyd case)

but was doing those bad thing worth murduring him

what terrible things? allegedly using a false 20?

"Allegedly" lol, you will believe anything you hear. The truth is he was a known fake bill passer. Keep believing the narrative that he was another innocent gentle giant murdered by the evil white policeman. You are so far gone down the leftwing media rabbit hole that you're a total lost cause.

I think it was unjustified, as all the cops knew about him at the time of murder was that he used some fake money. Although he resisted arrest, the cops heard him say "I can't breathe", and since there were other cops looking on, who could also have intervened, they didn't. All the cops knew at that point was that he used fake money once, but they killed him. Only afterwards did we find out about his criminal record, so we can say confidently that it was racism. The cops would've probably killed any black man who had accidentally used fake money, and Floyd just happened to be a criminal

Yeah.....the cops just go around looking for blacks to kill...yeah, sure. You are beyond reprieve, dude. Living in a fantasy world. Grow up and look at the facts!

I know that Floyd was a criminal and really had a horrible criminal record, but the only thing cops knew about him when they pulled him over was that he used fake money, which was why they were called. Floyd used fake money, and the store owner called the cops, which was justified. The cops pulled him over and tried to arrest him, which was also justified, but when they killed him, they knew nothing of his criminal record other than some fake money, but they still killed him. Even if they knew of his criminal record, he would definitely have not gotten the death penalty, as he did not kill anyone, but he was not only killed, but killed by a police officer. Unless the criminal tried to kill a police officer, we could agree it is unjustified to kill them, even if they are a shitty person, but suffocating a man who is just a counterfeiter at worst (In the eyes of the cop) is completely unjustified. What facts do you mean? Do you mean the facts that African Americans make up about 10% of the population, yet over 20% of cases of police brutality and murder are against African Americans? Do you mean the fact that 40% of the American prison population is black? Do you mean the fact that America has 5% of the world population, but 20% of it's prison population? George Floyd was not an isolated case. There have been many more cases of black people who have done absolutely nothing wrong being killed by cops, and many more cases of violence against them. Racism is a huge issue in America, and people who deny that do not know what's going on.

Do you know anything about statistical significance? Blacks make up 13-14% of the population, yet when you look at all crime statistics, they make up disparate percentages of nearly all crimes. Arson is one of the few exceptions to this rule. The fact that blacks grow up in poverty at a much higher rate than other races is a huge contributing factor in this, but there's no way to say whether or not blacks would commit equal to or less crime if they grew up outside of these high poverty areas. It's certainly, possible, but we'll never truly know. So, to answer your questions, I'm aware of those general numbers, but you are not taking into account who is committing the most crime, per capita. That is all that matters. If one group of people commit murder and carry guns at nearly 10X the rate of other races, would you not be more wary of those people? I certainly would, but only because I'm a human being with a strong sense of self-preservation.

Also, you do realize that the coroner that did the post mortem signed off that Floyd had enough Fentanyl in him to have caused death, right? So, if someone is already so doped-up that they could die alone from that overdose of a drug cocktail, is it not fair to say that the physical restraint issued would not have caused death had this person not have overdosed in such a dramatic way? Perhaps, perhaps not. We shall never truly know. Cops can be a little over the top at times, even way over the top, but they rarely go out looking to kill anyone. That is almost certainly the case here, as Office Chauvin was not known for killing anyone.

This country is not perfect, but it's a whole hell of a lot better than 90%+ of the rest of the world. Our racism problems are nothing compared to just about every other country on the face of the Earth.

To address your first point: Cops may have every right to be suspicious, but we need to be aware that we will help deal with the problem of increased black crime by giving more financial aid to black communities and lower income communities in general more than more vigilant policing with more military grade equipment. Your point about guns is somewhat valid, but this is what creates violence in the first place. Blacks hear about these cases of racism and they become scared and buy more guns to protect themselves. The police see more blacks with guns and become more suspicious. They focus on blacks, and are much more likely to use force during an arrest. This leads to news stories, which make blacks more distrustful of the police

As for your second point: If there was video evidence of me shooting you and then someone found deadly amounts of alcohol in your body, would that suddenly mean you died from an alcohol overdose? No it wouldn't, just like with George Floyd. He may have died of fentanyl sooner or later, but he was strangled by a cop, so we can safely say he was murdered. There are many signs associated with fentanyl overdose, and Floyd did not exhibit them. He only exhibited signs of strangling.

The facts like biden won the election he’s you’re president the election wasn’t riged and covid is real facts or ben sharpio facts

I'm aware of who won the election, dipshit. You write like a 2nd grader, and a dumb one at that! Who is Ben Sharpio? What does "riged" mean? You are one dumbass piece of scum.

You mean the death of George Floyd?

I like this comment. I don't think they understood it.

Thanks bro. I was hoping somebody would get it.

Yea

DOES ANYONE HERE KNOW HOW TO READ?! IT SAYS KEEP IT RESPECTFUL

I think Chauvin should get the death penalty.

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