End racism.

Even if you take his other crimes into consideration, which the police officers didn't, He did not deserve death

like child abuse and drug dealing?

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11782066/george-floyd-criminal-past-previous-convictions/

Quote Candace Owens, "No one thinks that he should have died in his arrest, but what I find despicable to be is that everyone is pretending that this man lived a heroic lifestyle when he didn’t. …I refuse to accept the narrative that this person is a martyr or should be lifted up in the black community. …He has a rap sheet that is long, that is dangerous. He is an example of a violent criminal his entire life — up until the very last moment.”
He robbed a PREGNANT WOMAN in her home.

Between 2002 and 2005, police arrested and charged Floyd for another four crimes: for having less than one gram of cocaine on him (on Oct. 29, 2002); for criminal trespassing (on Jan. 3, 2003); for intending to give less than one gram of cocaine to someone else (on Feb. 6, 2004); and for again having less than one gram of cocaine in his possession (on Dec. 15, 2005). He was sentenced to about 30 months in jail, total, for those crimes.

Source: snopes.com

oh yeah, AND he was high on meth

I know that, but all the police officers knew about him at his time of death was that he had used some fake money. If you're gonna say he died from Fentanyl overdose, the doctor who examined his body confirmed that he had died from a crushed windpipe. I don't think many people pretend he was some sort of angel, but he is an example of police brutality, specifically towards blacks. George Floyd helped open our eyes to the countless murders and cases of brutality towards innocent black people by police officers

Since the death of George Floyd, our esteemed media, as well as their Democratic allies, have suggested that Floyd’s alleged murder is representative of broader American white supremacy, that Floyd’s experience with law enforcement is indicative of how American police pose an existential threat to black Americans.

They have offered no evidence for this proposition. Not a shred of evidence has been presented to suggest that former police officer Derek Chauvin’s actions the day of Floyd’s death were motivated by race. Not a shred of evidence has been presented to suggest that black Americans live at threat of extermination from whites or police officers: As of 2013, according to Reuters, a black person’s chances of being murdered by a white person were 5 in 1 million, and according to The Washington Post database of police shootings, as of 2019, a black person’s chances of being shot by the police while unarmed were approximately 3 in 10 million.

They are correct in that aspect. Many black people are extremely distrustful of the police force, which is completely understandable. African Americans are twice as likely to get killed by the police than white counterparts, and similar numbers arise when you look at police brutality. Black people experience heaps of racism just day-to-day. You can find countless videos of black people who are minding their own business being racially abused and harassed by white people on the street.

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There will always be bad apples, but not all of them are.

Not every cop is bad but the system is bad.

The system is fine, just the bad apples aren’t.

The system defends the bad apples which means the system is bad

5 can't all fit on ones neck

"5 grown, armed police officers killed George Floyd"

If one group member breaks the rules it is on every group member to fix it which the other cops didn’t