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Derek Chauvin Trial - VERDICT IS IN - Guilty On All Three Counts | |
Ferinha Nenem
 User ID: 80151840  Brazil04/20/2021 05:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Today I spoke to a person I know who is a police officer and he was involved in a situation similar to that of George Floyd. He told me that he is thinking of leaving the police and looking for something else to do. The message was given, if you are white you cannot touch a black person. And if you're a policeman, even if you're black, you can't touch a black man either. |
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| SonyaDV
User ID: 80064536 United States04/20/2021 05:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well this was clearly pandering to those who demanded "JUSTICE." Not really understanding what Justice really is. I could accept Count 3 100%. Negligent Manslaughter. But Murder... This was not murder. We all know what murder looks like. If this is murder, good luck cops. What you learned today is that you just need to stand by and let people do whatever the fuck they want if they are colored. If they're white though, you can beat and kill them, no biggie. Quoting: Dleeb The worst part is trying to debate anyone about it. I am open to any and all discussions. But people don't want to hear the facts anymore. They only want and accept what they agree with. This country has been brainwashed and molded into something terrible. Now we get all the pundits talking about how justice was served. You know it's a problem when they're ramming it down your throat that justice is alive in America and the system works. All you need to know is that the jury watched the video and made their minds up on the video alone. They didn't take into account anything that went against the narrative that was told. This event has been framed and presented to us in a certain way. Everyone I talk to about it refuses to consider anything outside of he murdered him. It's a joke... Chauvin knew what the verdict was going to be. You could tell by the way he just sat there. Good luck out there. This is just the beginning of reprisals that whites fear. We now live by a second set of laws than colored people. However, we can't discuss that because white people are so terrible. I think I really will be leaving this country afterall. I love the USA but this isn't the same place it once was. Reparation's on the horizon, repirsals on the rise, it's becoming too fucked up. You missed the unintentional part. He is convicted of UNINTENTIONAL second degree murder. So Chauvin is not convicted of murder as you paint it Why not involuntary Manslaughter?? Because even after he was aware Floyd wasn't breathing he did mot take away the knee and refused him medical assistance. That is unintentionall murder. I agree they should have monitored him somehow- checked his pulse, got the knee off, changed position, but what medical assistance could they have given him and what is required? They had called an ambulance much earlier. SonyaDV |
| Simple27
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| Fun Skeptic
User ID: 80060682 United States04/20/2021 05:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Not a good case for such dramatic rhetoric to describe it...... The policeman clearly knelt on the suspect’s neck after the suspect was incapacitated and pleading for air. He continued to crush with knee. You saw the video. So did the jury. This shouldn’t be a surprise. . WHY exactly is this verdict such a surprise? “Oh, What a feeling! “ -Toyota |
| BeelzeBob
User ID: 918411 United States04/20/2021 05:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I feel like the day I was sitting in a hotel room in Los Angeles when I was watching the OJ Simpson verdict being read. Quoting: Copperhead How the he'll can they convict on murder 1 and 2? There is no justice anymore. Will BLM burn down Minneapolis in celebration tonight? They have to feel emboldened by this verdict along with the backing of Maxweave Waters and * President Biden*. They're chanting 'who won? we won!' right now Primarily because those chanting are as dumb as a box of rocks. This wasn't the Atlanta Falcons vs. Kansas City Chiefs, nor blacks against whites, nor Police Everywhere against Citizens everywhere. It was just a courtroom where a case was heard and they followed the laws that have been established for this country. The very same laws the liberals are cheering to abolish. Liberals don't want equality for all, they want punishment for everyone who disagrees with their opinion. The self-righteous white liberal are the worst of the worst. And they are so god damn gullible, that they believe anything and everything that is endorsed by MSM and SMI (Social Media Influencers) which actually makes them a useful tool for the likes of those running the Democratic Party. I'm not from Canada, not that there's anything wrong with that..... |
| Tabitha
User ID: 78636864  Canada04/20/2021 05:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The Minnesota City Council gave the Floyd family twenty million dollars before anything was said or done. Maxine what’s-her-face and Joe the Retard prematurely weighed in and declared the cop guilty as sin and then you add CNN and the rest of the corrupt MSM and the guy never stood a chance. APPEAL!!!! Quoting: Moppie Minnesota cops should walk out and LEAVE that place. All cops throughout the country should walk out. They should stand together in this or fall one by one in the future. 4-20-21. The day justice died. No, they're going to go out tonight and beat people shoot people taze people harass people just to get revenge. |
| deplorable scottfree
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| COVID1984
User ID: 80264505 United States04/20/2021 05:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It will be overturned on appeal. If the jury came back and said the truth that Chauvin is not guilty then Minneapolis would have burned. So they came back and said Guilty on all accounts. Chauvin's lawyer will appeal because fucking Maxime Waters literally said that the city would burn if the jury said anything other then guilty. Don't fucking think this shit is gonna be over. It hasn't even begun. |
| 1LittlemanRp
User ID: 80266613 United States04/20/2021 05:47 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well this was clearly pandering to those who demanded "JUSTICE." Not really understanding what Justice really is. I could accept Count 3 100%. Negligent Manslaughter. But Murder... This was not murder. We all know what murder looks like. If this is murder, good luck cops. What you learned today is that you just need to stand by and let people do whatever the fuck they want if they are colored. If they're white though, you can beat and kill them, no biggie. Quoting: Dleeb The worst part is trying to debate anyone about it. I am open to any and all discussions. But people don't want to hear the facts anymore. They only want and accept what they agree with. This country has been brainwashed and molded into something terrible. Now we get all the pundits talking about how justice was served. You know it's a problem when they're ramming it down your throat that justice is alive in America and the system works. All you need to know is that the jury watched the video and made their minds up on the video alone. They didn't take into account anything that went against the narrative that was told. This event has been framed and presented to us in a certain way. Everyone I talk to about it refuses to consider anything outside of he murdered him. It's a joke... Chauvin knew what the verdict was going to be. You could tell by the way he just sat there. Good luck out there. This is just the beginning of reprisals that whites fear. We now live by a second set of laws than colored people. However, we can't discuss that because white people are so terrible. I think I really will be leaving this country afterall. I love the USA but this isn't the same place it once was. Reparation's on the horizon, repirsals on the rise, it's becoming too fucked up. You missed the unintentional part. He is convicted of UNINTENTIONAL second degree murder. So Chauvin is not convicted of murder as you paint it Google "definition of murder". It is an intentional act. Having a statue that allows "unintention murder" is simply insane and is in contradiction of the definition. If you hit someone hard and they fall and dies. It's unintentional murder. Because you do a criminal act that results in antihero human death. Unintentional Manslaughter is if you do something legal but somebody dies. So no its not insane it's justice. You need to learn the law more Show me one...any....definition of murder, in any dictionary that uses the term "unintentional" please. I would rather live as if God exist and find out He doesn't than to live as if He doesn't and find out He does. |
| Off Grid AZ
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| Mr.Sunshine
User ID: 14839880 United States04/20/2021 05:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Jury spokesperson - "Of course we found the guy guilty. What time do you think it is? The country's about to be H-bombed due to myopic planning and diversity-based naivete, and we didn't want see the black race bringing America back to the level of primates before that happens". signatures so often represent submission to criminal authority, so I am averse to signatures in any designation. |
| Muhajir
User ID: 75317727  Sweden04/20/2021 05:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Muhajir You missed the unintentional part. He is convicted of UNINTENTIONAL second degree murder. So Chauvin is not convicted of murder as you paint it Google "definition of murder". It is an intentional act. Having a statue that allows "unintention murder" is simply insane and is in contradiction of the definition. If you hit someone hard and they fall and dies. It's unintentional murder. Because you do a criminal act that results in antihero human death. Unintentional Manslaughter is if you do something legal but somebody dies. So no its not insane it's justice. You need to learn the law more Not if it's your state-sponsored job to hit them, and you were hitting them exactly as the state trained you to do. I don't understand why people on glp supports Chauvin. It was clearly his fault Floyd died. Quoting: Muhajir I understand the republican, white people is in danger of losing their supremacy in US thing. But supporting chauvin is stupid. Take the fight on things that is important for the US. It is not important defending a cop that abuse his powers and kills a man. So you think he set out that day to murder the upstanding fentanyl taking Citizen ? When does one take responsibility for their own actions. If he hadn't been drugged up. He would have been acting normally like a normal citizens. he would Have been cooperative,and dealt with normally. He was drugged up,agitated,resisting.But because he is black that is ignored as the real reason he is dead. No I don't think Chauvins intention was to murder someone. That's why he is convicted of UNINTENTIONAL second degree murder. I think Chauvin acted more harsh and ignored that Floyd wasn't breathing because he thinks black criminals is worth less than white criminals and therefore act more hard against them. And yes Floyd was drugged up and a criminal. Bit that doesn't mean he should be treated other than other criminals with different skin color. Of all drugged up criminals was treated that way they would all be dead. None of that is true though. According to Chauvins boss it is not what he was trained to do. That it was to long and to hard. Maybe you should have listened to other cops witnessing in the trial. And not judging by your limited knowledge about cop work |
| Weyoun
User ID: 80247245 United States04/20/2021 05:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The Minnesota City Council gave the Floyd family twenty million dollars before anything was said or done. Maxine what’s-her-face and Joe the Retard prematurely weighed in and declared the cop guilty as sin and then you add CNN and the rest of the corrupt MSM and the guy never stood a chance. APPEAL!!!! Quoting: Moppie Minnesota cops should walk out and LEAVE that place. All cops throughout the country should walk out. They should stand together in this or fall one by one in the future. 4-20-21. The day justice died. No, they're going to go out tonight and beat people shoot people taze people harass people just to get revenge. So all the good cops will leave, and the bad cops will stay. Exactly what they intended. Problem, reaction, solution. |
| BBQ BOY™
(OP) User ID: 72493816 United States04/20/2021 05:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That's a long time for Chauvin to held in Jail especially in Minneapolis. "Never underestimate the pain of a person. In all honesty, everyone is struggling. Just some people are better at hiding it than others." Everyone has to work out their own salvation. Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards. |
| Artificial Person
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| BS01
User ID: 79361831 United States04/20/2021 05:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There was reasonable doubt in the OJ case and because of that I think the jury was right in their decision in that case. Still, it's telling how those fat nasty black cunts are jumping up screaming and cheering with joy that OJ got off when the rest of the audience is like WTF. A woman was brutally murdered. Yes I think OJ should have gotten off because there was reasonable doubt but it certainly wasn't anything to cheer about. That's one of the many problems with blacks. They have tribe mentality and even if a black is wrong they will still defend them like they are right. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 79324350 United States04/20/2021 05:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This wasn't the Atlanta Falcons vs. Kansas City Chiefs, nor blacks against whites, nor Police Everywhere against Citizens everywhere. Quoting: BeelzeBob It was just a courtroom where a case was heard and they followed the laws that have been established for this country. The very same laws the liberals are cheering to abolish. Here on the animal farm, all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others. |
| Off Grid AZ
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| Weyoun
User ID: 80247245 United States04/20/2021 05:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: 1LittlemanRp Google "definition of murder". It is an intentional act. Having a statue that allows "unintention murder" is simply insane and is in contradiction of the definition. If you hit someone hard and they fall and dies. It's unintentional murder. Because you do a criminal act that results in antihero human death. Unintentional Manslaughter is if you do something legal but somebody dies. So no its not insane it's justice. You need to learn the law more Not if it's your state-sponsored job to hit them, and you were hitting them exactly as the state trained you to do. ... Quoting: Dogsbollocks So you think he set out that day to murder the upstanding fentanyl taking Citizen ? When does one take responsibility for their own actions. If he hadn't been drugged up. He would have been acting normally like a normal citizens. he would Have been cooperative,and dealt with normally. He was drugged up,agitated,resisting.But because he is black that is ignored as the real reason he is dead. No I don't think Chauvins intention was to murder someone. That's why he is convicted of UNINTENTIONAL second degree murder. I think Chauvin acted more harsh and ignored that Floyd wasn't breathing because he thinks black criminals is worth less than white criminals and therefore act more hard against them. And yes Floyd was drugged up and a criminal. Bit that doesn't mean he should be treated other than other criminals with different skin color. Of all drugged up criminals was treated that way they would all be dead. None of that is true though. According to Chauvins boss it is not what he was trained to do. That it was to long and to hard. Maybe you should have listened to other cops witnessing in the trial. And not judging by your limited knowledge about cop work They're doing CYA. Don't belive someone just because he affirms your biases. That's how you get scammed. |
| Oaken Paw
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| Lilopin
User ID: 16213727 United States04/20/2021 05:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Correct. They call themselves Antifa. The only 'job' they have is paid for by Soreass. . . My dog ate my pronouns, he/she/it - everywhere. (Clown World tees) . Want to make God laugh, tell Him 'your' plans. . Cremation... the only hope I have left for a smoking hot body... . God bless America! :flag waver: |
| SilverCyprus
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| Muhajir
User ID: 75317727 Sweden04/20/2021 05:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Muhajir You missed the unintentional part. He is convicted of UNINTENTIONAL second degree murder. So Chauvin is not convicted of murder as you paint it Google "definition of murder". It is an intentional act. Having a statue that allows "unintention murder" is simply insane and is in contradiction of the definition. If you hit someone hard and they fall and dies. It's unintentional murder. Because you do a criminal act that results in antihero human death. Unintentional Manslaughter is if you do something legal but somebody dies. So no its not insane it's justice. You need to learn the law more Show me one...any....definition of murder, in any dictionary that uses the term "unintentional" please. A dictionary is not a law book and the law book is not a dictionary. I explained to you the difference if you doesn't like the wording of the law. Maybe you should become a law professor and change the law wording. The law was not made up for this trial. |
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| Winter Soldier
User ID: 77444996 United States04/20/2021 05:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This wasn't the Atlanta Falcons vs. Kansas City Chiefs, nor blacks against whites, nor Police Everywhere against Citizens everywhere. Quoting: BeelzeBob It was just a courtroom where a case was heard and they followed the laws that have been established for this country. The very same laws the liberals are cheering to abolish. Here on the animal farm, all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others. I got attacked on social media for suggesting that those calling for Chauvin to "get the maximum" should apply that logic across the board. If you get caught using counterfeit money, maximum sentence; if you resist arrest, maximum sentence; if you buy or sell drugs; maximum sentence; if you loot or vandalize a business; maximum sentence, etc. etc. |
| Simple27
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| Lime Flavoured Redux
User ID: 68826230  United Kingdom04/20/2021 05:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Not a good case for such dramatic rhetoric to describe it...... The policeman clearly knelt on the suspect’s neck after the suspect was incapacitated and pleading for air. He continued to crush with knee. You saw the video. So did the jury. This shouldn’t be a surprise. . WHY exactly is this verdict such a surprise? I feel like a lot of the people saying things like that are not surprised either. Just disappointed that their fantasy world where they can kill black people for every minor infraction doesn't, actually, exist. |
