Yeah, I thought the same thing. It was so bad it wouldn’t be too far fetched to go down the conspiracy road, and believe Chauvin was a Black Lives Matters sympathizer and decided to sacrifice his life to further their cause.Originally Posted by dannyj
The first time I saw that video I kept waiting for one of the other cops to give Chauvin the tap on his shoulder, as if to say okay that's good we got him, you can get off him now. They never did. Then the longer it went on I was expecting one of them to go behind Chauvin and grab him by his shoulders to pull him off. That didn't happen either. I think there was grave concern on the part of at least one cop who was in front, but for whatever reason they didn't intervene. Perhaps it was because Chauvin was the supervising officer and they were brand new and didn't want to show him up. Either way it's a tragedy that they didn't have the courage to stuff Chauvin's rank & experience and get him off of Floyd's neck.Originally Posted by Mission146
I mean this makes as much sense as believing he woke up that morning wanting to spend the rest of his life in jail and probably be killed in jail. I mean his life is ruined no matter how you look at it.
People are speculating on if this or that happened during the incident, Floyd wouldn’t have died and our country wouldn’t be in this mess. Well that’s true with almost anything like this. That’s why it made news...it’s the exception.
If we’re going to play the “what if” game, let’s go back even further. What if we had a justify system that worked? If we had one that worked, Floyd wouldn’t have been on the streets that day high on drugs committing a crime, and this incident would have never happened. I mean Floyd had been in prison 9 times. You’d think at some point, our justice system would keep him in prison. We used to have a 3 strikes and you’re out rule. I mean this guy had 9 strikes and he still wasn’t out.
Reducing the amount of violent encounters between police and criminals will go along way in stopping something like this.
The sad fact is this incident will lead to more innocent police officers being killed in the line of duty. They are already 18 times more likely to die in an encounter with a black man than the other way around. Why is this? Probably because the officers are too hesitatant to use force. Now they will be even more hestitant to use force, so more will be killed in the line of duty.
When will there be outrage and protests for all the innocent cops being killed?
So if you want to know who to blame, it’s really our liberal justice system that continues to release violent criminals back into society.
And who is responsible for our liberal justice system? Liberal Democrats. These problems all come back to liberals. That’s why I harp so much on liberals.
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