Curious.

Read it WHERE ?

Thanks

If I went into a prison and shot the worst murder there, I would STILL have committed murder myself.

Missing the Point
 

George Floyd is merely a symbol of something that has gone wrong in our policing community. His character is incidental because he did not deserve to die in this manner. For many Americans, seeing the incident take place was a wake up call about what has been going on. It is unlikely that we would believe it was taking place had we not seen the video evidence.

It looks like there was one quite rotten cop who had been getting away with stuff in Minneapolis for decades and he hooked up with what look to be rookies.

It also looks like George Floyd and this bad cop had a history.

George Floyd: What we know about the four ex-police officers charged in his death - CNN

Possibly we would have less medical deaths if we had National Healthcare like Finland.

Maybe in the future.

Differences Between Defamation, Slander, and Libel

Defamation, slander, and libel are terms that frequently confused with each other. They all fall into the same category of law and have to do with communications that falsely debase someone’s character.

https://www.legalzoom.com/sites/lega...QAEut-TOwZ.jpg

What is defamation? Defamation is a false statement presented as a fact that causes injury or damage to the character of the person it is about. An example is “(Candace Owens) is lying on purpose to prove a point” "Not surprising for her, she does this often." If this is untrue and if making the statement damages her reputation or ability to work, it is defamation. The person whose reputation has been damaged by the false statement can bring a defamation lawsuit.

She’s even testified before Congress

You could try reading the Medical Examiner's report, or you could believe an anonymous poster on an internet forum.

Other significant conditions: Arteriosclerotic and hypertensive heart disease; fentanyl intoxication; recent methamphetamine use

https://content.govdelivery.com/atta...206.1.2020.pdf

As an opioid drug, fentanyl intoxication can cause intense euphoria and affect the central nervous system as a depressant. Fentanyl intoxication can make it seem like a person is drunk at first, but it can go downhill rapidly.

Guess you missed the part where she said the cops were wrong and he didn’t deserve to die.

not too hard to find

https://www.kmov.com/minneapolis-pol...b6c6cee57.html

Steve

Aha
 

AHA, so you are saying he deserved to be murdered

Now who said that?
Steve

Black Lives Matter no matter what Police did
 

Understood that he had to be arrested by the police, but it is unnecessary to put his knee on the victim's neck! I am sure all law enforcement departments will declare no more neck chokes!

:pray:

So the 4 cops all got together and said let's kill a black guy today. :MOJE_whot:

Really? How's that? I have to admit that I am surprised that you didn't also add me to the racist list that you label anyone else as being if they say something you deem negative.
I noticed that you have the unique ability to mind read someone's thoughts and intentions.

Nope, I'm saying that the ME found Floyd to be high on fentanyl at the time of his death, and that the poster in this thread who said Candace Owens was lying about that in her video and thus dismissed everything she said was just plain wrong, to be charitable.

How do you know that it was "intentional?" And why do you empathize that he was "black?" Would you not be just as "focused" on him if he was a white man? By the way, there were four COPs involved and only two were white.
I have seen seven COPs having to work very hard to control an average sized guy on PCP. When they got him to the hospital and he was strapped down, he broke the restraints as well as broke his arm and didn't feel a thing.

FYI: a little fentanyl is lethal.

I am not saying that he deserved to die. I am saying that the procedure to restrain him was undoubtedly wrong/improper. I do not believe that this was a case of intentional murder and believe that cooler heads should prosecute these men in court rather than in the public media.

That commentary is all over the place. Well spoken.
But stoned or high, still didnt give that cop the right to do what he did. Floyd was handcuffed. And apparently it is also out there that the cop knew Floyd because they were both either security guards or bouncers together.

Finland is a small country and an individual pays about half his paycheck to payroll taxes. We do not need to speak of sales taxes do we? Perhaps if one wished for Finland national healthcare, it would be easier to obtain if they moved to Finland.

There's no "whether" about it. ME report says he was intoxicated with fentanyl at time of death. Nobody is saying the cop was not wrong, it will all come out in the trial.

Miniscule numbers? There have been riots and damages in the billions in over 100 cities. So far 18 people have been killed, 16 by gunshot wounds. 100s in law enforcement have been injured, many seriously. So a miniscule group of bad protestors just teleported themselves all over the country and caused all this?

Puhleeze, simply more attempts at obfuscation and diversion. :oops:

Compared to the TOTAL number of protestors EVERYWHERE, yes...the criminals were a MINISCULE % of that TOTAL.

Just as rotten cops, are a MINISCULE %...of ALL cops. :boom:

Yep, 18 deaths, 100s injured, 100 cities damaged is just obfuscation and diversion.

1 dead ex con drug addict, that's what really counts.

You are very systemic in the obfuscation of diversion
Steve

:clap2::clap2:

Steve

Only a black could say this, Us affluent whites are too busy bowing down at the alter of guilt. Makes me want to barf.What about the policemen who put their lives in danger every day????

Watched the video - she is saying what many people are thinking. She speaks the truth. A white person would be risking everything, including their life, if they spoke this truth publicly.

I didn't read anywhere in his post that advocated, inferred or implied prohibiting peaceful protests. He is angry with the thugs and left wing anarchists that saw this as an opportunity to riot, steal and destroy public and private property. If it was your property that was destroyed you wouldn't think it was an insignificant thing. What I find even more disgusting are the people that come up with idiotic justifications for the violence.

And what is your point? That everyone naturally has such stuff in their blood stream.

She made mention of that by simply stating what was was found in the autopsy.

"in addition to fentanyl and methamphetamine, the toxicology report from the autopsy showed that Floyd also had cannabinoids in his system when he died."

No assumptions or lies made.

Most of us will make our own assumptions by hearing the facts. Yes, he was murdered. Yes, the murderer has been charged with second degree murder.

Please back up your accusations.

You missed her point.

Thank you for posting the clip of Candace Owens' comments which puts into context the issue of her mentioning Hitler and completely refutes the disparaging and false assertion that she was defending Hitler.

She also put Nadler in his place. The look on his and Lieu's faces.......PRICELESS!
Steve

I'm not a "post baby boomer," first of all. I'm a babyboomer. Second, I didn't "sense" anything. I fact-checked. I heard her make statements I hadn't read about or heard from the actual news media - not op-ed, but news. The networks, AP, Reuter's, BBC, etc. That was the first thing that I heard her say that I hadn't heard before. So I fact-checked it. I found the articles that made these claims, and fact-checked those claims further. I searched the JAMA and healthnet, and the government's health and science websites, to learn about "what dosage of these substances can cause mental impairment."

Did you do ANY of that, or did you just believe every word because it fit your narrative? Because - THAT would be "narrow-mindedness."

No, she said - "he was high." Her words. The autopsy report doesn't say that. She says it. And the amount of drugs in his bloodstream indicates that he was likely NOT "high" at the time of his murder. He might've dosed up several hours earlier and it took that long to wear off, but for his height, weight, body type - that amount of drugs in his system would've been similar to the average person taking a teaspoon of cold medicine and someone who lives with ADHD to take their daily dose of adderal.

https://www.kmov.com/minneapolis-pol...b6c6cee57.html

Steve

Do you know what it means when a Medical Examiner does an autopsy and says "fentanyl intoxification" at time of death? It doesn't mean trace amounts, it means he was intoxicated with the drug. High. Now look up what "fentanyl intoxification" means

As an opioid drug, fentanyl intoxication can cause intense euphoria and affect the central nervous system as a depressant. Fentanyl intoxication can make it seem like a person is drunk at first, but it can go downhill rapidly.