IRISH OS1R1S wrote:

PaSnow wrote:

Ok.  So you guys have it wrong.  the 17 year old MURDERED somebody.  Then, the crowd chased him down to detain him for murder, then he shot somebody else to avoid detention and escaped. 

Interesting.

Yeah there was some lobsided posts earlier on this. Funny when the guy was calling you out for now knowing the facts.

Truly is funny. Went from store owners protecting their businesses, to an innocent bystander getting chased down by a violent angry mob, to a 17 year old idiot shooting a guy in the head at point blank range, calling 911 to say "I just killed somebody", running away, bystanders chasing after him to ensure he doesn't escape and is charged, and the 17 year old idiot shooting another person and escaping.

Ok.  So you guys have it wrong.  the 17 year old MURDERED somebody.  Then, the crowd chased him down to detain him for murder, then he shot somebody else to avoid detention and escaped. 

Interesting.

PaSnow wrote:

lol, yeah George Floyd died of Fetanoyl not someone kneeling on his neck for 9 minutes. Come on. That'd be the worst court case ever. Might as well plead guilty before going that route.

Yea, I know you have your narrative, but the claim of a choke hold has never been proven.  Generally speaking, people in a carotid hold can't speak.  I know you want this to justify the violence, but what if the officer never applied a carotid hold?  What if you watched the videos and saw Floyd saying "I can't breathe" before officers put him in a restraint?  What if you saw Floyd actively resisting arrest and coming up with a million excuses why he shouldn't be arrested.  What if Floyd had COVID-19, methamphetamine, marijuana and lethal dose of fentanyl in his system?  There's a coroner's report stating as much and ample video evidence.

I agree, a carotid choke for 9 minutes is murder.  But I also know that after 7-10 seconds of a carotid choke, people pass out.  They don't moan for minutes.  I guess we'll have to wait for the jury and actual evidence to be provided, and not the claims of people who live 2k miles away from the scene. 

I'm glad your confident enough in your version of events that new evidence can't move you from your position.  It must feel good to know you're right without any consideration of why.