The Greatest Lie Ever Sold: George Floyd and the Rise of BLM
 

Interesting documentary.
Anyone else wached it yet?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt20256556/

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Floyd was a prime example of why you should just comply with the old bill. No matter what colour. He was a wife beating thieving slimebucket still do not wish him dead but he should have just complied.

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Police officers have no authority to execute someone for disobedience.

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Nor did they, try not posting nonsense.

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It was the underlying premise of the post above. Obey the police.. or else…

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He resisted getting out of his vehicle. He resisted getting into the police vehicle. He resisted staying in the vehicle by thrashing around, and with policy that is standard even in the UK, he was removed from the vehicle and restrained. He was under the influence of Fentanyl and Methamphetamine and was driving around.

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Non compliance permits murder ?

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Was the restraint necessary for the period of time ? Officers have a duty of care to those detained. Where was the duty of care ?

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Not sure why you're stating this. It's what happened afterwards which is the point here.

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There was NO deliberate act involved. Positional Asphyxia usually involves restrictions to the chest. He was still moving around and trying to resist being restrained. How were they expected to know when he had truly calmed down?
Plenty of cases around the WORLD, where somebody has died after having to be restrained. There was a case in the US where a guy who wasn't being violent or aggressive, other than perhaps verbally, died after being physically restrained by 2 security guards. As the guy was white and the guards weren't, no fuss or riots over it.

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Unfortunately, but alas not surprisingly your views and your knowledge on the subject are detached from reality, officers are fully trained in restraint techniques and how to monitor and ensure the safety of those placed under restraint.

George was, in the eyes of the law a petty criminal he did not deserve to be murdered. He has become a focal point for the historic ill treatment, racism suffered by the black community in the US

I can give you first hand eye witness testimony of this happening when a colleague of mine having both been out for dinner and a few beers were walking back to a hotel in MSP (the hewing) was stopped and searched for 0 reason whatsoever

You want to start a thread about the mistreatment of whites by the police have at it.

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This was all discussed two years ago in the George Floyd thread, and I’m not seeing anything new.

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Spot on.

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Yeah obey the Police and walk away Disobey the Police and in the US risk death or any degree lower but the same principle applies here. The more you piss off a cop the more likely they are to nick you for something. Appease them and just go home

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none compliance escalates. He only died cuz he fought the law and the law won

He was a known violent criminal they were protecting themselves

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Does the law get a 22 year jail term for murder every time it wins?

A defence not accepted by the court.

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Show trial to appease the BLM movement. There is no question what the cop did was OTT but as said by many many times if Floyd capitulated then he would not have been killed.

These people of all colours that deliberately provoke the Police just do not seem to realise it would all go better for them if they just chilled out. I do not think I have ever seen a group of cops suddenly decide not to arrest someone because they are fighting back or making the arrest difficult they are going to get nicked anyway, why make it worse? just yes sir no sir home for supper

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I’m not sure how much further he could have capitulated than dying to be honest.

The cop is rightfully a convicted murderer.

No they sure dont!!

I saw a thread on City-data about BLM being exposed on the political base earlier but I still think its a good movement...

People of ANY COLOUR can be mean........

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Did anyone see the cops bodycam footage? He wasn't actually kneeling on Floyds neck, he was on his upper back. The phone footage angle made it look like the cop was on his neck. The documentary also shows that Floyd had a lethal dose of drugs in him at the time of his arrest.

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This totally shows your ignorance. Floyd had plenty of chance to capitulate before he ended up on the ground. Floyd made the choice to resist everything that happened after that choice was because of that fact

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:rofl: my ignorance.

The cop - a habitual offender it appears - got 22 years that’s good enough for me. He’s a murderer.

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Are you deliberately avoiding the fact Floyd would be alive if he just complied?

A criminal - a habitual offender it appears - resists arrest and dies as a result. He was an idiot

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After several minutes, Floyd stopped speaking.[14] For the last few minutes, he lay motionless and Officer Kueng found no pulse when urged to check.[20][21] Despite this, Chauvin ignored pleas from bystanders to lift his knee from Floyd's neck

So..... laying motionless and having no pulse indicates non compliance ?

cop: "stop resisting"
detainee: lies motionless and has no pulse
cop: "stop resisting" * keeps knee on neck.

Yuo, makes absolute perfect sense.

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Criminals often resist arrest in the UK. Strangely they don’t die.

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you are about 25 yards away from my point which is resisting in any way just makes things worse

As for the Floyd case I appear to have been misinformed and his only resistance appears to have just been getting him out of the car. After that he seemed compliant. It does look to be though that he was suffering a medical incident causing him to fall to the floor more than once. Whether his past record led Chauvin to treat him harshly I do not know or whether his illness had any role in his death either.

I got it wrong with case and hold my hands up

(an admission of being wrong and fessing up. Rare thing for this forum hahahaha)

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Also with regards to the medical stuff there was been a criminal trial in America where the jury were not convinced it was anything other than the blocking of his airways.

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I read somewhere (I will try to find it) that he was complaining about his breathing before he was even on the floor the second time.

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If you look at this video when they first sit him down he seems to be stumbling and then when down he slumps to the side. Later when he falls by the car in the distance they say at this point there was an ambulance called before Chauvin was even there. Something also happened by the car before he went to the floor. They mention possibly a struggle

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You’re absolutely right, resisting arrest invites greater use of force against you, in any jurisdiction. You’re not going to escape arrest so really there’s no point trying.

However, what I was trying to convey is the difference in policing culture between here and the USA. Whatever problems we have, we just don’t have the levels of casual brutality amongst rank and file officers that appears to be standard practice over there.

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Agreed

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Just because he was an idiot, doesn't mean he deserved to be murdered.

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He’d also be alive if he wasn’t murdered in cold blood by a corrupt cop. What else he did or didn’t do that day is a red herring.

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second sentence makes no sense

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I’ve gone back to correct the predictive text errors.

What else he did or didn’t do that day is a red herring.

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So he did not try to pass a fake note that started it all then ?

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If someone hands me a dodgy tenner in one shop, and I try to spend it in another, I don’t deserve to be murdered by a corrupt cop.

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I am sure over the years many have felt like it though

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Bodycam demonstrates that the officers knee wasn't on the neck.
Autopsy demonstrated no signs of lethal trauma.
Autopsy did demonstrate lethal levels of drugs in his system.

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Jury of his peers convicted an officer for murder.

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The Hennepin County medical examiner's office ruled Floyd's death was a homicide caused by "cardiopulmonary arrest" complicated by "restraint, and neck compression" while he was being subdued by police.

The official autopsy which btw is easily available online states ss above. You're talking weapons grade dribble

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Watch the documentary. Then come back here :)

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I'm not claiming that they didn't. I'm just stating the facts as laid out in the documentary.

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No,

perhaps you could try to read this and maybe just maybe learn something

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com...ng-of-america/

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I suggest you watch the documentary which has additional footage that clearly shows:

He resisted being put ine the police car Claiming to be claustrophobic (having been taken out of a car).

That he was demanding to be able to lie on the ground.

That the Officer didn't have his knee on his neck.

As well as:

That the autopsy found no evidence of airway restriction.

That he had taken a lethal combination of drugs.

Cold blooded murder? More like trial by media.

BTW there is an appeal pending.

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Regardless of who did what, Floyd or the police.

The singular bottom line is that Floyd did not have to die that day. It is as black and white as that.

Should the policeman have been convicted or what he should been convicted of are secondary.

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I agree but thers is more to it than some on this forum are purporting. Looking at it objectively (with the additional evidence) it wasn't a case of police brutality.

Watch the documentary, it may change your view. You don't need to watch it to the end as it goes off onto what BLM have done with their funds as is immaterial.

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Pretty sure the documentary could not by any stretch of the imagination could be called "objective", as neither Candace Owens or the Daily Wire are…

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I look forward to it being a costly exercise in failure.

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He also didn't have to be a criminal. Dabble in that world and it changes your life for the worse, eventually.

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The fact he had a record is, again, totally secondary to what happened.

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I just did. It's interesting that the article says: "As doctors, we wish to highlight for the public that this framing of the circumstances surrounding Floyd’s death was, at best, a misinterpretation and, at worst, a deliberate obfuscation."
That's ironic as that is what the article actually does. It skirts around the issue of lethal levels of drugs in his system.
It states that his neck was knelt on when the bodycam footage shows that it wasn't.
It correctly states that "the autopsy of George Floyd “revealed no physical findings that support a diagnosis of traumatic asphyxiation” ", but then incorrectly says "taken from the criminal charge complaint against Chauvin"

I'm unimpressed by the article.
I'm even less impressed that you won't entertain watching the documentary. You might learn something....

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Well I've never been on the floor by Police and by magic, I don't have a criminal record. Whether you disagree or not, his choices in life is what started it all.

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Can the other media be? She offers a different take backed up with other evidence (especially video). Which sheds a different view of it, The truth is perhaps somewhere in the middle?

How can you judge until you've seen it? She's definately anti BLM and that is what the doc is really about but on the Floyd case she approaches it differently.

I do recomend you watching it and then making up your own mind.

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Not necessarily, the police I am sure stop and arrest many thousands of people each year that don’t have a previous record and are subsequently released without charge.

His life choices are totally incidental to what occurred.

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And how many of those that don't have previous and were released without charge, end up on the floor with Police sat on you? Not saying it doesn't happen, but it happens a lot more when you have a criminal record.

His life choices are the exact reason such a thing occurred. If he were a law abiding citizen going through his day to day life, we wouldn't be here talking about it.

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You’ve obviously not been out and about in many provincial town centres at chucking out time.

He was 100% totally in the “care” of the police when he died.

That is the only place to be shining a light.

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Spot on, Pierre.

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Spot on indeed

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Oh you mean those causing criminal damage, assaulting people or been verbally abusive? I've been out many times and not once have I been spoken to or sat on by the Police. Point still stands.

While choosing a life of being a criminal. If he wasn't a criminal, we wouldn't be talking about this as it wouldn't have happened.

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Similarly if the murderer phoned in sick that day we wouldn’t be talking about it.

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You love that word, despite the fact that "Murder" requires the death to be deliberate or pre-planned. This was neither.

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Which came first, the murderer or the criminal?

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In the U.K. but this is US law where

Second-degree murder is generally either:
An unplanned, intentional killing (reacting in the heat of the moment when angry)
A death caused by a reckless disregard for human life

He was murdered , Derek Chauvin was convicted of 2nd degree murder and also 3rd degree murder and something else which I can’t remember immediately

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If only the criminal justice system had the death penalty for a counterfeit twenty.

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Indeed, if this was the UK and he was convinced using different legal terminology I’d use that. However as things stand he’s a convicted murderer.

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That is changing the subject. He got to where he is now due to being a criminal.

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He got to where he is now because he was murdered by a police officer.

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No it doesn’t because your “point” is based entirely on hypothetics and not facts.

Should’ve, would’ve, could’ve are totally meaningless in regards to what happened in this case.

The fact, and the only fact that matters, is that he died whilst being 100% in the care of the police.

It may have been quite possible that the police did nothing wrong to cause his death whilst he was in their custody.

That question has been answered in a court.

It really is that simple.

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hmmmm unforeseen circumstances. Do we know if he knew the $20 was fake or did he not? because this very much is the chicken and the egg. If he knew it was fake then the start of the events began with is choice to try and pass it off. If he did not know it was fake then the events began with the clerks choice to call the cops

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And nobody in either circumstance, in a civilised society, should be murdered by the police.

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In a civilised society no one should be dealing cocaine or holding a woman at gunpoint let alone passing of forged currency

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No one would dispute that, but it’s totally irrelevant.

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Because he was a criminal. You can't beat around the bush. Excessive force, yes/no, that's not my argument. He is where he is because he was a criminal and choose a criminal lifestyle.

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The relevance is if he did not do those things he would not have served time and may well not have had the $20 to pass on.

A series of choices that lead to the end event on both sides

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Well it does though doesn't it. If he hadn't of choose a criminal lifestyle, he'd most likely still be alive. That's a very major talking point in the argument. He died in the hands of Police care, because of his previous actions that put him where he was in life.

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And nobody, in a civilised society should be a criminal.

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As seen as your argument is totally based in hypotheticals.

What would your position be if he wasn’t a criminal, and died in police custody in exactly the same way?

What would your position be if he had a mental impairment/learning difficulties, and the police ( due to his size) restrained him and he died in exactly the same way.

What would be your view of the polices’ actions?

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Indeed, that’s why we have judicial systems that prosecute crimes and administer penalties as appropriate.

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So anyone, absolutely anyone that finds themselves in the temporary care of the police, for whatever reason are dispensable and can be killed with impunity.


Got it!

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Ermmm, what hypotheticals have I used?

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I do not think anyone has condoned the Police actions in this thread. Some have just put across the maybe George Floyd was not a totally innocent victim

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If you've made that up to what I've said, then that's your problem. Just to be clear, I've not once said that.

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The police have a legal duty of care and responsibility to those who they detain and are in their custody the fact you don’t think those rights extend to those with previous convictions is neither here nor there

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But that is irrelevant, because many, many people that are totally innocent may find themselves in the temporary care of the police and the police must treat everyone in their care the same.

He may have been whatever he was, but as I say earlier if it was a case of mistaken identity and he was completely innocent, why would that in any way be a material difference in what happened?

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Seems pretty close to me!

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Did I say that?

Or did I say he got to where he is now due to his own lifestyle choices.

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Seems pretty close and that is what you said are two completely different things, so I would kindly ask you withdraw your comment.

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If he’d overdosed I may agree with that statement, but he was killed by a 3rd party with duty not to kill him.

So that doesn’t fly, at all.

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Yes, you did say exactly that.

Had the hennepin police exercised their legal responsibilities he would still be alive and that’s all there is to it.

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No

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But is was not a case of mistaken identity was it? Also from what I can find out it is unknown if the cops knew his rap sheet so there is a chance they knew he could be a risk. It is all conjecture. No he should not have died but also no he should not have been a criminal

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It does fly, he put himself in that position due to his lifestyle choices.

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So you like putting words into people's mouth and when told it was incorrect, you don't care and carry on regardless.

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No I never, at all.

Had George Floyd not been a criminal, he would still be alive.

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Yes, yes you did. he would be alive because regardless of if he was a criminal or not he is entitled to be provided with the legally required care whilst being detained. Funnily enough this does not include being murdered

Your focus is wrong

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No I never, please stop putting words into my mouth that I have not said.

If he wasn't a criminal, he wouldn't of needed the care of the Police that day, his lifestyle choice put him in that position in the first instance.

My focus is what I want my focus to be. He was a criminal and put himself in the position he was in. Had he not been a criminal in the first instance, we wouldn't be here talking about it.

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And as we say in Scotland if your auntie had baws she’d be your uncle.

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I understand you point of personal responsibility, but it is irrelevant in this case, as he was detained and in the care of some one else.

If someone had a bad lifestyle and bad choices, a drug addict, wife beater, serial criminal and he ended up in hospital due to complications with his drug use.

He would have been fine, just needed 48hrs in hospital and he would have walked out, he may have got clean and gone on to be a good citizen but the doctor made an error he should been able to avoid as a professional and as someone that is trusted to care for.

He administered a lethal dose of anaesthetic and killed him.

Should that doctor be prosecuted?

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So what type of criminal record do you guys think justifies not coming home again? Just wondering what crimes put you in the don't deserve to live category?

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It appears that he did overdose. That and the fact that he had cardiomegaly did it for him.

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lol, we've seen how some put Tory voters into that category.

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I'm not playing what ifs and random scenarios

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I didn't say he didn't deserve to live, I'm saying he put himself in that position due to his lifestyle choices.

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I have been crushed by the colossal weight of irony in that post, so much so, I can’t breathe.

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:rofl:

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So come on, explain?

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If I have to, jfman will stop laughing and I don’t want that to happen.

Seriously, for you to ask that, you need to re-evaluate your recent posts and apply a self critical irony filter.


You’ll work it out.

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:D

Afraid I'm also agreeing with you on this point, Pierre.

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Or to put it in shorter words, you can't.

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No one has mentioned that the BLM leaders bought mansions, gave away millions to friends and family and haven't filed any tax returns.....:D

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Talk of Kanye West being sued for 250 million for saying Floyd died of a drug overdose rather than due to someones knee being in his neck