Verdict GUILTY

originally posted by: alldaylong

If they can't do that, they shouldn't be in The Police Force in the first place. Society don't need 'em.

Man we should hold 200,000 to 300,000 doctors per year to the same standards as they kill people in malpractice and their patients are not trying to hurt or kill them in the process too. To be honest I don't think very many cops can live up to your standards throughout a career...

BTW what do you do for a living...lol

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: LSU2018

Why wouldn't they quit? They can't do their job without the media painting an even bigger target on their back each time while news of a cop sitting in his car having lunch - getting blasted in the head and killed in cold blood - goes completely unnoticed.

The bigger question I have is what do they use now to restrain a person. Taser is now considered a form of lethal force, so a guy is fighting you and you can't do much....

Good question. Maybe the police can throw their guns at the suspects and run away.

originally posted by: shooterbrody

I understand people will disagree with their verdict, but to pile on made up bs is disgusting.

To say there was huge amounts of influences starting the same day it happened, to having an army of people waiting to burn the city for anything less than what they did is not a hit on them. I too would have just said F it and do the same. My life, career, family etc is not worth losing to any of that no matter the reality of it all.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: LSU2018
I addressed that a few pages ago.

I'm not seeing the reply.

It might have been in a reply to alldaylong because he posted something similar right before or right after yours.

The reason I'm going off of intent is because that was the description given to the jurors in closing arguments. I believe your definition mentioned something along the lines of unintentional death while committing a felony. I was wondering what the felony was that Chauvin committed, if the jury had gone by that definition.

originally posted by: LSU2018
The reason I'm going off of intent is because that was the description given to the jurors in closing arguments. I believe your definition mentioned something along the lines of unintentional death while committing a felony. I was wondering what the felony was that Chauvin committed, if the jury had gone by that definition.

Go to 1:31:00, it clearly says 'without intent':



Whatever you thought you watched did not happen.

originally posted by: LSU2018

originally posted by: FauxMulder
a reply to: LSU2018

Dude his knee is on his neck. So much so that his foot isn't even touching the ground.....

Eureka! You didn't watch the closing arguments.

Wasn't the whole knee on neck part moot once it was determine he didn't die to being choked out? His 02 in his blood was never below 98%, so not sure why anyone is even talking about that even though it was a very short period of time.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: shooterbrody

I understand people will disagree with their verdict, but to pile on made up bs is disgusting.

To say there was huge amounts of influences starting the same day it happened, to having an army of people waiting to burn the city for anything less than what they did is not a hit on them. I too would have just said F it and do the same. My life, career, family etc is not worth losing to any of that no matter the reality of it all.

The jury should be selected from small towns and appear virtually for the trial from now on when the trial is as high profile as this one. Being in a small red town is more than enough to protect them so adding anonymity would be added security. Betcha a million bucks the democrats would never let that happen though. They'd use the race card to stop it.

originally posted by: LSU2018

Good question. Maybe the police can throw their guns at the suspects and run away.

I feel like cops are now kind of like a boxer with 16 ounce gloves and can only defend while fighting a MMA fighter who can do anything they want to.

George Floyd was not murdered but with the conviction the media, politicians and everyone else can say what it was murder.

A 6'4" 280 pound man hoped up on drugs resists arrest and during his arrest dies. Call to Action and Gold Caskets.
A 5'6" 140 pound woman protests an election and is shot dead. No charges or names.

Which one was white? I'll wait for the answers...

originally posted by: LSU2018

The jury should be selected from small towns and appear virtually for the trial from now on when the trial is as high profile as this one. Being in a small red town is more than enough to protect them so adding anonymity would be added security. Betcha a million bucks the democrats would never let that happen though. They'd use the race card to stop it.

The trial should of been move period... This is far from over...the City could still burn as this goes to the next level.

originally posted by: LSU2018

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: shooterbrody

I understand people will disagree with their verdict, but to pile on made up bs is disgusting.

To say there was huge amounts of influences starting the same day it happened, to having an army of people waiting to burn the city for anything less than what they did is not a hit on them. I too would have just said F it and do the same. My life, career, family etc is not worth losing to any of that no matter the reality of it all.

The jury should be selected from small towns and appear virtually for the trial from now on when the trial is as high profile as this one. Being in a small red town is more than enough to protect them so adding anonymity would be added security. Betcha a million bucks the democrats would never let that happen though. They'd use the race card to stop it.

Anonymous virtual jurors? Sounds pretty much like the Cardassian criminal justice system out of Star Trek DS9.

Really?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Whatever you thought you watched did not happen.

Orwell much?

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
Orwell much?

Not this time, he claimed the prosecutor said something which he never did.

originally posted by: Xtrozero
Wasn't the whole knee on neck part moot once it was determine he didn't die to being choked out? His 02 in his blood was never below 98%, so not sure why anyone is even talking about that even though it was a very short period of time.

You pass out when you're O2 drops to about 55-60%. We watched him pass out on the video.

I don't really care about the drugs in his system. Those might have been a lethal quantity.

But, what killed him was a cop on his neck named Chauvin.

originally posted by: Deplorable
You pass out when you're O2 drops to about 55-60%. We watched him pass out on the video.

I don't really care about the drugs in his system. Those might have been a lethal quantity.

But, what killed him was a cop on his neck named Chauvin.

So if he had 98% what was it that made him pass out? I think he passed out when his heart stopped...

In the end I think if everyone had just let this playout we would not be seeing a good chance this case ends in a mistrial. If that happens all the people putting so much effort to influence it can only blame themselves.

Of course he was guilty. Anything else and it would be months of terrorism, murder, assault, arson, looting, destruction, vandalism, er, I mean peaceful protests.

originally posted by: Xtrozero
So if he had 98% what was it that made him pass out? I think he passed out when his heart stopped...

They CPRed him in the ambulance and re-saturated his blood.

a reply to: olaru12

Personally, I believe you'd have to be a young Hellen Keller to not have seen or heard the rhetoric surrounding this trial. You would more likely to get me to believe you've never heard of Donald Trump.

Does that mean it influenced the jury's decision? Not necessarily, but put yourself in their position, would it have influenced you. Forget anything about your beliefs on the trial and just imagine being them, knowing what lays in wait based on their decision.

originally posted by: Deplorable

They CPRed him in the ambulance and re-saturated his blood.

That is hell of a CPR to get that...lol