Posted on 05/25/2024 12:26:31 AM PDT by RandFan
@EndWokeness
This was George Floyd's autopsy report. If not for 𝕏, you'd probably never see this.
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Oh look more insults. More proof you know you’re full of crap.
Keep going. I can do this for weeks. I got no problem watching you tell everybody on here that you’re not bright, and childish. I LOVE IT.
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How long have you and doodlehead been BLM members?
I’m guessing right from day one. I bet you belong to Antifa too. Pretty sure you’re an anarchist as well. Did you earn the 2nd degree Swastika yet?
You guys make insulting you far too easy. It’s like taking candy from a Marxist on fentanyl. You know, like your thug buddy Georgey Porgey the pregnant woman beater. One of your peeps. You could be brothers! Do you take in the mouth and backside like he did? My money is on a resounding YES!
Thanks for the distraction. I like putting low life thugs in their place. It’s fun!
Actually I was saying cops shoot too damn many people long before Floyd and BLM. Because they do. It’s just that simple.
Insults are FROM the simple. Every insult just proves you know you’re full of it. My place is better than you. And yes you keep putting me there. And as for thugs, well you’re the one excusing murder.
1329 people were killed by police officers last year.
A cursory examination of the cases will show that +90% of the fatalities involved individuals violently resisting arrest. Additionally, over 80% of those killed were multiple offenders.
In the most recent numbers available, 2022, showed over 53,000,000 police interactions in the US. Your odds of being killed by a police officer, if you are not a repeat offender and you don’t violently resist arrest, are so low as to be ridiculous.
I will concede that one death is too many, but the hysteria that surrounds police shootings is not warranted.
An estimated 40,990 people died in motor vehicle traffic crashes in 2023. You want a crusade? Lower THAT number.
Even if your “cursory examination” is accurate that still leave 133 people that were NOT resisting DEAD. Almost 3 people a week. A little over 1 every 3 days.
And being “repeat offenders” is meaningless, their past is immaterial. What matters is right then.
I think there isn’t nearly enough hysteria to cops flat out murdering someone every 3 days. They’re supposed to serve and protect.
1. That is 133 people in a country of about 330 million.
2. There are roughly a million interactions with police all over the country, every week. That means your odds are 2.5 in a million IF you are in an interaction with a police officer. I have had 5 interactions with police officers in their official capacity, mostly due to traffic infractions, in my entire life. I have had many more interactions with officers in more casual circumstances. Just last weekend I had to have a well check done on my sister. They found her body. The officers could not have been more gracious and helpful.
3. When you look at the “not resisting” incidences most of them are full of idiots who do SOMETHING stupid.
4. Language like “murder” conjures up images of police just looking for someone to shoot. It leads to people being distrustful of law enforcement, leading to MORE issues.
How long have you had issues with authority? Can you show me on this doll where the police officer touched you?
Doesn’t matter.
What matters is that they happen. And that nobody is trying to make it not happen. Prosecuting attorneys don’t want to be seen as tough on cops and tank the cases. The cop union always throws the best attorneys at it too, which probably doesn’t help those prosecutors.
Over and over we find out these cops have long disciplinary records. Were often rejected by other police forces. And then after the prosecutor tanks the case they go right back out on the street. (Except for that Mesa case I linked to, he claimed PTSD and is out on permanent medical leave, retired in his 30s because getting away with murder is traumatizing.)
Doesn’t matter if the victims did stupid things either. None of them carry a death penalty. Cops are supposed to enforce the law and instead they are a threat. And they get special immunity. It’s crap. They should be held to a higher standard. People shouldn’t make excuses and shrug their shoulders and just accept that maybe the cop who pulls you over is having a bad day.
Because it doesn’t start with murder. That’s just the very visible layer. That’s the final insult to citizens. Abuse. Over charging. There’s plenty of bad behavior before they murder.
I don’t have issues with authority. I have issues with abuse of power. And with sad little men that excuse murder and then throw insults.
Be better. Just like the murderers you’re finding excuses for.
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