The Hard Truth about ‘L’Affaire Chauvin’

American Thinker ^ | 9 Jun, 2025 | Jack Cashill

[bankwalker]

did you watch this entire video?

The Fall of Minneapolis

[daler]

I realize there’s absolutely nothing I can do about it, but it seems to me that if there’s any reasonable doubt at all that what Chauvin did constituted murder, five years in prison, being stabbed multiple times and having his life ruined should be sufficient punishment for his “crime.”

He shouldn’t have to spend another day in prison, IMO.

[rlmorel]

Chauvin shouldn’t be in prison to begin with. He was railroaded as a sacrificial political lamb. It is shameful and criminal what was done to those police officers.

All of them. What police go through every day was similar to what you see on those body cams. And that is a fact.

I am not a “Back the Blue-False or True” person, but what these cops did was not police brutality. It was police doing the dirty, dangerous, and difficult job we want them to do every day to try to keep a lid on things.

There are bad cops out there who we should have and should be going after.

I didn’t see bad cops in this video.

[Organic Panic]

Zero chance of getting out of prison, Especially when the judges there, and especially the judge in the case, allowed the prosecution to with hold exculpatory evidence, lie, and silenced the defense team. The judge collaborated with the prosecution to ensure a conviction. Being a state charge Trump can’t pardon him. No way Tampon Tim will pardon him. There is no way any other judge is going to go against their commie comrades. So, sadly, Chauvin will rot as a real political prisoner.

[Degaston]

The other 3 didn’t call for backup either. That was the problem.

[daler]

Totally true and well said.

[yldstrk]

I would never want the job of a cop and I am grateful someone will do it.

[rlmorel]

Me too, FRiend. Me too.