againstthegrain
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It's clear many here assume Chauvin is a victim. Perhaps Chauvin instigated the incident and the other inmate was defending himself.
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Some people will bend over backwards to blame the victim if his skin is black or brown, while defending murderers if their skin is white. Very telling.oooh now we're becoming pedantic...ok when my father kicked me in my spine.. and broke my back he didn't beat me...when the guy in the street attacked another guy and hit him with one punch knocking him down and killed him, he didn't beat him....
...... grasping at straws now... you're argument is weaker than water..
Resisting arrest should not be a death sentence....or an excuse for a bad cop to kill for no good reason. No cop is judge, jury and executioner in the United States of America.Or how about not resisting arrest. Complying with a lawful order should be the reaction of anyone RIGHT!
I was just thinking that exact same thing SB... when someone shows you who they are...believe themSome people will bend over backwards to blame the victim if his skin is black or brown, while defending murderers if their skin is white. Very telling.
From what has been published about the prison incident Chauvin was stabbed. The person who is stabbed is the victim of the stabbing and the person who stabs someone is the perpetrator. Yet, some seem to have knowledge that Chauvin set up his own stabbing. Maybe so. Please link us to your information. If it is not as the news reports indicate and your version is correct I don't think anyone will have a problem adjusting to that. We just need a link.It's clear many here assume Chauvin is a victim. Perhaps Chauvin instigated the incident and the other inmate was defending himself.
Some people will bend over backwards to blame the victim if his skin is black or brown, while defending murderers if their skin is white. Very telling.
Accusing someone of defending murderers if their skin is white is really wrong and so is agreeing with it.I was just thinking that exact same thing SB... when someone shows you who they are...believe them
keep going showing as much ignorance as you're showing...it's not helping your argumentFrom what has been published about the prison incident Chauvin was stabbed. The person who is stabbed is the victim of the stabbing and the person who stabs someone is the perpetrator. Yet, some seem to have knowledge that Chauvin set up his own stabbing. Maybe so. Please link us to your information. If it is not as the news reports indicate and your version is correct I don't think anyone will have a problem adjusting to that. We just need a link.
Accusing someone of defending murderers if their skin is white is really wrong and so is agreeing with it.
Chauvin was the perpetrator in the first case. Chauvin was arrested, charged, tried, convicted and jailed. In the face of all that it would be pretty hard to blame the victim.
How about a general apology for that and a cooling off period?
How about a reality check? Nothing to apologize for, that's ridiculous. Chauvin is a murderer who was sent to prison. He is not the first inmate to be assaulted behind bars, and he won't be the last. Stop your crying for this killer and defending him. If he didn't kill, he would not be in the prison system. As I said, the man he murdered would happily take a knife in the gut, rather than a knee on his neck for nine minutes which led to his death.How about a general apology for that and a cooling off period?
Quite true, however it's ironic that the people who want lots of "law & order" are the same people who don't want to pay for itA civilized country should be responsible for the safety of people it locks up no matter who they are or how much people around the world hate them.
I can't fault him for living in mostly white neighborhoods, but he was operating outside of where he actually lived and the numerous complaints about "excessive force" should have been a red flag. Thank you clarifying what many of us assumed all along.Chauvin's past actions worth noting
If one is willing to look at Floyd's past history to inform them, perhaps a look a Chauvin's might balance that out. It seems like he was fully protected by the "blue wall of silence" during his career and the only thing different this time was the video.
No, maybe women are just more empathetic and have feelings when they see someone slowly murdered. I also think most women don't like arrogant, callous murderers who look triumphant when they kill someone.Wow! Can’t believe I read all this hate.
My husband always said women were more blood thirsty than men. Not you, Della, you argue logic.
Thank you, well said.No, maybe women are just more empathetic and have feelings when they see someone slowly murdered. I also think most women don't like arrogant, callous murderers who look triumphant when they kill someone.
If you want to see "hate", watch the Derek Chauvin video. As far as I know, no one on this forum has intentionally killed anyone.
I'm not surprised that there's not enough class among you to apologize for the racism accusations
And all of you can just keep the insults rolling.
No, you're wrong. If he had not spent nine minutes with Chauvin's knee on his neck for no reason, he would still be alive. Chauvin is a racist pig with a bad record who gives other cops a bad name. Mr. Floyd would be alive today if Chauvin listened to others and let him breathe during those last deadly nine minutes of his life.Had he not been a criminal / committed a crime, he would still be alive today.
No, you're wrong. If he had not spent nine minutes with Chauvin's knee on his neck for no reason, he would still be alive. Chauvin is a racist pig with a bad record who gives other cops a bad name. Mr. Floyd would be alive today if Chauvin listened to others and let him breathe during those last deadly nine minutes of his life.
Chauvin's knee on his neck for no reason, he would still be alive. Chauvin is a racist pig with a bad record who
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Floyd was not the victim .... he was the criminal.
Agreed. However, it was entirely predictable.I don't think attempted murder is something that should be ignored.
The victim in this case is serving time already for his offense.
Black Americans are more likely to run from police or resist arrest, and for good reason. Far more bad things happen to Black Americans than Whites while in police custody. Not by other prisoners, but by the police themselves.Resisting arrest should not be a death sentence....or an excuse for a bad cop to kill for no good reason. No cop is judge, jury and executioner in the United States of America.
You're right, not part of the sentance. Also, as previously pointed out, the stabbing has no connection to the Justice system. Stabbing, slashing and rapes are what inmates do, in their social heirachy. May sound twisted, but prison society is a reflection of the greater society outside of the prison walls .We have a justice system. Chauvin was tried by two juries, found guilty twice and sentenced. Stabbing was not part of the sentence.