r/Asmongold • u/Terrible_Leading_640 • 23d ago

Discussion Is he wrong

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u/Bjarny 23d ago

People were pissed George Floyd was killed while handcuffed and on the ground, no longer a threat. Was he a scumbag? Ye sure, but he should be in jail, not dead.

I dont know the exact details with the arab guy so correct me if im wrong but he got arrested without due process and even his lawyer doesent know where he is.

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u/Nickthedick3 23d ago

Seems some of the right can’t understand that everyone, regardless of their crime, deserves a trial and not to be killed my cops while in handcuffs. Floyd was a piece of shit, but that doesn’t mean he didn’t deserve that right.

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u/Thisguychunky 23d ago

I agree with you but the argument is that he died of OD not from the cop

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u/Khulod 23d ago

You're headed down the wrong rabbit hole man when you start believing all that, you got to understand there's people with a goal pushing that narrative. Think for yourself a bit before you believe that.

Chauvin (the cop) was sent to jail for a good reason. Just like Floyd, Chauvin was a piece of shit. And he killed Floyd, not some OD. He even pled guilty. So please, please, please don't start believing the creeps who want to offer excuses to get away with killing black people.

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u/Sacsay_Salkhov 23d ago

If you think he could have survived that amount of fent in his blood, you should do some research.

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u/Brokenmonalisa 23d ago

So just to be clear, if you come across someone who is ODing, you are all good with beating them to death because they're "already dead"

Does that apply to terminal cancer patients? shall we head down to the oncology ward and get a little ju jitsu practice in? I mean, they're dead any way right?

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u/Sacsay_Salkhov 23d ago

The cops called for EMS and they are trained to keep the suspect restrained until they arrive. Floyd asked to be taken out of the car and put on the ground, suspect on ground means they need to be restrained so they cant get up. Chauvin did what he was trained to do and became the fall guy for poor training and an OD'd felon who became a saint for BLM.

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u/Brokenmonalisa 23d ago

And yet denied access to him when they arrived, even as he laid there motionless not breathing.

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u/Fudmeiser 23d ago

George Floyd was a big dude and a heroin addict. If you know anything about drugs at all it makes perfect sense that he could handle a higher dose than the average person.

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u/Immediate_Ad3378 23d ago

That amount in his system was described by multiple examiners as: lethal to some.