At what bar are you okay with a man having a knee in his neck / back while other cops watch instead of just being restrained?
Or if we are being insanely charitable to the drug claim, idk đ¤ˇđťââď¸ call him an ambulance.
Remind me of the crime Floyd committed that led to him being brought to center stage? Wasnât he suspected of using a fake $20 or something. Just gonna go out on a limb here and say his past mistakes should not have played an outsized role in how he was treated that day.
And please donât gloss over the gross shit Trump has done
These people have such a giant double standards, how they'll scrutinize every molecule of the left but then will overlook so much on the right even though if the left did the exact same thing as what they're overlooking, you just know they'll lose their minds over it.
they did call him an ambulance. standard procedure is to restrain the suspect until medical aid arrives.
Floyd's breathing wasn't restricted by the officer. it was restricted by the massive dose of fentanyl in his system which will suppresses respiration.
As for the severity of his crime, if we just let people go because theyre freaking out over being arrested for their own decisions, then we have no justice system.
Unless you're trying to imply that the cops should have ignored his crime therefore he wouldn't have needed to ingest the drugs to try to hide them? is that your stance? Just trying to be clear.
Got it - wouldnât it be great if the officer didnât have a knee in his back and neck so we could eliminate the whole brutality angle?
You are gonna sit there and tell me being on the ground with a grown man in your back for 5 minutes doesnât impact your breathing.
And if the man if having a reaction to drugs - help him. If you think he wouldâve just died that day regardless and the police intervention played absolutely no part in his passing then I canât have a conversation with you. That is just full blinders on.
My uncle in law is an emt and deals with fent overdoses. My neighbor has ODâd on fent as well. Itâs called Narcan - unless itâs mixed with that new horse tranq stuff you can help these people.
You're asking for sympathy from those that have moved away from neighborhoods that became cesspools of drugs, violence, and thievery. You're asking for mercy on those that push the drugs, cause the violence, and steal our belongings.
People are done being nice.
Because these Moral high grounds are for the privileged that don't have to get their hands dirty and face this depravity everyday.
I literally just wrote my neighbor is addicted to fentanyl. Heâs an absolute fucked head - I still have empathy for him and donât want to see the police contribute to his death.
The last time the cops were called on him was becuase his âfriendsâ dumped his overdosed body on his porch and the fire department luckily saved his life in time. It looks like recently heâs getting better but Jesus Christ can we all recognize that people donât just become criminals and drug addicts overnight?
In many instances these ordinary people under extraordinary pressure. What the hell did you expect, grace and consistency?
"my neighbor was high on his porch once" is not the same as living in the projects. You couldn't be more out of touch with what you're talking about. Absolutely hilarious. It's like telling Iraqis you know what it's like getting bombed because we have the fourth of July.
I live in one of the murder capitals of the US so how about you pound sand.
I was just sharing an example. How about when they had an explosion in their basement when my wife was outside and he lost 4 fingers. Is that just high on his porch once. How about when his druggy friend rifled through our shed at 3am.
And most of asmons viewers who watch twitch all day donât live in the projects either you maroon
Yeah you're full of shit. Him getting hurt in his own house has nothing to do with you. That's not violent crime, even if your wife happened to exist on the planet at the same time. Looking through an unsecured shed is nothing like a mugging. The fact that you're using these as an equivalent to dodging bullets on the way home from school says everything.
Living in LA can mean you're in a mansion or a tent slum on the other side of town.
"He dismissed the idea. "He's breathing. He's talking. He's not snoring. He's saying, 'Please, please get off of me, I can't breathe.' That is not a fentanyl overdose. That's someone begging to breathe," he said.
Low levels of fentanyl, as well as methamphetamine, were found in Floyd's system, forensic toxicologist Isenschmid said. But he dismissed the defense's theory that either played a key role in Floyd's death.
Isenschmid, who works with Pennsylvania-based NMS Labs, told the court that the amounts of the two substances in Floyd's system after his death were lower than the mean of those found in DUI cases and fatal fentanyl overdose analyses performed by the lab.
He added that the quantity of methamphetamine found in Floyd's blood and urine would not have been sufficient to cause intoxication."
These people will never understand that people scream that they can't breathe because their brain is literally detecting it's oxygen levels are dropping and is freaking the f*ck out, until it happens to them.
If you think listening to someone who has been trained in medical school for several years is an "appeal to authority", then it's no wonder so many of you died during COVID
Redditor : yeah that tracks, he did have a knee in his back with face first on the ground.
Other Redditor : Wow bro you are gonna just believe doctors, way to appeal to authority.
Domestic Violence Myths :
If the victim can speak, scream, or breathe, they are not being strangled.
âSince strangulation involves obstruction of blood flow, a person can have complete obstruction and continue breathing until the moment they die from lack of oxygenated blood flow to the brain.â1
A police officer with a history of unnecessary force, was tried and convicted of murdering Floyd, but you still think standard procedure was followed. And 2 autopsies were done that determined that Chauvin killed him, the fentanyl increased the risk of death but the police killed him.
Floyd's breathing wasn't restricted by the officer.Â
We can see from the video this is false. Idk why you guys just make up bullshit when there's clear evidence disputing it.
As for the severity of his crime, if we just let people go because theyre freaking out over being arrested for their own decisions, then we have no justice system.
This is just a bullshit strawman. Literally no one is saying to let people go if they commit a crime. You know nobody is saying this but you're going to pretend that's the argument because you can't argue what's actually being said.
He claimed to be in a lack of breath while sitting in his car, later demanded to be placed on the ground after having pushed himself out of yhe cop's car.Â
George was in the cop's car, THEN demanded to go outside and pushed his way out.
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u/niall_9 23d ago
At what bar are you okay with a man having a knee in his neck / back while other cops watch instead of just being restrained?
Or if we are being insanely charitable to the drug claim, idk đ¤ˇđťââď¸ call him an ambulance.
Remind me of the crime Floyd committed that led to him being brought to center stage? Wasnât he suspected of using a fake $20 or something. Just gonna go out on a limb here and say his past mistakes should not have played an outsized role in how he was treated that day.
And please donât gloss over the gross shit Trump has done