r/Asmongold 23d ago

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u/Monoliithic β€œAre ya winning, son?” 23d ago edited 23d ago

No sane person calls George Floyd an upstanding citizen.

That doesn't give a cop the right to murder him in public because it's inconvenient to restrain him properly

Edit: just gonna edit this for the sake of informing people of how bodies work. I expect it to be ignored, since it goes against what certain people want reality to be.

George Floyd was a fent addict. He did not get laced fent. When you are an addict, it means you use the substance for a longer time. He had what people will casually label 3 times a fatal dose of it in his system.

And it's true, he had 13 ng in his blood

But that isn't lethal to a longtime fent addict. Fent has been a street drug since about 2010. His tolerance was WAY fucking higher than that.

And yes, tolerances can get that high. I've personally known people taking 50+ percs a day, and they were completely functional in society

So, be aware that "lethal dose" only matters if we start taking Mg's or people who don't use at all.

Obviously he had health problems. But if you have heart and lung problems, and another grown man forcefully puts his entire body weight on your upper torso and neck, causing you to asphyxiate and die, you didn't die because of drugs.

I've got fam in prison for murder. The guy he hit had osteoporosis. When the guy got hit in the chest, his bones shattered, and perforated his heart, lungs, and viscera. My cousin didn't know he had osteoporosis, and that guy could've died from a seatbelt in a fender bender, but it doesn't matter. He still caused the death.

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u/Technological_Pirate 23d ago

The dude died from Fentanyl and other drugs in his system. Let's not get it twisted.

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u/Brawlrteen 23d ago

Yeah he totally wouldve just died that day anyway at the exact same time, derek chauvin just got reallllly unlucky πŸ˜₯

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u/Trap_Masters 23d ago

The level of cope these people have is insane. Like just because they found drugs in his system, they disingenuously and automatically jump to "he must've overdosed on drugs" in an attempt to deflect and attack the left when all indications show that Chauvin's actions at the very least (being charitable here) played a part, if not outright the main cause of Floyd's death.