Derek Chauvin Trial/George Floyd/Minneapolis

[America 1st]

Nah. It’s a tiny percentage. It’s just that the media blows any situation up nowadays that could possibly portray police in a negative light. Think of all the high profile cases in the past couple years. And all the massive outrage and riots etc. Now think again of how many of those actually ended up in convictions. Most were clear bullshit from the start if you had any idea what you were looking at.

What the media says doesn't have any correlation on people's personal experiences.

Nothing you said above is incorrect but most people I know have had a negative experiences with the local PD.

 

[CDDP]

 

[Ddub]

What the media says doesn't have any correlation on people's personal experiences.

Nothing you said above is incorrect but most people I know have had a negative experiences with the local PD.

Generally speaking, the national media covers two main things:

1. Events of a large scale/affect a significant population (natural disasters, economic related events, politics, etc.)

2. Events that occur so infrequently that it is worthy of attention (serial killers/mass shootings, space/NASA events, etc.)


note: i may have quoted the wrong comment, but i'm about to head to ikea, so I'm clearly not thinking straight.

 

[America 1st]

Generally speaking, the national media covers two main things:

1. Events of a large scale/affect a significant population (natural disasters, economic related events, politics, etc.)

2. Events that occur so infrequently that it is worthy of attention (serial killers/mass shootings, space/NASA events, etc.)


note: i may have quoted the wrong comment, but i'm about to head to ikea, so I'm clearly not thinking straight.

Agreed.

It's why they try to gaslight the law enforcement topic as a black problem because in reality it's an everyone problem.

 

[Dickheat]

Have you seen that pd's directives on excited delirium? He ain't getting any kind of murder. Involuntary Manslaughter is probably the only thing they can realistically get.

And thats not what he is accused of. No one in the thread seems to understand that Progressive prosecutors continually and intentionally over charge in cases like this, in order to help fuel the racial divide. Soros is rubbing his hands together.

 

[CDDP]

 

[spf84]

Are they allowed to do that?

 

[spf84]

Shouldn’t that be on the prosecutor for mischarging?

 

[Nas]

Yes

 

[CDDP]

 

[RJ2kWJ]

Heyyyy so proud the search function worked extremely well. Almost started a new thread.

 

[spf84]

I wish someone would just drop a bomb there.

 

[Jayhacker]

They didn't get much of a break getting here from DC did they?

 

[RJ2kWJ]

They didn't get much of a break getting here from DC did they?

Are you close by? Please go take some better pics.

 

[CDDP]

 

[RJ2kWJ]

So where was everyone during the OJ verdict? I was in 3rd grade when my teacher rolled one of these bad boys out.

The reason why I ask, what would have been the reactions/live feeds/everything during and at the end of that trial?

 

[RJ2kWJ]

Whoever is around that area, set up some GoPros. This is going to be a hot mess of awesomeness.

 

[America 1st]

 

[America 1st]

 

[TheNJNole]

All I know is Live PD was cancelled because of this fuck!

I would see Dan Abrams every year at the James Suckling wine tastings here in NYC.

We were chatting this exact time last year.

Good dude but sadly a Lib......

 

[Npklee]

The cop is a huge POS but I don’t know how you convict him based on the autopsy. We are not a country of mob rule and he shouldn’t just be convicted to appease the mob. There should be changes made but when George Floyd dies of an OD it’s hard to convict of murder, no?

 

[skramer100]

Question 1 on the personal/background gonna be tough to answer. Asking people to identify their gender? How dare they.

 

[Jayhacker]

Question 1 on the personal/background gonna be tough to answer. Asking people to identify their gender? How dare they.

All 5 are gonna be tough if they're looking to load up a jury to convict. Jobs, education....... tough questions to ask.

 

[America 1st]

 

[GarnetPild]

Fingers crossed on the chemist. Plenty of women, especially minority women, in that line of work...but you'd hope someone who thinks critically and certainly someone sho understands toxicology 1000x more than your average juror.

 

[America 1st]

Fingers crossed on the chemist. Plenty of women, especially minority women, in that line of work...but you'd hope someone who thinks critically and certainly someone sho understands toxicology 1000x more than your average juror.

Agreed.

I wouldn't want to share time with Chauvin over drinks but the dude doesn't deserve to be railroaded to appease the mob. It's hard for me to see how anything he did was illegal or justifies jail time.

 

[GarnetPild]

Agreed.

I wouldn't want to share time with Chauvin over drinks but the dude doesn't deserve to be railroaded to appease the mob. It's hard for me to see how anything he did was illegal or justifies jail time.

Feel the same, and do about Kyle Rittenhouse and many others being railroaded by our corrupt justice system.

It's a scary time when the mob is seemingly in charge, or at least aligned with our crooked government and corrupt justice department against political opposition.

 

[Zgdaf]

Fingers crossed on the chemist. Plenty of women, especially minority women, in that line of work...but you'd hope someone who thinks critically and certainly someone sho understands toxicology 1000x more than your average juror.

Chemist is a code word for meth cook. But fingers still crossed..

 

[America 1st]

 

[Juro]

On a related note, I think any person or groups protesting outside of jurors, judges, lawyers, or any law officials should receive a night in jail and a huge 10,000 fine for trying to influence the legal system.

While I think it’s on the lighter side, just make the 10 grand permanent and I guarantee you won’t see many social justice warriors.

 

[byrons]

Anyone doing anything other than a 'peaceful' protest should be charged with a crime, any crime to do with trying to influence judges or jurors with provacative behavior. Of course cameltoe harris will springe for their bail. I'd say let 'em fry along with whatever we'll see with Chauvin. We're spending millions here in Minny to keep the 'em effers' out of the courthouse and that pisses me off.

 

[CDDP]

 

[America 1st]

That's just a Wuhan Charlie tally now.

 

[GarnetPild]

It varies depending on circumstances, but 11ng/mL is a fatal level of fentanyl for most people.

 

[GarnetPild]

Well, apparently the first juror selected was the chemist, who is white. He thinks blm is too extreme, and somehow has NOT seen the Floyd video. The second juror is a black woman who has a relative who is a cop.

Sounds like 2 jurors who might be reasonable and do the right thing, and acquit on all charges.

I still think this is all a setup to cause as much division & unrest as possible. Way overcharge the cop, make sure he is found not guilty, then sit back and watch all the little pawns burn shit down.

 

[America 1st]

Well, apparently the first juror selected was the chemist, who is white. He thinks blm is too extreme, and somehow has NOT seen the Floyd video. The second juror is a black woman who has a relative who is a cop.

Sounds like 2 jurors who might be reasonable and do the right thing, and acquit on all charges.

I still think this is all a setup to cause as much division & unrest as possible. Way overcharge the cop, make sure he is found not guilty, then sit back and watch all the little pawns burn shit down.

Most people I know haven't seen the video nor do they give a shit.

Druggie got what he had coming to him and the rest is the mob and swamp doing what they do.

 

[GarnetPild]

Most people I know haven't seen the video nor do they give a shit.

Druggie got what he had coming to him and the rest is the mob and swamp doing what they do.

Hopefully most of the jury is like the people you know, and haven't paid a lick of attention to the corporate media propaganda on the issue. If anyone simply looks at the facts, there is no chance he is guilty of anything.

 

[America 1st]

Hopefully most of the jury is like the people you know, and haven't paid a lick of attention to the corporate media propaganda on the issue. If anyone simply looks at the facts, there is no chance he is guilty of anything.

That's why they want to keep the trial there IMO. Much more likely to get a tainted jury that favors the druggie just due to human nature and proximity.

Move that shit anywhere else and they'd have no chance for a conviction on anything.

 

[America 1st]

 

[Juro]

I’m afraid the 36% are also the loudest social justice warriors ever.