re: Drama Queen award of the day goes to this cow

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Watch the video and then tell me what caused his death. Also, if he was already dying because of an overdose of some kind, then he really can’t be accused of resisting arrest right? But anyway it’s stupid to even argue, watch the fricking video, I don’t give a shite what any report said, the evidence is right there. The dude is alive and well and then the knee cuts off his oxygen and he passes out and dies. It’s so clear watching the video, the bystanders on the scene and anyone who watches it can see it.

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If you watch all the videos and read the transcript George had about 10 minutes to comply with the first two responding officers and get in to the back of a patrol car before Chauvin ever showed up. Instead, about all he would say is, "they shot me before, please don't shoot me", and "I'm so sorry" and "I can't breath" over and over and over again. He said "I can't breath" long before they put him on the pavement.

Floyd appears to have a very large, strong physique in first part of the video's. I think all Chauvin did was use a technique he had used on similar acting people before but he didn't realize Floyd had all the internal problems he did with drugs. "I can't breath", really doesn't have much value in that situation b/c he'd been repeating it over and over again when Chauvin knew he could breath. Chauvin even said "well stop talking then, it takes a hell of a lot of oxygen to talk". Floyd even said minutes before he died, "I'll probably die here". Almost as if Floyd was ready to stop trying to breath and just go to sleep.

What's most unfortunate is, most viewers are incapable of seeing that event for what it really is. The women like this crying in the streets over it need to accept that he had a chance to comply and didn't, and that's why he's dead. If he wanted to run around hopped up on dope with a breathing problem trying to pass counterfeit money, and either beg or kick his way out of the back of a squad car, that was his choice.

All he really had to do most likely was have about a 10 minute conversation over the counterfeit $20, and say "I'm not sure where I got it", and if there was a chance that was true, it probably would have been over without him ever going to jail at all. But the dude acted like he was almost brain dead from the beginning.