re: Derek Chauvin seriously injured in knife attack in prison

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Listen VERY carefully ... your idiot DID NOT say that 11 ng/ml was not a lethal level. Got it?

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Imagine believing a Forensic Pathologist for the Mayo Clinic who co-authored a study on the reliability of postmortem fentanyl levels when determining the cause of death is an idiot.

Oof!

Dr. Lindsey Thomas, an expert witness who has reviewed documents and videos in the case, echoed Tobin's testimony and noted the slow nature of Floyd's death supports the conclusion that he did not die of a fentanyl overdose. She testified that there was "no evidence" that indicated that Floyd "would have died that night except for the interactions with law enforcement".

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Imagine believing a Forensic Pathologist for the Mayo Clinic who co-authored a study on the reliability of postmortem fentanyl levels when determining the cause of death is an idiot.

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Oh you have no idea.

A POS named Fauci was an idiot ... before he was a criminal.

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Please list the bio-active metabolites of morphine and amphetamines in Floyd's blood.

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morphine and amphetamines

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morphine and amphetamines

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So you don't know what the word metabolite means. We have found the issue. I had assumed you were confused about the bioactivity of 4-ANPP and Norfentanyl and the difference between a precursor and a metabolite but it was more fundamental than that. BTW the unbound morphine was no longer in circulation.

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So you don't know what the word metabolite means

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you mean like free morphine vs morphine sulphate? Really?
You geaux gurl!

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I had assumed

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You do well avoiding that

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So you're not bright enough to understand people aren't arguing that those are the facts of the matter, they're arguing that the justice system isn't infallible and this was an extremely unique case where politics was heavily involved.

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He’s extremely not bright.

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Fair enough. If anyone beats (or chokes, or whatever else) someone dying of cancer to death, it’s still murder.

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Now do 12 week old in the womb, Little Joey

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Even if that poster is an MD?

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He has shown himself to be sloppy ITT. He stated amphetamines were a metabolite of amphetamines. This is remotely analogous to you conflating case law with codified law, while they are similar in some generic layman's sense they are indeed distinctively different and would call into question any other legal opinions you were rendering within a thread. Everyone speaks loosely on occasion but if we are relitigating the case then one has to be more accurate so as to make a cogent useful argument. If he had presented that "metabolite" assertion on direct I would expect you would tear his arse up on X.

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The drugs in Floyd's system are a legitimate area of discussion but things like opining that 3 ng/ml would have been fatal in a regular consumer of opioids is beyond silly. There is an entire discussion to be had regarding the 11 ng/ml of fentanyl in his system and the polydrug interaction with the amphetamines (less so with the THC) but there are just not good studies in the area to be able to any of the drugs the primary factor in his death. This is why you have such differing opinions from the "experts". It just isn't as cut and dried as some want it to be. I think both the drugs and the actions of Chauvin were contributing factors. Were Chauvins enough to convict him of criminal homicide? Maybe or maybe not, that is a decision for the trier of fact. Chauvin did not have an unbiased jury but those are unicorns since they only exist in the ivory towers of legal discourse. Chauvin was saddled with a bad place and the worst time to be in the situation. Like Floyd he came into the situation with baggage which makes it easier for both sides to make a full judgement on prior acts. In my personal opinion, Chauvin was not a good cop (using evidence beyond this case) but he didn't deserve the outcome he got.

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No one has said George Floyd was a hero. More like he was yet another in an endless list of victims of police brutality.

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Yet another statement in what is rapidly becoming an endless list of posts by you that are simply devoid of facts.