re: George Floyd arrest record

He turned his life around per the story. He was no longer robbing people with a gun, but was using fake money to steal from them instead.

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In your view does that justify burning down the country and shooting cops in the back of the head, etc..?

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It does not.

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I've maintained throughout my adult life that anyone who commits the following crimes should be extinguished from our society: 1. Murder 2. Rape 3. Armed robbery 4. Selling illegal narcotics Plain and simple - we do not need those people in our society. Those people should not have a right to exist in our society. People who are convicted of these crimes should be executed in short order and not placed in a correctional facility for an extended time which is an additional burden on law-abiding citizens and taxpayers

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So you agree that Chauvin should be executed in short order?

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Has a toxicology report come out that I don't know about

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yes

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frick every single one of you that keeps bringing up his record.

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Why? The guy was no hero, but he shouldn't have died like he did. Let's not act like he was collecting for the church when he met his end.
And, again, he should not have died.

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the cop may have saved lives. there's a pretty good chance floyd would have killed or seriously hurt someone at some point. sad I have to spell it out for you.

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Imagine actually thinking this way

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The cop killed a man who was subdued.

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what do you think the chance of that happening if saint george

hadn't have

plead guilty to entering a woman’s home, pointing a gun at her stomach and searching the home for drugs and money, according to court records

Floyd was sentenced to 10 months in jail for having less than one gram of cocaine in a December 2005 arrest

He had previously been sentenced to eight months for the same offense, stemming from an October 2002 arrest

Floyd was arrested in 2002 for criminal trespassing and served 30 days in jail

He had another stint for a theft in August 1998

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I've maintained throughout my adult life that anyone who commits the following crimes should be extinguished from our society:
1. Murder
2. Rape
3. Armed robbery
4. Selling illegal narcotics

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And thus you've been stupid throughout your adult life.

The guy was born in the US and had every chance to make a decent life for himself. Instead, he turned to a life of crime. In the course of committing another one, he was jacked up on drugs and resisted arrest. It is a shame that he died, but why should I give a single frick?

And yes, the cop was wrong too and deserves to be charged. It should be a matter for the justice system. End of story.

So why do we keep bringing up the harrowing details of George Floyd's demise when discussing all of the criminal and violent acts being perpetuated en masse, in his name.

We know what happened to George and literally no one has defended it.

But these "peaceful" riots are being defended to the hilt