re: Knowing what you know now, how did Floyd die?

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You already said there wouldn't have been evidence of a heart attack

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and your point is that he had a heart attack despite literally no evidence?

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You just dont understand that cardiopulmonary arrest means he stopped breathing and died not that he had a heart attack.

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Floyd said he couldn't feel his face, and everything hurt almost in the same sentence...he added that he was claustrophobic though he was just removed from the drivers seat of a vehicle with several passengers, 2 individual he had never met before...

Are these signs of recreational doses?

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He wasn’t overdosing without the officers extreme conduct

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what was the extreme police officer's conduct?

please be specific

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what the hell does recreational levels of drugs mean pal?

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No kidding. I am diametrically opposed to our nation’s insane and unwinnable War on Drugs®.

Yet how can any rational person make an argument that any combination of meth and fentanyl can be considered a safe “recreational” dose? Fentanyl has a sedative affect and slows breathing while meth creates excitability and heightens the heart rate.

These are dangerous and lethal drugs alone; that danger certainly is compounded when used in combination with each other. Especially when abused by someone with a preexisting heart condition.



LINK ]What is fentanyl?

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Can you overdose on fentanyl? Yes, a person can overdose on fentanyl. An overdose occurs when a drug produces serious adverse effects and life-threatening symptoms. When people overdose on fentanyl, their breathing can slow or stop. This can decrease the amount of oxygen that reaches the brain, a condition called hypoxia. Hypoxia can lead to a coma and permanent brain damage, and even death.

Synthetic opioids, including fentanyl, are now the most common drugs involved in drug overdose deaths in the United States. In 2017, 59.8 percent of opioid-related deaths involved fentanyl....

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LINK ]What is methamphetamine?

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Methamphetamine is a powerful, highly addictive stimulant that affects the central nervous system. Methamphetamine was developed early in the 20th century from its parent drug, amphetamine, and was used originally in nasal decongestants and bronchial inhalers. Like amphetamine, methamphetamine causes increased activity and talkativeness, decreased appetite, and a pleasurable sense of well-being or euphoria. However, methamphetamine differs from amphetamine in that, at comparable doses, much greater amounts of the drug get into the brain, making it a more potent stimulant.38 It also has longer-lasting and more harmful effects on the central nervous system.39 These characteristics make it a drug with high potential for widespread misuse.

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Chauvin is also not guaranteed a trial with an impartial jury. Unless the government finds some hermits in the mountains willing to take a big city vacation for a few days. He will be convicted of something because everyone will be scared to death to disagree with the narrative.

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it seems that your feelings from the only the video guide your perspective despite a slew of contradictory facts.

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hmmm, I don't believe you have watched the videos that have been released by the police

there are I believe 3...one from each police officers who had direct contact with Floyd...so you get each angle

I think it's tragic, I hurt when I saw the viral video, I really did...I thought that's someone's dad, someone's son...this will wreck America and it did

but with all these cases, I don't believe cops are going to kill a man carelessly or with intent with people watching, screaming and being video taped....

so I question

"one side seems right until the other speaks"

the videos release by police will get the officer off murder charges.

are they guilty of something? I don't know...if Floyd was my son would I see only a knee as the reason for his death? probably

but objectively, I see a man who wasn't right, wasn't in his right mind....was not working with police, he refused to get in the SUV

he said he couldn't breathe several times before we get to the knee to the neck...that's significant in my book

he could breathe, but from within, he was blowing up...he knew he was dying is my belief...

the knee wasn't good, the optics are terrible, but I couldn't put these officers in jail over this altercation...

I had a officer friend shot and killed in the line of duty so maybe I am biased from that event

He died from the combination of restraint, heart problems and drugs. The cops will be rightfully acquitted

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hmmm, I don't believe you have watched the videos that have been released by the police

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Well I told you I watched the videos... IDK what else you want. To me they showed someone who had behavior I would not endorse that had been resisting and he was slowly smothered to death. Other than that, I simply laid out facts that you seem to chose not to believe. 2 different coroners and the labwork disagree with your notion that it was primarily due to OD/heart conditions.

The cops guilt or innocence determined in court is different than the fact that his death was homicidal in nature. The facts plainly disprove your notion that his death was OD/natural causes. Is that enough to put any of the cops away for homicide is a different question. But the reality is the death was caused primarily by police intervention.

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Wasn’t he also covid positive??

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that would be a natural cause not homicide.

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that would be a natural cause not homicide.

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when do enough factors add up to natural cause?

Fent, Meth, THC, Caffeine, Heart Disease, Nicotine, and Covid, resisting arrest while in handcuffs..