***Official Chauvin Trial Thread***

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21 minutes ago, Utilit99 said:

Up by about 40 murders from last year. They are just getting warmed up.

For this year, 769 shot and wounded. Chicago alone. Unsuccessful murder attempts I guess. 

Yeah cold months I guess are always slow.

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55 minutes ago, MDC said:

NFL and several teams releasing statements praising the verdict.

Get your Kleenex ready Geek Club.  

Got any Kleenex left after your jerkoff session when Biden made his statement earlier today?

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3 minutes ago, RaiderHaters Revenge said:

here I will speak for the entire Geek board right wing bigots

we don't give a flying fock about Chauvin being convicted

what we give a fock about is the hypocrisy of the left, the media and the likes

 

Chauvin focked up. I’d supported murder2 at first, before I realized how drugged up Floyd was. I now think that was overcharging him. I’d have preferred the manslaughter charge.

 I can’t help but wonder if the judge didn’t screw up by various decisions... allowing the trial to take place in Minneapolis, not sequestering the jury, not declaring a mistrial when Maxine Waters showed up or the witness was harassed. It sure seems like measures to prevent jury intimidation were inadequate.

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4 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

Chauvin focked up. I’d supported murder2 at first, before I realized how drugged up Floyd was. I now think that was overcharging him. I’d have preferred the manslaughter charge.

 I can’t help but wonder if the judge didn’t screw up by various decisions... allowing the trial to take place in Minneapolis, not sequestering the jury, not declaring a mistrial when Maxine Waters showed up or the witness was harassed. It sure seems like measures to prevent jury intimidation were inadequate.

Agreed on all accounts.

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39 minutes ago, 5-Points said:

Yeah, because lifelong criminals and people not good at their jobs are the exact same. 

Chauvin didn't kill this doosh. He just didn't save him. Are cops obligated to save someone from their own deadly behavior? I don't know but they shouldn't be. 

Crazy thing is Floyd said he couldnt breath in the back of the car so they took him out.   

Imagine if they said screw you sit there and he just ODd.  He would be totally free.

I have no idea if the knee killed him nor pretend to know.   But when a guy is foaming at the mouth.  Says he cant breath over and over when nothing is happening to him.....hes not in good shape.  High level of drugs found in his system.  

Where the cop shot himself in the foot is continuing to knee on him while he was passed out and possibly passed away.  Negligent move and terrible for any sort of defense.  I thought the cop was totally negligent.  I have no idea if the knee killed him.  I highly doubt I die under that knee sober.  

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1 hour ago, joneo said:

Yolonda?

Queefa

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15 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

Chauvin focked up. I’d supported murder2 at first, before I realized how drugged up Floyd was. I now think that was overcharging him. I’d have preferred the manslaughter charge.

 I can’t help but wonder if the judge didn’t screw up by various decisions... allowing the trial to take place in Minneapolis, not sequestering the jury, not declaring a mistrial when Maxine Waters showed up or the witness was harassed. It sure seems like measures to prevent jury intimidation were inadequate.

agree

 

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20 minutes ago, Cdub100 said:

I care about an innocent man being lead to a death sentence. Simply for doing what we as a society empowered him to do. Especially considering Floyd was a career criminal and a terrible human by all accounts.

death sentence?  He focked up regardless, I thought he would get off based on the law, thats where I have the issue, not a care about Chauvin

 

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2 minutes ago, RaiderHaters Revenge said:

death sentence?  He focked up regardless, I thought he would get off based on the law, thats where I have the issue, not a care about Chauvin

 

Yeah, a death sentence. How do you think prison is going to treat him? Also, I'm not sure how he focked up given all the evidence and the fact he followed procedure..

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13 minutes ago, listen2me 23 said:

Crazy thing is Floyd said he couldnt breath in the back of the car so they took him out.   

Imagine if they said screw you sit there and he just ODd.  He would be totally free.

I have no idea if the knee killed him nor pretend to know.   But when a guy is foaming at the mouth.  Says he cant breath over and over when nothing is happening to him.....hes not in good shape.  High level of drugs found in his system.  

Where the cop shot himself in the foot is continuing to knee on him while he was passed out and possibly passed away.  Negligent move and terrible for any sort of defense.  I thought the cop was totally negligent.  I have no idea if the knee killed him.  I highly doubt I die under that knee sober.  

I agree. In a perfect world they sit him up against the car with his legs crossed. 

The problem is, the "I CAN'T BREATHE!" ploy has been tried for years. And clearly, if you can repeatedly yell anything, you can focking breathe. 

Cops know this and they've unfortunately become immune to it and there's nobody to blame but the fucksticks who've lied about it to get the police to lighten up so they can break free or ditch some contraband or simply resist arrest. 

Bottom line, when you get caught focking up, act like a man and own it. Don't do the crime if you can't do the time. These wanna be gangster fake focking tough guys have nobody to blame but themselves when they get themselves into these situations and they end up dead. 

 

FOCK THEM.

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6 minutes ago, Cdub100 said:

Yeah, a death sentence. How do you think prison is going to treat him? Also, I'm not sure how he focked up given all the evidence and the fact he followed procedure..

The man was ODing and couldn’t breathe. He then went and put him facedown on the pavement, knelt on him, and kept at it for 9 minutes without checking on him.

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3 hours ago, Gladiators said:

I don’t blame the jury. If my wife was on it, I would have told her she had to return an all guilty verdict for the safety of our family.

Weak.

The process played out as it should. Chauvin was convicted by a jury of his peers. That’s how it works.

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Just now, IGotWorms said:

Weak.

The process played out as it should. Chauvin was convicted by a jury of his peers. That’s how it works.

Yet if it went the other way say like Zimmerman you would have had a problem.  

I believe the jury was intimidated.  How could they not be? Have thousands of people outside ready to light the city on fire.  Have politicians chime in.  

It is what it is.  If it was the other way around it qould be intimidation by white supremacists im your eyes.  We all know this.

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1 minute ago, Voltaire said:

The man was ODing and couldn’t breathe. He then went and put him facedown on the pavement, knelt on him, and kept at it for 9 minutes without checking on him.

How are the police supposed to know he's ODing. Have you watched police videos? You are aware these criminals lie and they do it all the time. And so what if he knelt on him. Kneeling on someone does not kill a person. 

The fact is Floyd died because he OD on the drugs he took before getting arrested. Period.

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3 minutes ago, IGotWorms said:

Weak.

The process played out as it should. Chauvin was convicted by a jury of his peers. That’s how it works.

Do you think the process played out as it should in the OJ trial?

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14 minutes ago, Cdub100 said:

Yeah, a death sentence. How do you think prison is going to treat him? Also, I'm not sure how he focked up given all the evidence and the fact he followed procedure..

I dunno bro, I watched the Dante Wright video and the cop that shot him administered life saving techniques still, Chauvin could have done the same

 

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2 hours ago, MDC said:

Just came here to see the expected Geek bigots whine and cry over this POS.  

Well at least they don’t pretend to be anything but bigots anymore. It was really annoying when they wouldn’t own it.

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1 minute ago, listen2me 23 said:

Yet if it went the other way say like Zimmerman you would have had a problem.  

I believe the jury was intimidated.  How could they not be? Have thousands of people outside ready to light the city on fire.  Have politicians chime in.  

It is what it is.  If it was the other way around it qould be intimidation by white supremacists im your eyes.  We all know this.

The people on that jury wanted to be on that jury. 

No normal person would want that case. 

The fact that they found the cop both guilty of wanting to kill him and guilty of accidentally killing him tells me everything I need to know. 

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1 minute ago, RaiderHaters Revenge said:

I dunno bro, I watched the Dante Wright video and the cop that shot him administered life saving techniques still, Chauvin could have done the same

 

One person was shot. The other one was screaming he couldn't breathe for way more than the 9 minutes we've seen.

And you think those two incidences are comparable? 

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17 minutes ago, listen2me 23 said:

Yet if it went the other way say like Zimmerman you would have had a problem.  

I believe the jury was intimidated.  How could they not be? Have thousands of people outside ready to light the city on fire.  Have politicians chime in.  

It is what it is.  If it was the other way around it qould be intimidation by white supremacists im your eyes.  We all know this.

Actually no. I said the jury should do its job and we must live by it.

I also lived by the Zimmerman verdict. Dude is a piece of sh1t yes, but NOT a murderer in the eyes of the law.

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4 minutes ago, Gladiators said:

Do you think the process played out as it should in the OJ trial?

Yes

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1 minute ago, IGotWorms said:

Yes

And do you agree with the verdict?

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43 minutes ago, Cdub100 said:

I care about an innocent man being lead to a death sentence. Simply for doing what we as a society empowered him to do. Especially considering Floyd was a career criminal and a terrible human by all accounts.

Yeah, the cop did society a favor, I get that, but he did not need to be so aloof to this guy either, his fellow cops called him out on it at trial as well.

cop was just doing his job for sure, and when your job has you dealing with scum I guess perhaps you acclimate 

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Just now, IGotWorms said:

Actually no. I said the jury should go it’s job and we must live by it.

I also lived by the Zimmerman verdict. Dude is a piece of sh1t yes, but NOT a murderer in the eyes of the law.

Fair enough.  I can respect consistency.

 

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5 minutes ago, RLLD said:

Yeah, the cop did society a favor, I get that, but he did not need to be so aloof to this guy either, his fellow cops called him out on it at trial as well.

cop was just doing his job for sure, and when your job has you dealing with scum I guess perhaps you acclimate 

Cops hear that sh1t all the time. I didin du nuffin, I can't breath, that hurts.

The fact is they deal with very violent, very dangerous people and Floyd was one of those people. The only thing that killed floyd was ingesting that fentanyl before he got arrested. That is what killed him.

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8 minutes ago, Gladiators said:

And do you agree with the verdict?

The evidence was heard and the jury reached its verdict. Yes, that’s the way the system works.

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1 minute ago, IGotWorms said:

The evidence was heard and the jury reached its verdict. Yes, that’s the way the system works.

So you think a jury never gets it wrong? Interesting

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3 minutes ago, Cdub100 said:

How are the police supposed to know he's ODing. Have you watched police videos? You are aware these criminals lie and they do it all the time. And so what if he knelt on him. Kneeling on someone does not kill a person. 

The fact is Floyd died because he OD on the drugs he took before getting arrested. Period.

I also think it was the drugs killed him which is why I backed off of the murder offenses. You need a ‘beyond a reasonable doubt’ that it was Chauvin’s knee and fock all if I am anywhere near there.

 If I had to endure either 9 minutes of knee or ingesting a massive amount of drugs, gimme the knee. Gimme a whole afternoon of being knelt on. No, no it’s pretty clear to me it was the drugs.

But who knows if Floyd could have pulled through and survived if he hadn’t been treated like a sack of potatoes. Chauvin at best was negligent and indifferent and at worst exacerbated the situation. 

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POS will be very popular in prison. 

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1 minute ago, Gladiators said:

So you think a jury never gets it wrong? Interesting

I can’t speak for worms, but I thought OJ was guilty and the jury focked up. Can you think up a better system of justice? I cannot. Even though I thought the jury blew it, I was willing to accept the results because I think that the system in place is the least flawed we can come up with.

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10 minutes ago, Gladiators said:

So you think a jury never gets it wrong? Interesting

I don’t think you’re smart enough to understand

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5 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

I can’t speak for worms, but I thought OJ was guilty and the jury focked up. Can you think up a better system of justice? I cannot. Even though I thought the jury blew it, I was willing to accept the results because I think that the system in place is the least flawed we can come up with.

I agree, but Worms is saying he agrees with the verdict in the OJ trial. I don’t. That doesn’t mean I think the system is wrong, but I do think the jury gets it wrong at times.

I also thought Casey Anthony murdered her daughter, but the jury felt the prosecution didn’t prove it beyond a reasonable doubt.

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4 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

I can’t speak for worms, but I thought OJ was guilty and the jury focked up. Can you think up a better system of justice? I cannot. Even though I thought the jury blew it, I was willing to accept the results because I think that the system in place is the least flawed we can come up with.

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8 minutes ago, Pimpadeaux said:

POS will be very popular in prison. 

Trying too hard new guy alias 

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Just now, IGotWorms said:

I don’t think you’re smart enough to understand

Coming from the “lawyer” who throws the term murder around when he really just meant killed.

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11 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

I also think it was the drugs killed him which is why I backed off of the murder offenses. You need a ‘beyond a reasonable doubt’ that it was Chauvin’s knee and fock all if I am anywhere near there.

 If I had to endure either 9 minutes of knee or ingesting a massive amount of drugs, gimme the knee. Gimme a whole afternoon of being knelt on. No, no it’s pretty clear to me it was the drugs.

But who knows if Floyd could have pulled through and survived if he hadn’t been treated like a sack of potatoes. Chauvin at best was negligent and indifferent and at worst exacerbated the situation. 

Just when I think you've finally seen the light you post blue pill bullsh1t like this. Nobody in the history of the world has died from a knee on their shoulder. Nobody.

Also guess what, when you're a POS criminal who is resisting arrest YOU GET TREATED LIKE A SACK OF POTATOES! I mean Jesus man, You do know they put him in the back of the car and he was crying he couldn't breathe so they took him out. WTF do you want them to do with the violent dangerous criminal? Give him a focking juice box and rub his feet? Hell, I just watched an undercover FBI scum bag who got arrested pull the same I can't breathe sh1t.

Chauvin at best did his job dealing with a violent dangerous person. Chauvin didn't know the focking moron ingested enough fentanyl to kill four elephants. Nobody knew until after the toxicology report.

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1 minute ago, Gladiators said:

Coming from the “lawyer” who throws the term murder around when he really just meant killed.

An odd point to make when the guy was just convicted on two counts of ... wait for it ... murder.

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1 minute ago, Cdub100 said:

Just when I think you've finally seen the light you post blue pill bullsh1t like this. Nobody in the history of the world has died from a knee on their shoulder. Nobody.

Also guess what, when you're a POS criminal who is resisting arrest YOU GET TREATED LIKE A SACK OF POTATOES! I mean Jesus man, You do know they put him in the back of the car and he was crying he couldn't breathe so they took him out. WTF do you want them to do with the violent dangerous criminal? Give him a focking juice box and rub his feet? Hell, I just watched an undercover FBI scum bag who got arrested pull the same I can't breathe sh1t.

Chauvin at best did his job dealing with a violent dangerous person. Chauvin didn't know the focking moron ingested enough fentanyl to kill four elephants. Nobody knew until after the toxicology report.

Dude, you’re a lunatic.

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Just now, IGotWorms said:

An odd point to make when the guy was just convicted on two counts of ... wait for it ... murder.

Then why did you backtrack when I called you out on it? 

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3 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Trying too hard new guy alias 

He can’t help himself.