George Floyd Profile Reads Like A Career Criminal

It's very ugly to put a five time prison dweller, home invasion artist ex-con up for sainthood.

 

Which means that makes you less sensitive to his plight

 

All you've done is repeat yourself! LOL at you going back 20 years! Now try finding a conviction since released from prison 6 years ago

 

George Floyd Profile Reads Like A Career Criminal.

Immaterial. Criminals are entitled to the same constitutional and legislative rights as all other people. It is just as wrong to kill a criminal as it is to kill a saint.

 

We whites don’t get it. If a Denzel Washington were murdered in the street, it would be exceptional .
A less then perfect non white, deserves his full rights, it’s the perfect reason why we don’t allow street justice and lynching.

 

It's all on video! They reported that someone was acting strange. There were two people in the car and the store workers only approached Floyd's friend in the car. And when was this "struggle" ? When he was already handcuffed and surrounded by 4 officers. He sat on the floor! He did not fight back

 

Not perfect is putting it mildly. He was a career criminal that had been convicted and served time for a violent crime. That's no excuse for that cop murdering him but the media is painting a wildly inaccurate portrait of the man to make him into a Ghandi like figure which he most certainly wasn't.

 

If this guy was leading the black community it would be fixed in a generation, because he talks too much sense. But he’s probably an Uncle Tom. What a shame.

 

When we can honor the protected life of the less then perfect minority Who has literally been tortured for more the eight agonizing minutes, maybe, justice has arrived for whites version of more righteous Minority and ultimately everyone. .

 

No it means accuracy in journalism. His criminal record has no bearing on his brutal murder but making Floyd into Ghandi is meant to inflame an already tense situation.

 

And it's wrong to portray a violent career criminal as a saint.

 

1- Doesn't merit a death sentence
2- Did he know he had it?
3- I once was given a counterfited $20 by my bank ATM... It was such a good copy that neither my bank or me noticed it. Should I've been executed for it?

 

So, you don’t believe that anyone who has paid their debt to society should be free from being tortured and killed then for no valid reason. He should then be just a foot note . We haven’t come as far as we should when the more righteous were gunned down, including by vigilante justice,

 

Well, the followers of trump, a career criminal, self confessed sexual abuser, habitual liar and insulted of everyone who disagrees with, treat him his saint.

 

Here's what you dont get. The media is fanning the flames with its false portrait of Floyd as a good guy, a loving father, an honest citizen just minding his own business when he was murdered by a cop.
This is exactly what prosecutors do when attempting to get the maximum penalty in for instance a rape case. They will portray the victim as a virgin who sang in the church choir when she was actually a working prostitute. Her being a prostitute does not justify the rape but the jury will be less likely to be as enraged as they would be thinking she was a choir girl. The media in Floyd's case is doing everything they can to instill maximum rage.

 

How many times have you been to prison. None I would bet.

There is going to be justice in the court in the same manner that any other victim receives justice.

I personally believe George Floyd was born with the ability to be a great man, but he wasn't; somewhere he took a wrong turn and didn't double back.

 

When did I say or imply any such thing?

 

Another straw man poster that refuses to deal with the real issue here.

 

1- Once, when I was 18.
2- That is demonstrably false. Justice is all but blind and/or equal.

 

Floyd was a victim of the thug cop.... no one is making him out to be a hero, sadly he was a victim

and not sure your link is the most trustworthy, got any links from a more reputable source?

 

I adressed every points in dr.luggit post, so no strawman.

 

LOL... who said it did? The left have been calling folks who were out or avoiding quarantine murders, even if they don't know it. That seems super problematic for the left now to suddenly ignore this fact. Last, the federal felony is still a felony if you do it, or I do. That's why we get a day in court.

Unfortunately, in this case, it seems the combination of being high in public, perhaps effected as well by his flu, contributed by his existing health issues, and of course, a police officer who put him in a stressful position after resisting being arrested, all led up to a really terrible outcome. No one is blaming the victim here for being dead, but there does seem to be a lot of evidence that he certainly contributed to it. I expect that if it gets to a jury that they won't care about any of the contributory negligence here and won't want the streets erupting in looting and rioting again, and the cop and his teammates will be sentenced accordingly. Do you suppose that the minneapolis police union will appeal? I do. Cause what does it say if you have to join said union only to have them pull their support from you? It certainly sets a really bad precedent for the Union, and they will attempt to appeal on their behalf.

 

These fantasies of yours look pretty unhealthy.

 

Chauvin will be convicted. He won't get the death penalty because the facts and the state laws do not allow for it. He will serve a long time. He won't get early parole. There's a chance he will get consecutive time, not concurrent time, on federal charges.

 

1- and yet the cops made it a death sentence
2- You have to know and be confined to break quarantine.
3- No, mistake happens and you don't need to go to court for every mistakes that happens, especially if the person doesn't even know they are commiting a crime. A simple confiscation and reimbursment to the store owner plus a warning would have been enough.