WALSH: George Floyd Bodycam Footage Is Out. We Weren't Told The Full Truth.

I've got 4, and they were raised to respect law enforcement. If they get stopped by the police, they know to be very courteous and respectful. If people don't act like *******s, then police don't need to use force. See how that works??

 

How do you figure? The kneeling on the neck had nothing to do with floyds death. The drugs had everything to do with it. It's the secondary autopsy the family paid off that said the neck had anything to do with it. If you cant see the BS there, you are blind.

 

Did the police officer illegal knee on the nack of Floyed and this caused at least his death ... Yes or No?
Anything else is only BS blabbering around to tell it nicer as it was! Only this fact counts and nothing else!

 

Black Lives Matter...

 

Typical racist, Nazi, white-supremacist cop spreading propaganda of what it's like in Portland:

 

look at my avatar, is that a black guy? You're just another white guy making excuses for violent thugs! You seem to think the law doesn't apply to everyone equally and people should be treated differently because of the colour of their skin.

 

chauvin is a crooked cop wanted for tax evasion and murder but carry on defending him since youre all about tribalism.

 

neanwhile?

lmao, so anything to add about orifice piner?

 

since he died while that devil had his knee on his neck. iget that you think its cool and all but the days you pine for of of guantanamo bay and the Brotherhood of Death has long been exposed for what it is.

 

but they dont uphold the law, chauvin has been charged for stealing thousands of dollars, he is a crooked cop like many before him.

 

What in the world are you babbling about?

 

Matt Walsh - the guy in the video - didn't say that the police officer is innocent of any wrongdoing. He was making the point that this footage gives us a new perspective. Are you under the impression that it was NOT the general accepted narrative that Floyd's breathing issues were caused directly by the cop kneeling on the back of his neck?

 

No! You would have been given a reward by the racist cops!

EXACTLY! Daniel Shaver is another example! I'm not saying that these cases are WORSE than the Floyd case, but they are at least just as bad and once all of the facts come out about Floyd, it may be able to be said that they ARE worse. One thing is for sure - they are most definitely worse than the case of Rayshard Brooks, which in my opinion was a justified kill.

 

And what would that mean?

Well that doesn't really matter, as long as the governor police's their radical leftist behaviour, as he did in his case.

 

Yeah, but for 8 minutes?

 

And we don't know he doesn't, that will be interesting at the trial, not least because the other officers can say they thought that was what Flauvin was doing

 

He kept resisting for that time but then he was high on drugs.

 

No, it was Floyd's drug addiction that killed him, the technique used would have been fine with anyone else.

 

I dunno man. The dude looked pretty still lying on the ground during that 8 minutes.

 

Yeah, sure, but isn't the question, why was it necessary to hold the position for 8 minutes?

You're a cop/ex cop?

 

Exactly! So you admit that Durbin could be full of absolute CRAP! So why did you say that Trump is "hiding" the classified info which Durbin has 'seen' which you don't know even exists?

 

Yeah, it's not likely to be the direct cause of death, but it can certainly contribute to a breathing problem - as in the case if Floyd - which can lead to death.

I'm guessing that what the Constitution says about due process largely influences police procedure.

 

Black lives matter as a group, and other protestors, may soon find the tables turning on them, if the following article is any indication:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/u...ntence-due-to-gang-law/ar-BB17FsUQ?li=BBorjTa

 

Was Michael Brown shot while having his hands up to signal his surrender?

 

I would love for all the Monday morning quarterbacks on this forun and in the world be tossed into that situation to address a guy that us high and twice the size of them and see how they would handle it.

I saw a bunch of cops, that considering the situation, were extremely professional even approaching compassionate dealing with a guy that was high on drugs. They get him out of his own car after he fails to follow directions, they speak to him respectfully, even offering to roll the windows down in the cruiser as he is scared of his claustrophobia, then he physically fights them and comes out the other door of the car desiring to lay on the ground. They call an abulance for him.

Jesus, what is the expectations of people related to law enforcement and the authority of their position?

They weren't mean, disrespectful, hateful... with somebody that was a risk and clearly combative.

Unreal this world we live in.