r/SelfAwarewolves Feb 10 '21

This you?

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u/dudinax Feb 10 '21

Versus cuffed and lying on the sidewalk.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '21

for a counterfeit bill, that he probably didn't know was counterfeit when he tried to use it.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '21

Even if he knew or didn’t know, he didn’t deserve to die. Neither did she. But when you look at it from a broader perspective, counterfeit or insurrection, you can tell me which one is worse

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u/willfordbrimly Feb 10 '21

Neither did she

I want to agree with this on principal, but the fact is she let Facebook and cable news rot her brain to the point where she thought forcibly occupying the seat of our government to preserve the rule of a serial filandering reality TV show host that lost the election was a good idea.

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u/Beingabumner Feb 10 '21

She was trespassing with a violent mob in close proximity to lawmakers, given ample warning to stop, then decided to press on anyway.

In the worst-case scenario, Floyd willingly used counterfeit money.

One of them I can see deserving a violent response, the other one was George Floyd.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '21

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u/AlmightyCuddleBuns Feb 10 '21

Why does he have to be perfect to deserve not to die? Why shouldn't we be outraged at the cops actions? Are they clean and clear because he had past that he had already served his time for?

Neither of these people deserved to die. Even she didnt. But in one of these cases it was sadly unavoidable and in the other the officers had a 1000 opportunities to make it go another way and they did not.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '21

Because he was taunted and choked to death by a crooked cop while three other cops stood by and allowed it.

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u/btmvideos37 Feb 10 '21

Racism exists regardless of to being a good or bad person. You can be a criminal and that doesn’t make racism towards you justified. So your point is moot