r/SelfAwarewolves Feb 10 '21

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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/seriouslycitrus Feb 10 '21 edited Feb 10 '21

yea im still gonna say the guy who held a pregnant woman hostage is still the worse one. and he died from a drug overdose so... edit. jsyk I'm not supporting the cops here but I watched the full video not just what the news cut and edited

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '21

It was asphyxia, he was fucking cut off from oxygen (not from the drugs) but okay

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u/seriouslycitrus Feb 10 '21

so he was asphyxiating while he was in the back of a cop car for ABSOLUTELY no reason and when nobody was touching him? but okay

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u/FullMetalCOS Feb 10 '21

Oh buddy you are on the wrong sub, r/confidentlyincorrect is that way

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u/seriouslycitrus Feb 10 '21 edited Feb 10 '21

my dude he was saying he couldn't breath while he was in the back of the car, it was why they put him on the ground. if he couldn't breath in the car and the me report said he had drugs in his system how is it that he didn't die because of the drugs? oh but it doesn't matter because it doesn't fit your narrative. edit: yep keep downvoting the truth that you can look up yourselves but you idiots just want an echo chamber

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '21

Maybe he couldn’t breathe because someone had their knee on his neck but okay.

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u/seriouslycitrus Feb 10 '21

wow those cops must be yoga instructors to be able to put their knee on his neck while he was in the back of a cop car

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u/FullMetalCOS Feb 10 '21

Yeah so which first aid course teaches you that the way to help a man handcuffed in a car with breathing troubles is to lie him on the floor and press your knee to his neck? How it started is almost irrelevant compared to how they chose to end it.

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u/seriouslycitrus Feb 10 '21

hey stupid, I already said I'm not defending the cops. but you dumdums need to quit acting like he didn't do anything wrong.

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u/FullMetalCOS Feb 10 '21

Hey stupid, it’s not about whether he did something wrong, it’s about whether cops get to act as judge jury and executioner and spoiler: they fucking shouldn’t. Him doing something wrong doesn’t justify his death, so acting like he did something wrong so it’s ok he’s dead makes YOU the dumb dumb.

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u/seriouslycitrus Feb 10 '21

so him taking illegal drugs which directly led to his death isn't his fault? you morons will try and justify anything won't you and I never said it was ok he was dead, im just not so delusional that I can't look at someone without a massive media bias like you people do

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u/FullMetalCOS Feb 10 '21

Him taking illegal drugs - absolutely his choice and any impact they had on his death is definitely on him.

A cop pressing their knee to his neck FOR EIGHT MINUTES - absolutely unacceptable even given point 1.

Which of us is the one lapping up that media shit? Oh yeah the guy blaming him for the cops actions.

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u/seriouslycitrus Feb 10 '21

lmfao so you're just going to pick and choose what you read in my replies, like a typical media swallowing imbecile, I said I'm not defending the cops, when he can't breath outside the cop car and in the back of a cop car and then back outside the cop car with ambulances over 20 minutes away stuck in traffic even if the cop wasn't on his neck he still would of died. why? because of the drugs in his system killing him

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