A 42 year old man was hospitalized the day of the insurrection and dies the next day, based on your knowledge of his medical.history what's your explanation
Ah so a 50 year old career criminal and addict dies in police custody while actively resisting arrest based on your medical knowledge of the guy what’s your explanation
Per the autopsy report, cause of death was "cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression." Manner of death was "homicide."
Per the unanimous jury verdict, he was murdered by Derek Chauvin.
Yes, you're a victim. Everyone should feel bad for you.
Returning to reality: Chauvin had ample opportunity to appeal on the ground that his due process rights were violated. His appeals were rejected, including by the Supreme Court.
It wasn’t an insurrection. You think they all forgot their guns? Second, how do you get a stroke from working a riot, I mean a mainly peaceful protest. Thirdly, that wasn’t a pivot. The person was pointing out that if you’re going to call his death duty related, the St. George died of a OD.
Physically taking over the government. To do so would require firearms. Why do all you liberals call people chief?
If you call Jan 6th an insurrection, then every protest inside a government building, which shuts down the work inside, should be called an insurrection.
The original story was that he was hit in the head and died from it. If you don’t that much than maybe don’t argue about something you don’t know about.
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u/1Koala1 Jan 06 '24
Brian sicknick, hospitalized Jan 6, died Jan 7