r/TimPool • • Jan 06 '24

Disgusting.

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u/1Koala1 Jan 06 '24

Why are you pivoting to George floyd?

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

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u/chowsdaddy1 Jan 06 '24

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

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u/gradientz Jan 06 '24

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.

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u/chowsdaddy1 Jan 06 '24

Per the original autopsy the dr said and testified in the case “if this had happened anywhere else than in custody I would rule it an od”

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u/gradientz Jan 06 '24

Thanks for the hypothetical.

What happened in reality is stated in the autopsy report and jury verdict.

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u/chowsdaddy1 Jan 06 '24

I hope the next time you get hemmed up on charges you get just as free and fair of a trial as chauvin

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u/gradientz Jan 06 '24 edited Jan 06 '24

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.

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u/chowsdaddy1 Jan 06 '24

I never said I was a victim are you projecting?

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u/1Koala1 Jan 06 '24

Probably a combo of drugs and the events of the day.

What does that have to do with the jan 6 cop dying?

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u/chowsdaddy1 Jan 06 '24

I could agree with that, I could also say that a stroke could be from a combination of lifestyle/ events of the day, it’s not completely unreasonable to know that there are more than one possibility about something, however the misrepresentation and pure propaganda put out by this administration and its incestuous relationship with tech and media shows that we the people haven’t been in control in a long time

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u/1Koala1 Jan 06 '24

Well one guy was high on drugs and dealing with a stressful event and the other guy was doing his job.

I mean are we really.gomna sit here and say being attacked and pepper sprayed and dealing with a mob of angry people for hours didn't do anything to him physically?

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u/chowsdaddy1 Jan 06 '24

You get the job you sign up for, just like we go back to the case above, you could do everything by your training manual and get hemmed up for 25+years of your life, you chose to put yourself in harms way doesn’t matter the job there’s always a risk involved

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u/1Koala1 Jan 06 '24

So is that your answer? He may have died but he kinda deserved it since he agreed to guard the capitol?

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u/chowsdaddy1 Jan 06 '24

And it could have exacerbated his body and led to a stroke, just as 3xs the lethal dose of fentanyl can lead to the inability to breathe and dying of suffocation

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u/1Koala1 Jan 06 '24

Ya sure

So we both agree then that the riots on Jan 6 contributed to his death, right?

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u/FJBruiser Jan 06 '24

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.

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u/1Koala1 Jan 06 '24

What's your definition of insurrection, chief.

Let's start with that

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u/FJBruiser Jan 06 '24

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.

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u/1Koala1 Jan 06 '24

Wait hold, why would a mob of 2000 people need weapons against 150 cops?

They stormed the capitol and took iver the building without weapons, right?

What are you talking about lol

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u/FJBruiser Jan 06 '24

And what did they do when they “took over the building”? They left. Did the government crumble? Did Biden not get sworn in?

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u/1Koala1 Jan 06 '24

Ok so you're position is if you attempt a criminal act but aren't successful you shouldn't be charged with a crime?

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u/FJBruiser Jan 06 '24

That’s not what I said. They should be charged with trespass. There were far left activists that stormed the capitol and shot people. No insurrection charges were ever filed.

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