Protests and Riots Thread

[Rico]

 

[Kotchman]

22 minutes ago, cals said:

No, you witnessed a cracked up maniac being subdued by the police. 

Everyone knows Floyd had repented for his previous 10 violent crimes. The blood test results were inaccurate as he was drug and crime free for over 30 days. In fact, he mistakenly used counterfeit bills to purchase toiletries needed at the local children's hospital.

[Adam]

41 minutes ago, Rico said:

 

Homey needs to buy some white undershirts

[Amazing Larry]

Sorry @TaylorBot...

Many Capitol rioters unlikely to serve jail time

The cases could embarrass the Biden administration, which has portrayed the Jan. 6 siege as a dire threat to democracy.

https://www.politico.com/news/2021/03/30/jan-6-capitol-riot-jail-time-478440

[Amazing Larry]

 

[Jason]

44 minutes ago, Lhalo said:

 

Wait, so blacks shouldn’t call women bitches now? I guess they’re going to have to check every single rapper

[tdawg87]

Those are Black Panthers. Not BLM. 

This is why guys like Ian Miles Cheong are worthless "sources".

[Jason]

15 minutes ago, tdawg87 said:

Those are Black Panthers. Not BLM. 

This is why guys like Ian Miles Cheong are worthless "sources".

The black panther dude is accusing them of disrespecting BLM so it’s safe to assume the support the cause 

[Kotchman]

As a military mind, I will educate everyone. The Black panther can be identified by their military clothing and panther symbols. BLM is distinguished by the presence of ignorant young whites, black men in dresses, and the rainbow flag.

[Kotchman]

On a more serious note, there was another incident of black violence at a drive thru. 

https://abc7.com/tennessee-burger-king-shooting-fast-food/10485440/

[St1ck]

5 minutes ago, Kotchman said:

On a more serious note, there was another incident of black violence at a drive thru. 

https://abc7.com/tennessee-burger-king-shooting-fast-food/10485440/

She was hangry. 

[Redondo]

3 hours ago, Kotchman said:

On a more serious note, there was another incident of black violence at a drive thru. 

https://abc7.com/tennessee-burger-king-shooting-fast-food/10485440/

"I hate they was impatient," said customer Dewayne Wilson.

[Kotchman]

1 hour ago, Redondo said:

"I hate they was impatient," said customer Dewayne Wilson.

This is what happens when businesses accept ebt

[Jason]

Good witness 

[Tank]

1 hour ago, Jason said:

Good witness 

USC grad?

[Jason]

7 hours ago, Tank said:

USC grad?

No, the school in Arizona 

[Tank]

5 hours ago, Jason said:

No, the school in Arizona 

ah yes, the t-shirt.

i'm sure her testimony really swayed the jury.

[RallyMo]

She's a terrible witness.

That seals the deal.

This wasn't an excessive use of force.

[Jason]

8 minutes ago, fishbulb said:

She's a terrible witness.

That seals the deal.

This wasn't an excessive use of force.

There's no doubt it was an excessive use of force. It is funny putting some chick like that up on the stand though  

[RallyMo]

True, her testimony is curious.

They straight up murdered the dude, though.

[Jason]

39 minutes ago, fishbulb said:

True, her testimony is curious.

They straight up murdered the dude, though.

 

32 minutes ago, cals said:

Unless there is jury nullification there is no way Chauvin is convicted on the murder charge.  On the manslaughter charge he gets off if the defense can create reasonable doubt about cause of death since he was all drugged up and had underlying health conditions.  He probably should get off completely but I think he’s convinced of the manslaughter. But get ready for 1992 all over again if the justice system works as it should.

I think cals is right here. If they can create doubt by looking at fentanyl and other drugs as a contributing factor that may be enough. I do think Chauvin's actions were part of the equation though and it was excessive force but they may not be the sole cause so it wouldn't be straight up murder. He should be convicted of something but I don't know what all they charged him with   

Edited April 8, 2021 by Jason

[Jason]

10 hours ago, cals said:

Unless there is jury nullification there is no way Chauvin is convicted on the murder charge.  On the manslaughter charge he gets off if the defense can create reasonable doubt about cause of death since he was all drugged up and had underlying health conditions.  He probably should get off completely but I think he’s convinced of the manslaughter. But get ready for 1992 all over again if the justice system works as it should.

Reasonable doubt is still the standard but I doubt BLM will accept anything less than murder 

[St1ck]

5 minutes ago, Jason said:

Reasonable doubt is still the standard but I doubt BLM will accept anything less than murder 

How many lines of coke does this guy snort before his show?

[Blarg]

Juries are the product of the prosecuting and defending lawyers making. If you want better jurors then they should be picked independently of those with a stake in the outcome. 

[Jason]

6 hours ago, st1ckboy said:

How many lines of coke does this guy snort before his show?

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