Here is the pride of the Black Community, a hero of Black proportion.
https://youtu.be/YPSwqp5fdIw

The video does clarify some things, especially the precise degree to which Floyd resisted arrest.

This all began when the police received a call alleging that Floyd had tried to pass a counterfeit $20 bill and seemed inebriated. In the new video, we see an officer approach Floyd’s car and rap on the driver’s-side window with a flashlight. Floyd opens the door. The officer repeatedly instructs Floyd to show his hands, but Floyd delays and argues instead, prompting the cop to draw his pistol and point it at Floyd. (If an officer asks to see your hands, he wants to make sure there isn’t a gun in them, so show him your hands.) Floyd then becomes even more agitated, and a long scene follows in which the police get Floyd out of the car, handcuff him, try to put him in a police vehicle while he resists, and then — after he says he wants to lie down — apparently start to put him on the ground. Floyd never becomes violent in the sense of directly attacking the officers, but he certainly resists arrest and acts bizarrely.

Now, until this video came out, we didn’t know for sure the extent to which Floyd resisted arrest. But the only way it could surprise you that he resisted is if you dismissed or didn’t read what the police reports said from the beginning, preferring instead to buy into other testimony that claimed he hadn’t resisted at all and the escalation of the incident was 100 percent the fault of the cops. (Even in the document that introduced a new second-degree-murder charge against Chauvin, prosecutors noted that the cops had to try to “force” Floyd into their car and that Floyd “stiffened up and fell to the ground.”) In a later post, Dreher admitted that he “didn’t go looking for” additional information about the case before. “I assumed the Narrative — white cops torture black suspect to death — was true, or mostly true. We had video, did we not?”

Uncritical acceptance of one-sided tales before all the information is available is what brought us the “hands up, don’t shoot” canard five years ago, and apparently it was widespread in the Floyd case too. In the former ordeal, the narrative obscured the fact that the shooting was outright justified. But in this one, it’s distracting us from the real issue, which is what the cops did after they got Floyd under control.

... street thug.

Arrest he may be alive today , that is if a drug deal did not go bad or he did not OD on the drugs he was on or the extra greasy salty KFC he liked so much did not get him , then there was that cigarette smoking and those banana peels on the side walks in the ghetto

Don't call me racist I did not throw them onto the sidewalk with the rest of my fast food trash ! All BLM has done is cause lots of people to just open their eyes !

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>The video does clarify some things, especially the precise degree to which Floyd resisted arrest.

Why did George Floyd panic and resist arrest as he did if he was innocent , his resistance caused his death as it overloaded his challenged cardiovascular system

Never the less it was an unconstitutional act by the officer to place his foot on Floyds neck when he was face down and fully restrained in respiratory and cardiac distress due to Floyds resistance , he will pay for his smile and hands in his pockets dearly

It is a shame that the officer did this , as I did not hear any abusive language directed towards Floyd, no racial epithets , the police were doing their job arresting Floyd for passing a counterfeit 20 dollar bill with Floyds resistance to arrest until that foot went on Floyds neck . I feel the other two officers were victims of the circumstances of the arrest as they were far less experienced then the officer who used the neck hold , they were fairly new on the force and deferred to the experienced officer not really knowing what to do IMHO

The Facts And My Take Wrote:
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> >The video does clarify some things, especially
> the precise degree to which Floyd resisted
> arrest.
>
> Why did George Floyd panic and resist arrest as he
> did if he was innocent , his resistance caused his
> death as it overloaded his challenged
> cardiovascular system
>
> Never the less it was an unconstitutional act by
> the officer to place his foot on Floyds neck when
> he was face down and fully restrained in
> respiratory and cardiac distress due to Floyds
> resistance , he will pay for his smile and hands
> in his pockets dearly
>
> It is a shame that the officer did this , as I did
> not hear any abusive language directed towards
> Floyd, no racial epithets , the police were doing
> their job arresting Floyd for passing a
> counterfeit 20 dollar bill with Floyds resistance
> to arrest until that foot went on Floyds neck . I
> feel the other two officers were victims of the
> circumstances of the arrest as they were far less
> experienced then the officer who used the neck
> hold , they were fairly new on the force and
> deferred to the experienced officer not really
> knowing what to do IMHO


Was it determined that the bill in question as actually counterfeit? Not that it really matters now, but I was curious to know and I think that fell off everyone's collective radar once shit hit the fan.

He had lethal levels of drugs in him whether that matters or not.

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Three things of super interest (all in last 30 seconds)

1. He says “I can’t breathe in the car when no one is doing anything to him
2. He is the one who insists on lying down
3. One of the police say, he’s having a heart attack, which I assume is when they call for medical help.

It's called "excited delirium". Google it. It's a real thing and has been well documented for many years.

Any time someone is hopped up on certain types of dope gets arrested at a certain point during the high, they behave like this. Some of them die as they simply do not have the ability to calm down and their heart gives out - especially if they have pre-existing conditions.

Nigga shoulda stayed off the dope...and not passed bogus cash...and not resisted the cops.

But they kinda needed a new hero in the ghetto.

The Facts And My Take Wrote:
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> >The video does clarify some things, especially
> the precise degree to which Floyd resisted
> arrest.
>
> Why did George Floyd panic and resist arrest as he
> did if he was innocent , his resistance caused his
> death as it overloaded his challenged
> cardiovascular system
>
> Never the less it was an unconstitutional act by
> the officer to place his foot on Floyds neck when
> he was face down and fully restrained in
> respiratory and cardiac distress due to Floyds
> resistance , he will pay for his smile and hands
> in his pockets dearly
>
> It is a shame that the officer did this , as I did
> not hear any abusive language directed towards
> Floyd, no racial epithets , the police were doing
> their job arresting Floyd for passing a
> counterfeit 20 dollar bill with Floyds resistance
> to arrest until that foot went on Floyds neck . I
> feel the other two officers were victims of the
> circumstances of the arrest as they were far less
> experienced then the officer who used the neck
> hold , they were fairly new on the force and
> deferred to the experienced officer not really
> knowing what to do IMHO


Kinda agree with you. They did everything right up until the idiot knelt on his neck. Stupid, stupid move. But MURDER? No way.

The other 3 are totally innocent of any wrong doing. Maybe a slap on the wrist, don't do that again.

Niggers now have a narrative to perpetuate.

“I can’t breathe” by the felon lowlife Gardner in NYC has become a rallying cry for true criminals.

Wonder why these animals don’t ever cry: “daddy! Muh daddy! Where’s you at?”

George Floyd’s ghost Wrote:
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> Niggers now have a narrative to perpetuate.
>
> “I can’t breathe” by the felon lowlife
> Gardner in NYC has become a rallying cry for true
> criminals.
>
> Wonder why these animals don’t ever cry:
> “daddy! Muh daddy! Where’s you at?”


Oh that's what they're saying! I heard a bunch of niggers yelling something the other day at the mall. It sounded like "I can't read" which sounded more plausible.

Blacks kill more Blacks then whites do. Every night DC are picking up dead bodies on the streets. But you don't hear anything about that BLM ONLY when a white is involved.

chimp out monitor Wrote:
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> George Floyd’s ghost Wrote:
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> > Niggers now have a narrative to perpetuate.
> >
> > “I can’t breathe” by the felon lowlife
> > Gardner in NYC has become a rallying cry for
> true
> > criminals.
> >
> > Wonder why these animals don’t ever cry:
> > “daddy! Muh daddy! Where’s you at?”
>
>
> Oh that's what they're saying! I heard a bunch of
> niggers yelling something the other day at the
> mall. It sounded like "I can't read" which
> sounded more plausible.

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