Drug dealers are eatin' good in Minneapolis....
What the Chauvin jury knows and we don't
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Drug dealers are eatin' good in Minneapolis....
PJay
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Exactly.
An officer not fit for duty would still running be around free with a gun and a badge.
So did you, like Nancy, thank George Floyd for dying and being a martyr to the cause?
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Not at all it was George's bad luck to being the victim of a random act of violence by the state
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After Chauvin Verdict, BLM Volunteers To Rebuild Minneapolis, Return All Looted Items
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After Chauvin Verdict, BLM Volunteers To Rebuild Minneapolis, Return All Looted Items
MINNEAPOLIS, MN—BLM organizers celebrated the verdict of the Chauvin trial this week. In a touching and healing gesture, they have offered to rebuild the wreckage of Minneapolis and return all looted items back to their owners.
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This Trial Was A Disgrace
From the beginning, we had politicians, media hacks, cultural poohbahs, and Twitter twerps demanding a pound of flesh. This was not outrage over a perceived crime – it was a mob interested in scoring points. A literal mob. People burned down the town where it happened. And a lot of other towns.
So, in an environment of violent chaos, did our glorious establishment stand up to defend the justice system by doubling down on the due process protections every accused is entitled to?
Of course, it did because courage in the face of controversy is the hallmark of our magnificent elite. They are our betters and worthy inheritors of the greatest nation in human history.
I’ll give you a second to stop laughing.
From the beginning, we had politicians, media hacks, cultural poohbahs, and Twitter twerps demanding a pound of flesh. This was not outrage over a perceived crime – it was a mob interested in scoring points. A literal mob. People burned down the town where it happened. And a lot of other towns.
So, in an environment of violent chaos, did our glorious establishment stand up to defend the justice system by doubling down on the due process protections every accused is entitled to?
Of course, it did because courage in the face of controversy is the hallmark of our magnificent elite. They are our betters and worthy inheritors of the greatest nation in human history.
I’ll give you a second to stop laughing.
The system worked exactly as it was designed to do , a convicted murderer is off the streets . Something you and your brethren and me all agree on when someone is convicted of murder . He will have another chance on appeal not like George his sentence is permanent .
Chicago Police Now Required To Ask For Criminals' Consent Before Arresting Them
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Chicago Police Now Required To Ask For Criminals' Consent Before Arresting Them
CHICAGO, IL—Mayor Lori Lightfoot has announced new rules for the Chicago Police Department, declaring that officers must ask for a suspect's consent before arresting him or her.
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Thank God and Fentanyl George is gone.
Hopefully it's lowered to "improper disposal" as a misdemeanor.
Amazing that MY family members 3 retired 3 active LEO's all saying Chauvin F**ked up and yours didn't , wonder why that was ?
Hijinx
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I am still confounded how one man who was founds guilty of one killing can be guilty of 3 charges .
Can the Judge give him consecutive sentences?
By all rights the jury should have picked one of the charges and found him guilty of it.
Of course this Jury was a joke anyway. IMO. They went home every night and listened to the news of the trial they were sitting on, and yes I know the Judge told them not to, but i also know enough about humans to know they disobeyed that rule.
Can the Judge give him consecutive sentences?
By all rights the jury should have picked one of the charges and found him guilty of it.
Of course this Jury was a joke anyway. IMO. They went home every night and listened to the news of the trial they were sitting on, and yes I know the Judge told them not to, but i also know enough about humans to know they disobeyed that rule.
I can only think that they convicted him on all charges so if one or two are thrown out on appeal he will still be convicted of the third unless the whole trial is thrown out.
As for the jury they have been going home after court for centuries, then going to the tavern or pubs or dinner and mingling with people talking about the trial and still make well thought out decisions with the evidence given in court.
frequentflier
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I think his fate was sealed when the county paid off the family before the trial. Then add maxipad waters stirring the pot.
My guess... mine are more intelligent, rational and experienced.
In what jurisdiction do your mentally deficient family members work?