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Eric Garner all over again

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Commodus said:
No, it's because she's a confirmed grifter.

We have a whole thread discussing the ways in which she's dishonest both in that video and over the years. She thrives on easily manipulated people like you.
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But she is “one of the good ones” to HumblePie because she does tell him what he wants to hear. Dude is so oblivious to his own prejudices it isn’t funny.
 
HumblePie said:
In what was has Candice tried to swindle you or others to be labeled a grifter? Just because she has an idealogical view you don't agree with and speaks her mind you want to label her a grifter? What a sad person you are. Try looking up the definition of the words you use before you use them.
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Candace Amber Owens Farmer (born April 29, 1989) is an American conservative commentator and political activist. She is known for her pro-Trump activism and her criticism of Black Lives Matter and of the Democratic Party. need i say more? We know where your loyalties lie.....
 
HumblePie said:
In what was has Candice tried to swindle you or others to be labeled a grifter? Just because she has an idealogical view you don't agree with and speaks her mind you want to label her a grifter? What a sad person you are. Try looking up the definition of the words you use before you use them.
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what do people think about candace owens george floyd video?

she seems well spoken. very interesting statistics . 18x more likely for police to be killed by a black person than a black person is to be killed by police. I know i have had the police pull guns on me multiple times and had to lay on the ground as they pointed a shotgun at my head. Candace...
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Read through the first page, plenty of examples. Let me know where the goalposts are going next.
 
LOL, the street between the White House and Lafayette Square has been renamed “Black Lives Matter Plaza” by DC’s Mayor.

And it’s getting a big, bold yellow street sign painted along its entire length:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1268934461296488448
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KMFJD said:
https://twitter.com/x/status/1268476451491282946

more cop bullshit
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At first, I thought the difference would be place of residence for each person, because I know that is definitely a thing when bail is set, but if this is Greensboro, and bot the white man and black man are listed as Greensboro residents, it doesn't make sense. (it does say "thought to be Greensboro" for the black guy, so maybe that could still mean that he didn't produce a resident ID to prove where he lived).

...anyway, just saying that I know that's a thing, because buddy and I were arrested several years ago, for doing the same thing, in the same moment, by the same officer, booked at the same time. Difference in our bail was that he had just moved to Washington State a few months before that, and I was still a local, NC resident. He produced his Seattle resident ID and I still had my Raleigh ID. Magistrate set my bond at, I think $1k (I paid $100 in bail, I think?). Buddy got hit with $3k bond because he was a "flight risk." ...lol, flight risk.

Anyway, had to call another friend to come pick my ass up at the jailhouse and go to the ATM to get $300 to get him out.
 
I do not understand why some people (HumblePie) continue to simply miss the point. We are beyond everything he is arguing; he needs to open his eyes and see what is happening to the protestors. Jesus Christ...
UNCjigga said:
LOL, the street between the White House and Lafayette Square has been renamed “Black Lives Matter Plaza” by DC’s Mayor.

And it’s getting a big, bold yellow street sign painted along its entire length:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1268934461296488448
307dd2a489367d073d47f224f1e42459.jpg
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Wonder how long it will take someone to get offended by this...
 
Atreus21 said:
I think that's a whole hell of a lot harder to prove than the threshold for manslaughter.
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yes, in general it is. But when you have a suspect repeatedly telling you that he can't breathe, that we can hear on cell phone video, so obviously all the cops can hear it, and those same comps or just so nonchalantly choking the guy out, for 8 straight minutes, I think the intent is pretty clear.

pre-meditation is close to impossible in this situation (unless maybe they could dig up history of this cop's racial motivations--like how Mark Furman was discredited/tossed-out in the OJ trial).

They didn't just slap on 2nd-degree. They arrested him on 3rd degree and after deliberation, and one would assume further evaluation of evidence, they bumped it up to 2nd degree. Prosecutors don't often charge with something they don't think they can prove, pretty easily.
 
alien42 said:
intent isn't necessary for second-degree in Minnesota. you may want to get your facts straight before thinking.

i first heard that on CNN when the charges where changed but here is a NBC link...

www.nbcnews.com

Charges against Derek Chauvin suggest George Floyd's death was unintended

Legal analysis: Under the charges, prosecutors don't have to prove former Officer Derek Chauvin intended to kill George Floyd.
www.nbcnews.com www.nbcnews.com
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UNCjigga said:
LOL, the street between the White House and Lafayette Square has been renamed “Black Lives Matter Plaza” by DC’s Mayor.

And it’s getting a big, bold yellow street sign painted along its entire length:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1268934461296488448
307dd2a489367d073d47f224f1e42459.jpg
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Most black lives matter anyway. David Dorn was one of the exceptions I guess.
 
zinfamous said:
yes, in general it is. But when you have a suspect repeatedly telling you that he can't breathe, that we can hear on cell phone video, so obviously all the cops can hear it, and those same comps or just so nonchalantly choking the guy out, for 8 straight minutes, I think the intent is pretty clear.

pre-meditation is close to impossible in this situation (unless maybe they could dig up history of this cop's racial motivations--like how Mark Furman was discredited/tossed-out in the OJ trial).

They didn't just slap on 2nd-degree. They arrested him on 3rd degree and after deliberation, and one would assume further evaluation of evidence, they bumped it up to 2nd degree. Prosecutors don't often charge with something they don't think they can prove, pretty easily.
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Thank you for the clarification, makes sense
 
K1052 said:
Watching the centrist position slowly morph from worshiping cops to defund the pigs as more and more videos of them surface beating the fuck out of white people, without provocation, on camera is certainly a journey.
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maybe they suddenly get upset when the victim "could look like my son, or my daughter."
 
snoopy7548 said:
I do not understand why some people (HumblePie) continue to simply miss the point. We are beyond everything he is arguing; he needs to open his eyes and see what is happening to the protestors. Jesus Christ...


Wonder how long it will take someone to get offended by this...
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I bet Trump is already offended.....and plotting!
 
JEDIYoda said:
Gov. Cuomo is coming down hard on the Police who killed that 75 year old!
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Please. Let's not make things any worse than they need to be. As bad as the act was, and as justified as Gov Cuomo's condemnation was, the man wasn't killed and is expected to recover.

abc7ny.com

Buffalo video: Officers suspended after 75-year-old man pushed down, cracking head; Cuomo supports firing, charges

In his daily news conference Friday morning, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo repeated his endorsement of the officers' suspensions adding that they should probably be fired and criminally charged.
abc7ny.com abc7ny.com
 
allisolm said:
Please. Let's not make things any worse than they need to be. As bad as the act was, and as justified as Gov Cuomo's condemnation was, the man wasn't killed and is expected to recover.

abc7ny.com

Buffalo video: Officers suspended after 75-year-old man pushed down, cracking head; Cuomo supports firing, charges

In his daily news conference Friday morning, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo repeated his endorsement of the officers' suspensions adding that they should probably be fired and criminally charged.
abc7ny.com abc7ny.com
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You know....I was reading 2 different stories and posted about this one, but did not think to proof read! I will change it! Thanks and I totally agree, we havew been through enough!!
 
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