Police kept away first responders. They should have just let him live rather than strangle him while keeping aid away.

What else could have happened? Yeah we break ribs to pump hearts.

This post was edited by Skinned on Apr 1 2021 10:04am

you're correct my post wasnt framed correctly. my contention is that he should have been placed in the recovery position after being restrained before he went into cardiac arrest. question 1 should read does breathing more easily delay cardiac arrest.

and as he was all riled up, and remained riled up in his face down position, it could have led to his quickened cardiac arrest and death.

you're fighting a losing battle, im not for murder charges just negligence, a fairly soft and open stance which is in line with the ME report. you have a hard stance, that nothing the officers could have done would have helped or saved Floyd, which is in direct conflict with the ME report that was originally brought up because you lied about the tox report in it stating something it does not state, categorically.

fell on ur own sword really. but hey u got in a jab with the pre-post cardiac arrest bit, it really left a mark that will have me telling people "you should see the other guy".

A woman without the necessary training or equipment to perform resuscitation, who was angrily yelling at them to do something they had already done and were continuing to do, and who testified that had she been allowed, she would have... called EMTs like they had done 3 minutes before she even arrived?
She was clearly unqualified and not possessing the level head to help in a crisis.

Excited Delirium is the state he was in. It was drug induced. Seriously, I don't know why I need to point this out. I'm not happy he died, I'm not sad. It happened, move on. I don't think Chauvin could have prevented it, and I don't think he caused it. It's an opinion, yes?



What? The police called in the first responders. A random person in the crowd saying, "I'm a nurse" doesn't mean shit. The liability on the police to allow that person in would have been horrific. Where is the evidence that that woman showed proof that she was a medic?



My stepfather beat me bloody for the first ten years of my life. Never speak of this again. I will hunt you down like a fucking dog. You've crossed a line.

Internet badass here. He can be as disrespectful as he wants tho. He can make threats. Just don't bring up his daddy issues.

This post was edited by Skinned on Apr 1 2021 10:17am

So are you drinking to get through the day, or drinking because it makes him look prettier?

I started to get through the day but now it is to stave off the akathisia...

...wait you weren't talking to me.

This post was edited by Skinned on Apr 1 2021 10:19am

Yeah I don't believe people are thinking their way through that rationally.
Do they really think the police should just allow random plainclothes pedestrians to intervene in a crisis without any evidence whatsoever of their qualification or identity?
Its not like she said "I'm a doctor" and demonstrated significant medical knowledge and rushed to assist in a helpful way.
She was an angry and emotional bystander who was swearing at them, the only piece of medical advice she could muster was to ask them to do something they were already doing (taking his pulse), and she admitted in her testimony she was unqualified and unequipped to resuscitate him anyway, and that she'd just call real EMTs. Like they already had. And she said she had no identification on her at all. So basically, there was nothing to distinguish her from any other bystander. She was rightly told off that if she was a firefighter, she should know better than to harass the police.

Oh wow, this has a name. I thought it was just ADHD lol

"WOMEN CANT BE TRUSTED IN STRESSFUL SITUATIONS"

typical goom