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Jul 7 2021 09:11am
Quote (SanduLungu @ Jul 7 2021 10:07am)
of course, the whole trial was rigged.


so the Floyd trial, the election, etc. Anything else that was rigged recently?
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Jul 7 2021 09:18am
Quote (thesnipa @ Jul 7 2021 04:11pm)
so the Floyd trial, the election, etc. Anything else that was rigged recently?


clearly covid is chinese made, kung flu.
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Jul 7 2021 09:23am
Quote (SanduLungu @ Jul 7 2021 11:07am)
of course, the whole trial was rigged.


It seems straight forward once you hear about the states laws around murder. The death doesn't need to be wholly attributable to the knee.
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Jul 7 2021 09:33am
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one is newish, Cubans going red in droves, the other isn't, conservative legal 1st-2nd gen largely Mexicans voting red.

Not sure the electoral math on Florida changes much anyways, with felons getting the vote back and 2022 and 2024 the dems are gonna hammer that niche for registration. but we'll see.

Trump won Florida and lost, so Florida may not be the game changer it's been historically in tight races anyways. Texas wasn't really purple, and won't be for some time even if California exodus continues, so the "in roads" there are largely moot.

Republicans simply never will win over anything but an ineffectual % of minorities with bootstraps rhetoric and policy. Religious ties only go so far with those electorates. Black Baptist churches preach food stamps.


The good ol days when the pastors gave baby mamas brimstone rhetoric are long gone sadly. Hence why young men have left the church in droves.
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Jul 7 2021 09:34am
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so the Floyd trial, the election, etc. Anything else that was rigged recently?



Im still trying to figure out how Chauvin did murder and acciental manslaughter at the same time.
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Jul 7 2021 09:37am
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Im still trying to figure out how Chauvin did murder and acciental manslaughter at the same time.


it's not uncommon in murder cases where the encounter is not split second. although from a legal standpoint i agree it should be an either/or charge, i think its basically double jeopardy without protection.
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Jul 7 2021 09:38am
Quote (EndlessSky @ Jul 7 2021 10:34am)
Im still trying to figure out how Chauvin did murder and acciental manslaughter at the same time.


I literally linked you the standards yesterday.

If you didn't lack basic reading comprehension you would know that none of the standards, including the standards for charges listed as murder, require intent to kill.

This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on Jul 7 2021 09:39am
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Im still trying to figure out how Chauvin did murder and acciental manslaughter at the same time.


He accidentally sat on some guy’s neck until several minutes after the guy died.

It was accidental manslaughter because he could not have reasonably known that people of color need to breathe to survive.

It was murder because he was made aware that he was accidentally killing someone and did not stop.
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Jul 7 2021 09:43am
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I literally linked you the standards yesterday.

If you didn't lack basic reading comprehension you would know that none of the standards, including the standards for charges listed as murder, require intent to kill.


while that's true, the blind squirrel has found a nut. being charged for killing someone and also charged again for killing the same person is a silly practice in the legal system. its a prosecutorial failsafe if they overchage and fail to get a guilty verdict on the highest charge, and sentencing rarely if ever even applies the lower charge for this very reason.

they've done similar in cases against blacks for decades, charge with theft and then criminal trespass, as if they were a trespasser as a regular customer before they stole something..... "throw the book at them" is the colloquial term.
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Jul 7 2021 09:49am
Quote (thesnipa @ Jul 7 2021 11:43am)
while that's true, the blind squirrel has found a nut. being charged for killing someone and also charged again for killing the same person is a silly practice in the legal system. its a prosecutorial failsafe if they overchage and fail to get a guilty verdict on the highest charge, and sentencing rarely if ever even applies the lower charge for this very reason.

they've done similar in cases against blacks for decades, charge with theft and then criminal trespass, as if they were a trespasser as a regular customer before they stole something..... "throw the book at them" is the colloquial term.


Then there’s the practice of being charged with the same felony by the state and federal governments, which the Supreme Court holds is not being charged twice for the same crime
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