A lynch mob is a group of four men holding a guy down while he suffocates in an illegal chokehold. For the first time in American history a lynch mob was persecuted and you're all up in arms about it.

Using an illegal choke hold on a guy for 9 minutes resulting in death is textbook manslaughter.

Nowhere in the link does it have the 17 year old be in a 9 minute choke hold lol. What a deflection and step away from the situation.

This post was edited by Skinned on May 21 2022 11:31am

i wonder why none of these other stories count?
Tony Timpa Died After Cops Kneeled on His Back and Joked About It.

I can think of one thing that has changed

This post was edited by Goomshill on May 23 2022 08:44pm

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lethal_dose



You are way too hung up on 11 ng/ml "being a lethal dose" and assume it MUST have killed him.

His weakened heart couldn't pump blood through his constricted body? Glad you've caught up with the rest of the scientific world.

11 ng/ml of fentanyl was already within the range of a lethal dose for a normal healthy adult male in a vacuum. If a normal healthy adult male was found dead in a hotel room and they only two facts known were that he had 11 ng/ml fentanyl in his system and he was dead, any medical examiner would label it an overdose death and case closed. But George Floyd wasn't normal or healthy, and we knew all other kinds of facts. He was polysubstance abusing, with uppers and downers combined, reducing the thresholds for potentially lethal dosage. Having cardiomegaly to the tune of 540g is something like 3.5 standard deviations past average for an adult man, past the upper limit, a very oversized heart that would struggle to pump blood, a risk of heart failure and cardiac arrest. Having left ventricular hypertrophy shows the heart has already been failing for a long time and struggling to pump blood, weakening the heart and showing a risk of heart failure and cardiac arrest. Having 90% proximal narrowing of the right coronary artery and 75% of other arteries, shows extremely severe end-stage multifocal atherosclerosis. By far the greatest risk factor of acute cardiovascular events resulting in heart failure and cardiac arrest. Then on top of that, we have the evidence showing George Floyd was experiencing shortness of breath and delirium consistent with heart failure prior to being restrained, and evidence supporting that he downed some unknown quantity of fentanyl-laced percocets while in the process of being detained, presumably to try to destroy the evidence. Since we saw the ones he spat back up, which could only have gotten into the cruiser if they were in his mouth before he was put there handcuffed, and the presence of two partially digested pills is reason to deduce there were more pills that he actually did swallow.

His heart wasn't healthy enough for sitting upright in bed, much less doing an entire bag of drugs and seeing how it pans out. An ordinary person might have died with that fentanyl in their system, but someone with extremely severe cardiovascular disease, at risk of dropping dead at any moment even without the presence of drugs? As far as drugs go, it was a one way trip

Except guy was straight up chocked on camera for 9 minutes. You don't have an analog to that. You keep making up these other situations and saying it is similar to that and it isn't. You talk about something else entirely and say "see".

You will jump through so many mental hoops to pretend there aren't dirty cops and to pretend that Derek Chauvin didn't murder George Floyd. We get it, you hate George Floyd, but his murder is still a murder, even if he got high earlier that day.

Of course they said he has aggravated delirium. The requirement for aggregated delirium is being black and being killed by a police officer in custody. Every black person ever killed by the police was in an aggravated delirium per the police and uncritical people. Its a meme at this point.

Cause of death was asphyxiation not overdose of fentanyl. He kept saying "I can't breath" as well, so the officer knew he was suffocating him, and casually continued with his hands in his pockets. That is called the banality of evil.

This post was edited by Skinned on May 24 2022 06:10am

What this is called is a defensive mechanism, a hostile reaction to being presented with facts that contradict a preformed viewpoint. A viewpoint that wasn't formed by rational analysis of the facts, but one of prejudice and political narrative. Once people are whipped up into the frenzy of a mob, they can truly believe that woman was a witch, that christian blasphemed against the prophet mohammed, that cop killed that black man. It doesn't matter how much evidence there is to the contrary, how incontrovertible the case is. I don't see you engaging with the facts or trying to walk through any of the logic, because you don't need to. All you needed were emotions.

You have extermination camps deniers. Then you have Floyd & others related cases deniers.
Same logic, same thing.

If you're getting choked can you speak? No you can't, you can only gurgle and it wouldn't take 9 minutes for him to pass out when the cop was indeed choking him.

More importantly if career criminal Floyd had simply cooperated he wouldn't have been in that situation. Better yet, he could have tried to get a job just like everybody else instead of walking around with counterfeit bills and he wouldn't have had any trouble that day.

If he was such a good boy as you always claim he wouldn't have had a shitload of illegal drugs in his system either.