Racism aka Making Mountains Out Of Molehills

[D-train]

Some Minnesota gov. official just suggested that the rioters and looters could be part of a white supremacist group from out of state. We have all seen the videos which clearly show that well over 90% of them are black.

There are definitely some paid antifa agitators.

Protestors wearing ear pieces. Pallets of bricks being placed around the cities.

All orchestraded as misdirection.

My guess it is about 70% people looking for an excuse to cause chaos and steal stuff, 20% antifa and 10% that actually are protesting the murder.

[bpj]

Sounds about right to me!

I forget where it was now, but the conversation of all of the recent race-war bait they have been pumping nonstop for weeks since the Covid narrative fell apart.

The ones I'm talking about were:
1) the black dude beating the geezer in the nursing home
2) Joe Biden saying people ain't black if they dont vote for him
3) Angry Karen in dog park harassed by black man for not having dog on leash and calls cops on him trying to get him killed
4) George Floyd getting snuffed out

They know people are about to realize covid is nothing and walk back out their doors.

They need to draw attention away from the good things that are about to happen. This is their final hail mary before the deep state is what gets burnt to the ground.

Let's see if the riots keep up through Rosensteins testimony and General Flynns continued exoneration and uncovering of Obamagate.

Smokescreens.

[Moe Gibbs]

A preliminary autopsy found no indication that Floyd died of strangulation or traumatic asphyxia, but that the combined effects of being restrained, underlying health conditions, including coronary artery disease and hypertensive heart disease, and potential intoxicants in his system likely contributed to his death.[23][24] Attorneys for Floyd's family announced that they have requested an independent autopsy.[25]

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

I have been waiting to hear this.

[DavidGee24]

I would add two more indictments on people in general from this event:

1) Most people are either on one side of the fence or the other. It was horribly wrong what that cop did, and it's horribly wrong that these people are out looting and burning. Yet so few people seem to realize that and focus on either one or the other, you see that on pretty much every news story. It's just easier for stupid people to throw rocks at one side than it is to think critically.

2) There was a story today about the 17 year old girl who filmed it and people on her Facebook page giving her grief for not intervening. In her case, there's very little she can do, but she was far from being the only one filming. There were probably a number of people who saw what was happening, went oh man, this will look so cool on my Instagram, and took out their stupid phones instead of doing something. Even so much as one white male could have done something to stop it. The cops aren't going to shoot him, the worst anyone would have done was push him away. But nope, people gotta get that plum for Instagram. Imagine if Pearl Harbor happened today, our sailors would be whipping out their phones to watch themselves getting bombed.

[DavidGee24]

A preliminary autopsy found no indication that Floyd died of strangulation or traumatic asphyxia, but that the combined effects of being restrained, underlying health conditions, including coronary artery disease and hypertensive heart disease, and potential intoxicants in his system likely contributed to his death.[23][24] Attorneys for Floyd's family announced that they have requested an independent autopsy.[25]

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

I have been waiting to hear this.

Does that negate what the officer did, in your opinion?

[bpj]

I would add two more indictments on people in general from this event:

1) Most people are either on one side of the fence or the other. It was horribly wrong what that cop did, and it's horribly wrong that these people are out looting and burning. Yet so few people seem to realize that and focus on either one or the other, you see that on pretty much every news story. It's just easier for stupid people to throw rocks at one side than it is to think critically.

2) There was a story today about the 17 year old girl who filmed it and people on her Facebook page giving her grief for not intervening. In her case, there's very little she can do, but she was far from being the only one filming. There were probably a number of people who saw what was happening, went oh man, this will look so cool on my Instagram, and took out their stupid phones instead of doing something. Even so much as one white male could have done something to stop it. The cops aren't going to shoot him, the worst anyone would have done was push him away. But nope, people gotta get that plum for Instagram. Imagine if Pearl Harbor happened today, our sailors would be whipping out their phones to watch themselves getting bombed.

Yes, I'd be surprised if a couple of them aren't jumping around in the background yelling, "Worldstaaaar!"

[bpj]

A preliminary autopsy found no indication that Floyd died of strangulation or traumatic asphyxia, but that the combined effects of being restrained, underlying health conditions, including coronary artery disease and hypertensive heart disease, and potential intoxicants in his system likely contributed to his death.[23][24] Attorneys for Floyd's family announced that they have requested an independent autopsy.[25]

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

I have been waiting to hear this.

Does that negate what the officer did, in your opinion?

I know you didnt ask me, but I don't think it matters at all.

When Jeffrey Epstein hung himself and Trump colluded with Russia, that was our signal not to trust anything we're told.

I would be surprised if the results weren't pre-ordeigned to elicit more rage from the rioting thugs.

[D-train]

https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status ... 7394865152

[D-train]

https://twitter.com/Pismo_B/status/1266861458979078146

[Moe Gibbs]

Does that negate what the officer did, in your opinion?

It doesn't negate. Only inventing a Time Machine could "negate" what happened.
A better question is if the autopsy should either exonerate the cop or lessen the charge. I'll let expert testimony, learned opinion and legal precedent hash all that out. What I do know is that patrolling our Urban Congos is a job that should be handed over to 100% Black LEOs from top to bottom. Let's see how that works out after a 10 year trial. Let's be sure to keep track of all the "Unarmed Deaths", if this Social Experiment I would love to see happen...ever played out.