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JUST IN - U.S. Supreme Court declines to review Derek Chauvin's conviction in George Floyd's death.
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) November 20, 2023
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That's a lot of words to say you didn't watch the trial. All of that was addressed and some of what you're saying is just false.
Anyways, keep coping, Chauvin will spend the rest of his life in jail, where he belongs
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No they didn't.
@BimothyX2 did watch the trial.
Please explain how the ambulance didnt get lost, was it time dialation? Why was he saying he couldn't breathe before he was on the ground?
Let @BimothyX2 know so that @BimothyX2 may trust the science
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Nope don't care about your dumb excuses. Keep coping and seething. Chauvin will spend the rest of his life in prison and all your rage won't do a darn thing about it
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I actually want to know why bimothy (
) is wrong. I have no horse in this race
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Because everything he said doesn't matter. Police have a duty of care when arresting people. If a cop has someone arrested, they can't just violate that person's rights by kneeling on their necks (which was NOT approved department policy, as testified at trial). And they especially violate someone's rights and their own duty of care when they continue to kneel on someone's neck after that person becomes completely unresponsive and they're informed that the suspect's pulse has stopped. Chauvin continued to kneel on Floyd's neck for three minutes after Floyd went unconscious. Even if Floyd's death was a result of a drug overdose, Chauvin had a duty to begin first aid once it was clear that Floyd was having a medical episode and had lost consciousness. Instead, he violated his oath, Floyd's rights, and the law, when he continued to apply pressure to the neck of a dying man.
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