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What an opioid overdose looks like. Typically, the victim doesn't go into immediate cardiac arrest. They will become increasingly sluggish and sleepy, with slower and slower breathing. But it is a gradual process. Not sudden cardiac arrest. The pinpoint pupils are another symptom. They won't be yelling I can't breathe for several minutes. They just zone out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB4ysD6rrBM
 
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Every single ****ing narrative the left and media feed the public is a lie.

You all should be ashamed of yourselves for falling for this.

Should have an immediate dismissal.
 
thethe said:
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Every single ****ing narrative the left and media feed the public is a lie.

You all should be ashamed of yourselves for falling for this.

Should have an immediate dismissal.
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At least a few dozen black people were killed in the protests and hundreds of black owned businesses destroyed.

And they were during the pandemic!! Who knows how many grandmas were killed
 
sturg33 said:
At least a few dozen black people were killed in the protests and hundreds of black owned businesses destroyed.

And they were during the pandemic!! Who knows how many grandmas were killed
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Yup. Everything the left claims they care about they have no regard for.

Add to the above listing how this impacted policing which SURPRISE had no impact on white people but disastrous impact on minorities.

These ****ers are pure evil. Self righteous losers like JPX who think they are better than everyone because they were handed a piece of paper from a pointless institution.
 
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And the violence when he is not convicted is gonna be epic.

Hope none of yall are in ****hole cities
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I’m way too close and we had pointless protests in my town as well.

I’ve got my rifle and shotgun ready to defend my wife and newborn.
 
Would you agree that we need serious reforms regarding district attorneys? They are some of the most powerful people in the country. They can make a guilty person innocent by choosing not to prosecute and they can make innocent peoples life hell. I dont think that couple should be prosecuted but what that prosecutor is doing is done all over the country against people with little ability to fight back. Imagine spending years in jail never getting a trial then just released with charges dropped but you lost years of your life in a cage. Now your probably homeless with no job with serious mental damage from the time incarcerated despite no conviction. And the DA isnt responsible for any of it. One thing that desperately needs to be illegal is DAs offering people plea deals that let them out now or have to spend another 6 months or so behind bars awaiting trial. Put yourself in that situation. You have been in jail 6 months. DA comes around and says if you sign a plea deal you go home today or you dont and you spend another 6 months in jail awaiting trial. 95% of people will take that deal. Absolute horse****
 
nsacpi said:
What an opioid overdose looks like. Typically, the victim doesn't go into immediate cardiac arrest. They will become increasingly sluggish and sleepy, with slower and slower breathing. But it is a gradual process. Not sudden cardiac arrest. The pinpoint pupils are another symptom. They won't be yelling I can't breathe for several minutes. They just zone out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB4ysD6rrBM
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I have no idea how it changes things but Floyd also had meth in his system. Meth and fentanyl is a version of a speedball where you mix a simulant and opioid together. I have no idea what a speedball overdose looks like.

You also can get into some murkier areas where it was a combination of the officer's actions and the drugs that killed Floyd with neither being sufficient on its own. I'd have to research what Minnesota law is in such situations so I can't speak to how that would play out legally.
 
They should have a large man do what Chauvin did and put a knee on his neck for the entire trial. If he doesnt die that's some good evidence for him.
 
Not sure what the relevance of that would be since chauvin didn’t have his knee on Floyd’s neck.

But you and your pro criminal ideology are always going to get these things wrong.
 
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Reminds me of an old NBA story. Kevin McHale once complained to a ref about Rick Mahorn stepping on his foot. And Mahorn asked the ref to tell McHale to stop kicking him under his foot. I dunno. Looks like Floyd is using his neck to kneecap Chauvin there. I'll have to watch the replay in slow motion.

Btw when Floyd vacated his bladder maybe the cops should have taken that as a hint of distress.
 
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Really? Where was the knee located then?
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Top of shoulder blade. Would have thought you would be following the trial.

Even had a specialist testify that is the proper technique and they are supposed to hold it until EMT arrives.

The prosecutions case has been decimated. Full dismissal incoming.
 
lol

you two are something else lol


cajun, he is literately telling you to not believe what you are obviously seeing happen lol
 
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