You know, you could just read two posts down from the one you quoted.
Iâm sure that those who will engage in destruction
and violence if they donât like the verdict are counting on influencing the judge and jury with that threat.
HmmmâŠYou mean kinda like Cons after the last Presidential election?. 
Stand by for âit was the libsâ.
No. Kinda like the fire, looting, and utter destruction that I believe @Jamerican has in mind.
The looting and rioting has no bearing on Chauvinâs guilt or innocence. If it is impressed upon the jury by the prosecution that beyond a reasonable doubt he murdered Floyd, theyâll find him guilty. Same goes for the defense in finding him innocent. Ask Zimmerman and Cosgrove.
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Stay on topic please.
Four days into it and I could only watch a little Monday. Whoâs winning?
According to the top Minneapolis Homicide Detective Lt. Richard Zimmerman, leaning on someoneâs neck after theyâve been cuffed is not, in fact, department polciy.
Are you kidding. Chavin in deep doo-do.
Allan
Defense havenât even started.
Sarcasm meter calibration time.
OopsâŠ
Just sayinâ- everytime I see Chauvinâs smug mug looking at the camera while kneeling on George Floydâs neck - I hope the jury sees what I see. I think they do.
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So whatâs it going to be?
I watched all last week, and saw every cell, body cam video. Chauvin is guilty of murder. Thereâs no reason on this earth that passing a counterfeit bill is a death sentence.
Today the jury was shown that video from the bystanders camera appeared to show tbe officerâs knee on the neck. But another closer camera showed for the exactly same time stamp that actually his knee was on Floydâs shoulder.
No one said it is. Only people trying to create lies would suggest that the restraint was caused by the initial crime of counterfeiting.
The restraint was caused by resisting arrest. Ask your science teacher.
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Not Chauvin.