One and Only Chauvin-Floyd Murder Trial Thread

[toreyj01]

@thinkingman

@rp5x5

You are assuming the actual pressure on his neck. That cannot be gauged by watching the video. No evidence of trauma on the neck was found.

and, people who cant breathe typically cant yell they cant breathe. esp after yelling they cant breathe long before the foot on the neck

That only goes for choking and obstructed airways, actually. Old wives tale.

I have seen people in full blown respiratory distress state they couldn’t breath, even when their sat was below 60%. You can transfer air to talk, but that alone is not sufficient to sustain life. It takes a bit more air than that.

[Munimula1]

People HERE.

[thinkingman]

@toreyj01

@thinkingman

@rp5x5

You are assuming the actual pressure on his neck. That cannot be gauged by watching the video. No evidence of trauma on the neck was found.

and, people who cant breathe typically cant yell they cant breathe. esp after yelling they cant breathe long before the foot on the neck

That only goes for choking and obstructed airways, actually. Old wives tale.

I have seen people in full blown respiratory distress state they couldn’t breath, even when their sat was below 60%. You can transfer air to talk, but that alone is not sufficient to sustain life. It takes a bit more air than that.

not when the throat is compressed

[thinkingman]

@Munimula1

People HERE.

i dont see how that changes my question

but it’s a good indicator of what a sham trial this is

he’s going to be guilty by the power of woke

[Munimula1]

No- by the power of that video and eyewitness testimony.

[rp5x5]

The real meaning of law, motive and fair trial, is pushed aside by snarling animals in the jungle.

[thinkingman]

@Munimula1

No- by the power of that video and eyewitness testimony.

yeah sure

and not wanting to cause another summer of blm racist riots looting and murder

but they’ll prob do it regardless of outcome.

[Munimula1]

Chauvin is a murderer.

[thinkingman]

@rp5x5

The real meaning of law, motive and fair trial, is pushed aside by snarling animals in the jungle.

this trial is a ■■■■■■■ joke

mere formality

[thinkingman]

@Munimula1

Chauvin is a murderer.

oh the verdict’s out?

[toreyj01]

@thinkingman

@toreyj01

@thinkingman

@rp5x5

You are assuming the actual pressure on his neck. That cannot be gauged by watching the video. No evidence of trauma on the neck was found.

and, people who cant breathe typically cant yell they cant breathe. esp after yelling they cant breathe long before the foot on the neck

That only goes for choking and obstructed airways, actually. Old wives tale.

I have seen people in full blown respiratory distress state they couldn’t breath, even when their sat was below 60%. You can transfer air to talk, but that alone is not sufficient to sustain life. It takes a bit more air than that.

not when the throat is compressed

Side of the neck. Cuts off half the blood flow via the carotid artery. Still can talk. Problem is the weight and laying prone means you cannot inspire deeply because you cannot expand the chest wall adequately. The trachea was never compressed, he couldn’t breath because he was being pinned.

You could see him try and rotate his shoulder up to open up those ribs initially but he tired and eventually succumbed to anoxia.

[Munimula1]

No, I have seen the video. This isn’t a close call, and it isn’t a he said, she said. It is a video of a man in handcuffs being killed by a police officer while other police officers watched.

[DougBH]

Me, I’m just waiting for the verdict. I’ll go along with whatever they decide.

[5th_WiL]

1st degree.

The full tape and audio is the star witness.
He knew he killed Floyd and kept the knee on him after he died to create some “We were securing the suspect alibi.”

[Munimula1]

Chauvin Attorney: “A stressful situation can affect memory, right?”

Minneapolis EMT “Yes. That’s why it’s great that we have it on video.”

[thinkingman]

@Munimula1

No, I have seen the video. This isn’t a close call, and it isn’t a he said, she said. It is a video of a man in handcuffs being killed by a police officer while other police officers watched.

was he trying to kill him?

[5th_WiL]

Yes he killed him. This is obvious.

[Medicswife2002]

The testimony of someone trained in EMS begging them to start CPR virtually blew to smithereens any cockemamy excuses those ■■■■■■■ cops may try to use. I’m generally trustful of EMTs. They have no reason to lie - this is actually very simple.

But yes, everyone deserves their day in court and plus I really hope there are no riots.

[Munimula1]

@thinkingman

@Munimula1

No, I have seen the video. This isn’t a close call, and it isn’t a he said, she said. It is a video of a man in handcuffs being killed by a police officer while other police officers watched.

was he trying to kill him?

Yep. And he succeeded.

[thinkingman]

@Munimula1

@thinkingman

@Munimula1

No, I have seen the video. This isn’t a close call, and it isn’t a he said, she said. It is a video of a man in handcuffs being killed by a police officer while other police officers watched.

was he trying to kill him?

Yep. And he succeeded.

ok. why was he trying to kill him?