Why Was George Floyd Murdered And Why Publicly ?

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[patriotfury]

Or was it...?

[riri]

I have read the bar was a La Raza front for gun running.

[ataDude]

This is the biggest piece of junk “journalism” I’ve seen in a lonnnnng time.

[Ann Archy]

The EMT's were HORRIBLE....IF they WERE really EMT's!! They slung him on the gurney, still handcuffed.....was it a REAL person??Does ANYONE have the entire video from start to finish?? WHO did the video anyway??? One person?? Many? WHO? Usually they give a little credit in the corner of the video.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Now we’re in my wheelhouse!

[jocon307]

“But when did the Bavarian Illuminati use the second refrigerator key to steal the strawberries?”

That IS the question!

[BDParrish]

I find it truly frustrating.
We have a cause worth fighting for.
I forget the quote, we are in the uncomfortable period when we can no longer live with them, but it is still to early to shoot the burst turds.
Without a clear leader and without a galvanizing event, Old Baldy need not point his reproachful wing at me.
Thank you for the kindness of your honorable and understanding response.

[NetAddicted]

I’ve been wondering why George Floyd was executed so publically.

[Bjorn218]

It is not unusual at all that a cop with multiple complaints against him is untouched. Countless cops who are dirty are still riding around. We have several cops here who have been fired for doing illegal stuff on camera. What happens then is their union rep goes to an arbitrator who give the guy his job back after say 30-45 days. It’s how the police system is set up to protect dirty cops. San Antonio Police Dept is the most corrupt police force in the United States. All these smaller towns take their cues from ours. Boston and Chicago both come in behind us.

[NobleFree]

Floyd was on Meth and Fentanyl could have died just walking down the street.

Evidence for that "could have"? It's my understanding that with any opioid a lethal dose will manifest in seconds.