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To: truthxchange
I will never forget the revulsive, heart-wrenching image of George Floyd’s face and neck crushed into the pavement and the coldly passive face of the white cop who refused to let him up in spite of his gasping cries for mercy. The whole world, whatever its ethnicity or nationality, is outraged.

Outraged? Uhh well,no.

2 posted on 06/12/2020 7:34:47 AM PDT by SanchoP (We're passed the biological softening up and beginning the open warfare strategy. WAKE UP!!)
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To: SanchoP

It’s about property rights and loosening the protections of them. If you can’t get redistribution of wealth politically and institutionally (we already have it, but not NEARLY as much as they would like) then you can just go out and take it. But what stands in the way is law enforcement of criminal theft and organized crime. You get rid of the cops, and you can steal, car-jack, and even overrun whole areas and appropriate property, because there is nothing to stop it. Court cases and judge’s gavels are neutered without an enforcement arm.


4 posted on 06/12/2020 7:38:28 AM PDT by z3n
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To: SanchoP

There is a good probability that this was not about race at all, but about a distinct animosity between two men who were acquainted with each other in a very difference context, and Derek Chauvin, a “dirty cop” in the very best of the tradition, was a “quick on the trigger” kind of Dirty Harry. El Nuevo Rodeo, the Latin nightclub where Chauvin worked as a security guard, also employed George Floyd. The nightclub had at one time been under investigation for passing of counterfeit bills, which may have been the source of the $20 bill that George Floyd attempted to pass. It is quite possible that Derek Chauvin knew a great deal more about the counterfeiting operation, and when George Floyd attempted to pass a bill, the assault that Officer Chauvin visited upon Floyd was a punishment directed from above to close a possible line of inquiry about the alleged counterfeiting ring.

The death was by no means accidental.


9 posted on 06/12/2020 7:52:18 AM PDT by alloysteel (Freedom is not a matter of life and death. It is much more serious than that..)
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To: SanchoP

The poor man died because he tried to pass a counterfeit $20. That’s outrageous and wrong, and has nothing whatsoever with the commies hijacking the grief for what happened in Minneapolis to further their own ill-conceived goals.

This is the left learning from the history of the McCarthy era to weaponize hysteria while hiding behind black people because they know that when the belief bubble pops, somebody is going to be blamed, and they don’t want it to be them. They need a patsy. They will then fade back into the shadows until the next time. In short, they are making everything worse, and there ain’t no pot of utopia at the end of the shitbow.


12 posted on 06/12/2020 8:04:20 AM PDT by BlackAdderess
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To: SanchoP

No, it’s the Muslims trying to take control.


29 posted on 06/12/2020 5:28:45 PM PDT by Salvation ("With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26)
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