Candace Owens Shoots On George Floyd

WyattEarp

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So what, Wyatt?!

They make money from being TV talking heads and they say and do whatever they need to make that $$$$$. You take any of them seriously?

You're saying this, as if it's some great discovery you've made. Becoming a media pundit is one of the great "money for nothing" gigs in the Western world. Every dubious turncoat in the land wants to land such a gig. In ages past, these people would be carnival barkers selling snake oil.
You have to follow the entire thread. There was hatin' on her here because she wasn't always a conservative. I said earlier it was common in the news industry for talking heads to repackage themselves. A thread can have two or more discussions intertwined.

This thread quickly morphed into a discussion about U.S. police brutality and less about Candace and her words. That's fine, no problem, but we do have this exact discussion going on concurrently in several other threads.

Me, I'm just "lounging" here enjoying my lunch.
 

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Isn't there a video where he was already cuffed, with them walking him over to the store wall. They then made him sit down for a while before bringing him back to the police SUV, where they put in him the back? Still cuffed, that's when they pulled him out and placed him on the pavement, when they weren't able to fastened the seat belt around him due to a struggle?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/05/30/video-timeline-george-floyd-death/?arc404=true

You won't find a better account of the events. No bias here in this.

No room for doubt he is guilty of murder.
 

black booty lover

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Should have served more than 5 years for that????????

Oh, he got what he deserved in the first place. The death penalty.

I'll leave it right there, because it's clearly you are too stupid for words.
You must be the biggest pussy on TERB. I can tell you that anyone who did that to my mother or sisters, I’d
Fucking slit their throat from ear to ear. Black, white, Asian, Latin, doesn’t matter to me.
 

Insidious Von

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Isn't there a video where he was already cuffed, with them walking him over to the store wall. They then made him sit down for a while before bringing him back to the police SUV, where they put in him the back? Still cuffed, that's when they pulled him out and placed him on the pavement, when they weren't able to fastened the seat belt around him due to a struggle?
I don't know about that, cops don't take that much time when they arrest someone.
 

Insidious Von

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You have to follow the entire thread. There was hatin' on her here because she wasn't always a conservative. I said earlier it was common in the news industry for talking heads to repackage themselves. A thread can have two or more discussions intertwined.
That's true, Sarah Isgur was once with FoxNews, now she's with CNN.

 

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I think it's wrong. Cop should get maximum punishment...But people need to know the difference between a hero and a victim...George was a victim and it's sad what happened to him.we have thousands of victims killed everyday...we should do protests for every victim everyday...
So it sounds to me that the cops only knew that he was a random guy who passed a phony twenty. The complainant did not name him, just that he was a suspicious looking black guy. As such, when they took him down, they were not aware of any prior legal problems or his history. Only that was black and that he was accused of passing a bad bill.


I needed to know why George Floyd was arrested in the first place.

A store owner phoned 911, complaining that a suspicious looking black man had passed a counterfeit $20 bill. The police showed up and located Floyd in his car. One of the cops pulled a gun on him, ordering him to show his hands. Floyd put his hands on the steering wheel. Then a second cop ordered him out of the car and he complied. They tried to handcuff him and he resisted, so they wrestled him to the ground and Chauvin put his knee to his neck, there were four cops in all. Two other cops had their knees on his back and legs while being handcuffed. After the handcuffs were in place, the cops relented but Chauvin didn't - he was enjoying the situation. Floyd died not from strangulation, his windpipe was still functioning, he died from lack of blood flow to the brain. Eight minutes was more than enough time for death by asphyxiation. Chauvin's bloodlust got the better of him.
 

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I think it's wrong. Cop should get maximum punishment...But people need to know the difference between a hero and a victim...George was a victim and it's sad what happened to him.we have thousands of victims killed everyday...we should do protests for every victim everyday...
If we will do that, everybody will die from hunger since noone will have time to work
 

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So it sounds to me that the cops only knew that he was a random guy who passed a phony twenty. The complainant did not name him, just that he was a suspicious looking black guy. As such, when they took him down, they were not aware of any prior legal problems or his history. Only that was black and that he was accused of passing a bad bill.
He was also fat. Maybe cops do not like fat guys: too heavy to handle.
 

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Uh oh she doesn't support George Floyd and refuses to see him as a martyr.
Are you shocked by the fact that black people sometimes disagree with each other or are you just using one black person as an excuse to dismiss the many who disagree?
 

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My point point is pretty clear unlike yours. People are acting like he was a civil right leader or a martyr when he was actually a piece of shit. Does mean he deserved to die? I don't think so. Had have been put in jail for life for holding a loaded gun to a pregnant women's stomach, maybe he would be alive today. I would love to ask this women how she feels about the way the U.S is acting like upstanding citizen that should be remembered like some kind of hero.
I haven't seen any coverage claiming he was anything like civil rights leader. All the coverage I've seen are remembering him as a victim of police violence against black people, something that has happened pretty often.
 

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Are you shocked by the fact that black people sometimes disagree with each other or are you just using one black person as an excuse to dismiss the many who disagree?
Black people appear to be 99% in agreeance that GL is a martyr from I can see. She's taking a contrarian point of view.

Myself I just see a guy who should be alive today. Who was killed over $20 in essence. And I'm not convinced he even did that.
 
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So it sounds to me that the cops only knew that he was a random guy who passed a phony twenty. The complainant did not name him, just that he was a suspicious looking black guy. As such, when they took him down, they were not aware of any prior legal problems or his history. Only that was black and that he was accused of passing a bad bill.
The store owner also stated he was obviously acting erratically like he was strung out on drugs, which the autopsy proved was correct.
 

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I haven't seen any coverage claiming he was anything like civil rights leader. All the coverage I've seen are remembering him as a victim of police violence against black people, something that has happened pretty often.
really??? because all the vigils and everything for him make it seem like he was a good man that lost his life, and the reality is he was piece of shit.
 

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For a guy who allegedly doesn't look at colour, he sure gets offended when certain people get uppity.
It's the way he rolls, and he's not shy about it. I like that. You wouldn't have guessed he was repugnant a few years ago, but it does take certain incidents for people to really show who they are.

He's the "stay in your place, boy" kinda guy.
 
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