kemmer

“Anti-Trump hater”?! Hahaha....
That would make me one of YOU retards.

kemmer

fullspinzoo’s thing is nasty insults, whatever the subject at hand.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

I wasn't responding to you, Seth, and whether or not Chauvin and Floyd knew each other has yet to be verified by any credible source.

I read the transcript of the call. The person who placed the call - believe it was a woman - was obviously confused (maybe scared) and not very well educated. The 911 operator had some difficulty getting good information from her and had to actually prompt the caller to describe the suspect, including his gender and race. However, the most critical point to this is the caller had no freaking idea who the suspect was. The caller gave no name and the 911 operator didn't ask for one. So, when the cops were dispatched, they had no idea who they would be dealing with.

911 Operator: What’s he look like, what race?

Caller: Um, he’s a tall guy. He’s like tall and bald, about like 6…6 1/2, and she’s not acting right so and she started to go, drive the car.

Operator: Okay so, female or a male?

Caller: Um…

Operator: Is it a girl or a boy?

Caller: (Talking to somebody else)—he’s asking (inaudible) one second. Hello?

Operator: Is it a girl or a boy that did this?

Caller: It is a man.

Operator: Okay. Is he white, black, Native, Hispanic, Asian?

Caller: Something like that.

Operator: Which one? White, black, Native, Hispanic, Asian?

Caller: No, he’s a black guy.

When I read the transcript, I went back to the videos taken from different perspectives - bystander cell phones, surveillance camera, even an officer's body cam - looking for any indication that, upon arrival at the scene, officer Chauvin recognized Floyd and interacted with him on that basis. Wasn't possible to make a determination one way or the other.

In any case, I do not believe in coincidence or speculation or improbabilities that can easily be fashioned into a conspiracy theory.

Daredevil

I've noticed.

In our twilight years, the things we choose to do, eh?

I can't believe people aren't raking this whacko over the coals for his loony idea. Just goes to show,

When there's a tragedy afoot, you can always bet some nutjob will try to do their own form of political exposé that ties it back to Soros/Gates/Clinton/Bush whoever.

Seth

The White House is a much more civil place with Hillary and her philandering husband long gone and the Trumps in residence, though they had to fumigate and scrub all the corruption and lies from the Obama Administration out of the woodwork.

kemmer

The Trump WH leaks like a sieve; nobody trusts anybody else because the slightest word against Trump gets reported and the unfortunate staffer gets fired. It’s a snakepit.

Seth

It's up to the prime mover in any organization to approve or disapprove the sharing of in-house discussions and other policy agendas. In the private sector this is known as proprietary information.

Anyone who leaks without the express permission of the prime mover, in this case the president, deserves the boot.

Crayons Loc: St Jo, Texas

Hard to find good employee's when the U.S district of criminals/bloated bureaucracy/deep-state are 90% subversive leftist's (and blackmailed)

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Subtle, baby, subtle.

Leave it to a battery powered sex toy to squeeze a little Trump into an unrelated discussion to see if it takes and where it will go. Well, it took, and now jolly boy can get his rocks off playing with, in a manner of speaking, himself.

Seth

frogdog

You called what here first? This was surely a planned murder. Floyd, was certainly a paid conspirator. Chauvin agreed to go to prison, along with the three other officers on the scene, just to help the democrats get government money. You certainly figured this one out. Pat yourself on the back. You've done it.

CodyCoonhound Loc: Redbone Country

Finally, you are admitting your problem. Now just try to get some education to solve your problem.