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I to question if Chauvin will receive a fair trail. In certain corners there's likely a presumption that Chauvin's innocent no matter what, due to the fact that George Floyd is black.
There's a presumption of innocence because that's part of the justice system of the United States. You have to prove guilt. He's not presumed guilty because he's white, that only works in liberal land.
There's a presumption of innocence because that's part of the justice system of the United States. You have to prove guilt. He's not presumed guilty because he's white, that only works in liberal land.
And that goes for George Floyd to. He's presume innocent, at least in theory...
There is no way he can get a fair trial. Not only that, but I wonder if the all of the professional witnesses for the state are influenced by the fear of retaliation when they testify.
You can find all of their home addresses online.
The left normalized violence and riots as mostly peaceful protests. How could anyone with their real name used in court not at least tip toe to the mob?
There is no way he can get a fair trial. Not only that, but I wonder if the all of the professional witnesses for the state are influenced by the fear of retaliation when they testify.
Exactly, I was thinking this too. Seems like the testimonies from the professionals seems to contradict many of their findings immediately after the incident, like the autopsy.
Does it really matter what the outcome is? These idiots will burn the city down with whatever the final outcome is. They don’t care about Floyd’s death.
He IS going-away for something.........that much I am sure of.
Is it fair........well, it is either he gets deep-sixed, or they burn this thing to a crisp.
It could be that Chauvin is actually guilty of at least manslaughter and will be found so by the jury. Then he'll be sentenced. If the sentence seems fair that will be the end of it except for a lengthy appeals process.
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