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<blockquote data-quote="RobGMN" data-source="post: 8904965" data-attributes="member: 683408">Weird tangent to avoid admitting you didn&#039;t comprehend his statement.Autopsy results indicate cause of death, not the legality of how it happened.Are you new?FOUR expert witnesses attrubited the death to asphyxia becasue of the knee on the neck.The defense&#039;s big argument was that the CAUSE should be &quot;undetermined&quot;.The defense failed to make their case.But you&#039;ll believe ANYTHING that tells you it was Floyd&#039;s own fault that he died.Facts be damned.That&#039;s only 10 pages of the report. Where is the rest?But since you are a better expert than the actual experts, explain the case title, please:[ATTACH=full]67429[/ATTACH]Says the guy who posted this drivel: &quot;Hell, crime might even drop if Black criminals knew they had an actually bounty on their heads for breaking the law instead of calling everyone racist when they get busted because they were just looking for food, or new shoes or fighting for BLM or whatever excuses they come up with to justify being criminals more than any other race in America... yes, I am on board.&quot;But not conspiracyt theories.My mind is easily changed if there are facts and evidence that show I am thinking incorrectly.Baseless claims, false statements, your personal beliefs, your demands that you know the facts, your silly conspiracy theories. None of those are things that would sway me to change my mind about something.You want me to belive that Democrats changed the laws in 2015 to make Trump look bad a decade later, then feel free to show me proof of time travel.You want me to believe that the judge, jury, and even Trump&#039;s own attorneys conspired against him to achieve a guilty decision, then show me some proof.You want me to believe that a mono amp has multiple channels, then show me proof.Stop posting BS you frabricated in your mind, claiming it is fact simply becasue you beleive it is fact.It&#039;s an idiotic thing to do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobGMN, post: 8904965, member: 683408"] Weird tangent to avoid admitting you didn't comprehend his statement. Autopsy results indicate cause of death, not the legality of how it happened. Are you new? FOUR expert witnesses attrubited the death to asphyxia becasue of the knee on the neck. The defense's big argument was that the CAUSE [I]should be "[/I]undetermined". The defense failed to make their case. But you'll believe ANYTHING that tells you it was Floyd's own fault that he died. Facts be damned. That's only 10 pages of the report. Where is the rest? But since you are a better expert than the actual experts, explain the case title, please: [ATTACH type="full" width="760px"]67429[/ATTACH] Says the guy who posted this drivel: [I]"Hell, crime might even drop if Black criminals knew they had an actually bounty on their heads for breaking the law instead of calling everyone racist when they get busted because they were just looking for food, or new shoes or fighting for BLM or whatever excuses they come up with to justify being criminals more than any other race in America... yes, I am on board."[/I] But not conspiracyt theories. My mind is easily changed if there are facts and evidence that show I am thinking incorrectly. Baseless claims, false statements, your personal beliefs, your demands that you know the facts, your silly conspiracy theories. None of those are things that would sway me to change my mind about something. You want me to belive that Democrats changed the laws in 2015 to make Trump look bad a decade later, then feel free to show me proof of time travel. You want me to believe that the judge, jury, and even Trump's own attorneys conspired against him to achieve a guilty decision, then show me some proof. You want me to believe that a mono amp has multiple channels, then show me proof. Stop posting BS you frabricated in your mind, claiming it is fact simply becasue you beleive it is fact. It's an idiotic thing to do. [/QUOTE]

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