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Floyd's criminal history

Posted By: Snowpa

Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 01:50 PM

Floyd had landed five years behind bars in 2009 for an assault and robbery two years earlier, and before that, had been convicted of charges ranging from theft with a firearm to drugs, the Daily Mail reported. And caught passing a counterfeit 20 dollar bill ,and thats not all . Im not condoning the officer's actions but he was in fact not such a great guy and his bad decisions actually caused his death.
Posted By: Sharon

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 01:58 PM

Well known Candace Owens sums it up well. She is fearless and factual.



Posted By: Leftlane

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 02:00 PM

Candice Owens could be our first female black president if you ask me.
Can we count on your vote Sharron?
Posted By: 160user

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 02:00 PM

Now lets not muddle the new with actual FACTS!
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 02:02 PM

I thought they said he was a pastor?
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 02:05 PM

You're all obviously racist!!
Posted By: Trapper7

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 03:53 PM

A very brave young lady who will either be disregarded by the fake news people or will put a spin on everything she's said.

I find it interesting when she said 50% of crime committed in America involves black people. Yet, they are only 13% of the total population.
Posted By: Sharon

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 04:00 PM

Originally Posted by Trapper7
A very brave young lady who will either be disregarded by the fake news people or will put a spin on everything she's said.

I find it interesting when she said 50% of crime committed in America involves black people. Yet, they are only 13% of the total population.



Lots of facts she reports ...here is a re-cap of the last video...some things are similar to what she said before, but many other interesting info in this re-cap. How it all connects too with ANTIFA .

Leftlane, gotta appreciate those sensible ones in this nonsense nowadays .

Education is a good thing.
Posted By: Boco

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 04:38 PM

She's an aunt jemima(female uncle tom).
Looking for approval from Whitey.
Posted By: Finster

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 05:13 PM

Always loved Candice. I wish she would run for office.
Posted By: 330-Trapper

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 05:19 PM

Originally Posted by Boco
She's an aunt jemima(female uncle tom).
Looking for approval from Whitey.

She's an intelligent Black Female that speaks the Truth
She dosent care about "approval"
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 05:26 PM

Originally Posted by 330-Trapper
Originally Posted by Boco
She's an aunt jemima(female uncle tom).
Looking for approval from Whitey.

She's an intelligent Black Female that speaks the Truth
She dosent care about "approval"


X2
Posted By: Leftlane

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 05:34 PM

Originally Posted by 330-Trapper
Originally Posted by Boco
She's an aunt jemima(female uncle tom).
Looking for approval from Whitey.

She's an intelligent Black Female that speaks the Truth
She dosent care about "approval"


X3
Posted By: loosegoose

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 05:55 PM

His past criminal history isn't important in the moment of arrest. Doesn't matter if he's the pope or jack the ripper,neither gives the okay to use deadly force. The only thing that gives the okay to use deadly force in the moment is what's happening in the moment. Previous criminal history, though, can be an indication as to what to expect when arresting someone, for example if someone has a history of fighting the police it's fair to assume that they're going to fight again.

His bad decisions led to his getting arrested, but he didn't make any decisions that caused officers to sit on top of him for several minutes after he was obviously passed out.
Posted By: yotetrapper30

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 05:58 PM

Originally Posted by Sharon
Well known Candace Owens sums it up well. She is fearless and factual.



The hate the black and white liberal community pours on this girl is beyond sad. The most racist, vile comments are made towards her from WHITE people, and the blacks celebrate the whites.
Posted By: Kart29

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 06:06 PM

Originally Posted by Boco
She's an aunt jemima(female uncle tom).
Looking for approval from Whitey.


Haven't you guys been around Boco long enough to know when he's purposely making pointed, sarcastic comments for our enjoyment and amusement?

And he has a point - I suspect there are some people who think that about her.
Posted By: WhiteTrash 88

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 06:34 PM

Aunt jemima pancakes with out her syrup,is like the spring with out the fall.
Posted By: Marty

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 06:40 PM

None of this is about race. It is about being able to loot and supporting a political agenda/gaining votes to further that agenda. That agenda is un american.
Posted By: gman

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 07:32 PM

I thought they said he was a pastor?


NO. He was going to be one as soon as he got his life straightened out-which he was in the process of doing.
Posted By: Boco

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 08:02 PM

He was in the process of straightening out his life by doing fentanyl and passing counterfeit money?
He must have really been bad before.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 08:28 PM

Originally Posted by Boco
He was in the process of straightening out his life by doing fentanyl and passing counterfeit money?
He must have really been bad before.



lol
Posted By: James

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 08:29 PM

Floyd's criminal history is irrelevant. None of his crimes deserved the death penalty.

Jim
Posted By: Flipper

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 08:35 PM

Funny how all you see is edited video all the officers had there body cams on. Usually the people press to see the body cam video. This time not why.
Posted By: Finster

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 08:52 PM

The guy should not have died in the manner that he did and the police involved should be held accountable. However, he is by no means some upstanding citizen. He was a violent career criminal that had just committed another felony (passing counterfeit money). When you have a rap sheet like that, and the morals to boot, how do you think your life is going to end? If it wasn't the cops this time, it may have been a drug deal gone bad next time or a homeowner with a gun at some point. I don't believe the "turning his life around" crap. Every criminal that gets killed was in the middle of turning their life around. I'm sick to death of that BS story. One thing is pretty certain, he probably wasn't going to die of old age, surrounded by loved ones after doing good his whole life. He died the way most violent criminals die. Violently. Not an excuse for the police involved by any means. I'm merely pointing out the probability. He was anything but the martyr the libs are trying to portray. Here's his sheet:

George Floyd moved to Minneapolis in 2014 for a fresh start after being released from prison in Houston, Texas following an arrest for aggravated robbery
Floyd died on Monday after a white officer knelt on his neck while arresting him for allegedly paying with a fake $20 bill
None of the officers could have been aware of Floyd's more than a decade-old criminal history at the time of the arrest
The 46-year-old had left behind his past in Houston after being released from prison stemming from a 2007 robbery
He plead guilty to entering a pregnant woman’s home, pointing a gun at her stomach and searching the home for drugs and money, according to court records
Floyd was sentenced to 10 months in jail for having less than one gram of cocaine in a December 2005 arrest
He had previously been sentenced to eight months for the same offense, stemming from an October 2002 arrest
Floyd was arrested in 2002 for criminal trespassing and served 30 days in jail
He had another stint for a theft in August 1998
Posted By: Rat Masterson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 08:53 PM

Saint George got 5 years for breaking in to a house and holding a gun to a woman's stomach while his partner searched for money and drugs. While not worthy of a death sentence it's close.
Posted By: Finster

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 08:54 PM

Originally Posted by Rat Masterson
Saint George got 5 years for breaking in to a house and holding a gun to a woman's stomach while his partner searched for money and drugs. While not worthy of a death sentence it's close.

A pregnant woman no less.
Posted By: rendezvous

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 08:58 PM

Candace Owens is an amazing young lady... NY Governor? Senate? Congress?
Posted By: upstateNY

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 08:58 PM

Originally Posted by Sharon
Well known Candace Owens sums it up well. She is fearless and factual.




^^
Posted By: Sharon

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:09 PM

Boco.....taking a deep breath...

Many northerners don't quite understand those deep south terms , much less lived around them , as I have. That's a good thing, too, as traditional southern ways often have a sad past in treatment . The northern states , and Canada , have been largely spared such depressed attitudes . I wish all places were so.

I have seen you be a nice person on here, Boco... you must value good things and information learned in life. If you didn't, you wouldn't be so willing to add such helpful info on trapping techniques to help fellow trappers do their work better and easier, thus gaining in their lives and making better money from quality handled fur. Your videos on scraping easily a hide in sub zero weather , making that job easy . I thought that was so cool. You get no money from your advice, you offer it freely to help others. You have demonstrated a kind helpful nature to others.

Just like so many others here who do the same. That is what makes the type of people here so powerful.

Because of these things, I would like to pay back to you a wee bit of understanding, in the same motive as when you offer info to others that benefits them.

Candace is really , REALLY, not playing the Uncle Tom role.

I well know intimately, what that mindset is, being born and raised in the deep south back east. Quite different than the mid west to more northern black lifestyles. There are even different dialects in speech and terms among black cultures , depending on the south or northern area, and any interracial influence . Whole different worlds , just as in white cultures ...different dialects even among southern whites, depending on the state they live in.

I was partially raised by a black nanny of the old time southern tradition . Her name was Lula May , and she had more common sense than many whites.

The "Uncle Tom" role, is far different than anything Candace ever says, in word and the tone inflection she uses to articulate her thoughts. An Uncle Tom mindset not only reveals itself in simple , uneducated speech (even done on purpose when needed from a brilliant mind), it is submissive, placating, a countenance complete with body language of lowered eyes reminiscent of a servant to a boss.

The "Aunt Jemima " image , such as on the old syrup bottles , is a complete different genre . Of hard workers , yes, hired help who work their hands to the bone , often becoming very beloved members of the household or estates they work for, considered family . Not a few times has the "Aunt J." bailed out a white member, having their backs from trouble , even in legal matters. My Lula May was such a woman . She didn't take no mess from anyone. She gave me mindset of sayings to live by that I have never forgotten to this day. And that work.

Candace lowers her eyes to no one. Her very countenance in posture, facial expression and the brilliance of her thoughts articulated is as opposite to that old demeaning term as night is to day.

She is tackling a generation's old problem that few people of any race has had the courage to tell out loud, much less see and admit. She acknowledges the insulting terms that some whites have used , and the disgust is seen equally in her face.

The things happening these days , I especially think of people like our own Tman Tribe's resident black fella, wolfdog . Such a fun, friendly guy. What a world he lives in , the perspective he must have seeing two clashing colours, blend into a new colour tone he exists in, making it work for his happiness.

And how words from others must have deepened his discernment and patience in dealing with people , knowing most folks don't mean him harm.

None of this is about race. Candace pulls the veil away to simply show what has been an unspoken embarrassment to black culture for generations. She is trying to help all people to see the groups and organizations who take advantage of their own race, and anyone else along the way.

She reveals way beyond the incident at hand now- she shows the motives and undercurrent of control and political predation that has used these things for power and money.

Back to work for me now.
Posted By: Boco

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:16 PM

Here we go again,I never said I thought she was an uncle tom/aunt jemima-that is how the progressive blacks view her as stated in many articles.
Just pointing that out a fact.
Not my view of her.
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:21 PM

He was being the best person he could be...........that's why he moved to Minnieyapolis.
Posted By: Paul Dobbins

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:22 PM

It is puzzling how the media have been portraying him as a "Gentle Giant" who wouldn't hurt a flea, when he's had the history he's had. He didn't deserve being killed, but they should portray him accurately, rather than raising him to sainthood status.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:22 PM

Tough if not impossible to bring up past crimes in court a slick lawyer would make sure it’s suppressed. Like said it has nothing to do with him getting killed all they need to focus on is the training not being followed.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:28 PM

Has anybody else noticed that when a lawyer walks in everybody else leaves the room, including the truth.
Posted By: jbyrd63

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:31 PM

figures. Media is hollering pre meditated because he knew him. Maybe because he did know him why he was aware of how he acted
Posted By: Rat_Pack

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:34 PM

His bad decisions didn't cause his death. A bad cop caused his death. What he was before or did before his death means nothing. He would never have been memorialized either if it weren't for a bad cop.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:44 PM

Originally Posted by Paul Dobbins
It is puzzling how the media have been portraying him as a "Gentle Giant" who wouldn't hurt a flea, when he's had the history he's had. He didn't deserve being killed, but they should portray him accurately, rather than raising him to sainthood status.

I imagine it is the same reason they reported that a WHITE cop killed an unarmed BLACK man. The true racist are fanning the flames and news like that could quench the fire.
Posted By: wy.wolfer

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:45 PM

Originally Posted by Boco
Here we go again,I never said I thought she was an uncle tom/aunt jemima-that is how the progressive blacks view her as stated in many articles.
Just pointing that out a fact.
Not my view of her.

FINALLY SOME CLARITY!! Now I like you again.........for now.
Posted By: WhiteTrash 88

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:50 PM

After consulting with the law firm Dewy Cheetum and How there opinion was this. Hey Moe Hey Larry,them cops is toast.
Posted By: Sharon

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:55 PM

Originally Posted by Boco
Here we go again,I never said I thought she was an uncle tom/aunt jemima-that is how the progressive blacks view her as stated in many articles.
Just pointing that out a fact.
Not my view of her.


I see what you are meaning, phrasing it this way. I didn't get you the first time you wrote that.

She does take a lot of heat from them because they don't want to admit or look into the facts so they lash out with simpler insults.

If Floyd wasn't high on drugs and acting such in a store so as to alarm the folks working there , the police would not have been called to start with . Just another repeat of what he has been doing most of his life, evidently. It is sad it ended the way it did.

Attention could have been on people doing good things in opening up the economy.


Thanks for the clarification, Boco.
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:58 PM

I'd guess just to pacify the racists, the cops will be publicly sentenced to near-death, then they'll disappear never to be seen again.
Posted By: Nittany Lion

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:58 PM

Originally Posted by Paul Dobbins
It is puzzling how the media have been portraying him as a "Gentle Giant" who wouldn't hurt a flea, when he's had the history he's had. He didn't deserve being killed, but they should portray him accurately, rather than raising him to sainthood status.


The Boss nailed it.
Posted By: ratbrain

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 09:59 PM

Originally Posted by Nittany Lion
Originally Posted by Paul Dobbins
It is puzzling how the media have been portraying him as a "Gentle Giant" who wouldn't hurt a flea, when he's had the history he's had. He didn't deserve being killed, but they should portray him accurately, rather than raising him to sainthood status.


The Boss nailed it.

X2!
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 10:03 PM

The picture of him in a suit and tie that the media is using is quite a contrast to the video of him being arrested.
Posted By: Actor

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 10:05 PM

Originally Posted by gman
I thought they said he was a pastor?


NO. He was going to be one as soon as he got his life straightened out-which he was in the process of doing.


RIGHT! And I am going to be the Pope... just as soon as I become a Catholic.!

Garry-
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 10:08 PM

Originally Posted by Rat_Pack
His bad decisions didn't cause his death. A bad cop caused his death. What he was before or did before his death means nothing. He would never have been memorialized either if it weren't for a bad cop.


If he did not fall on the ground rather then get in the vehicle he would be alive today maybe. About every case like this started with the choice to not follow simple directions time and time again then it escalates out of control.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 10:10 PM

Originally Posted by Gary Benson
The picture of him in a suit and tie that the media is using is quite a contrast to the video of him being arrested.


It’s better than the 6th grade graduation picture they were hoping to use.
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 10:12 PM

He never made it through 6th grade....
Posted By: teepee2

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 10:25 PM

I thought her best observation was at the end. "You do stupid things you get stupid prizes".
Posted By: trap master

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 11:29 PM

Originally Posted by Law Dog
Originally Posted by Rat_Pack
His bad decisions didn't cause his death. A bad cop caused his death. What he was before or did before his death means nothing. He would never have been memorialized either if it weren't for a bad cop.


If he did not fall on the ground rather then get in the vehicle he would be alive today maybe. About every case like this started with the choice to not follow simple directions time and time again then it escalates out of control.



I've said it before and i'll say it again.... all these hi profile killings of "unarmed black men" have one common theme... IF THEY WOULD HAVE COMPLIED, THEY WOULDNT HAVE DIED!!!!!!

they all gotta resist and prove their hoodrat ghetto cred by fightin the po leece….
Posted By: James

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 11:36 PM

We've identified two issues.

The killing of Floyd by police.

The news media lionizing the guy.

Floyd's criminal history is relevant to the second issue. Paul's point is valid on that one.

Jim
Posted By: Dirt

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 11:54 PM

The defense attorney said Floyd was a good boy. So did his parrents and grand parents. So did Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. It is a real tragedy when good boys get killed by bad cops. It should be against the law.
Posted By: danny clifton

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/04/20 11:57 PM

the way he was stumbling around i dont believe he fell on purpose or failed to rise on purpose.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 12:32 AM

I'm still baffled why someone would allow themselves to be recorded when committing murder.
Posted By: Swamp Wolf

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 12:51 AM

Originally Posted by J Staton
I'm still baffled why someone would allow themselves to be recorded when committing murder.

Because there was no intent to murder.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 12:57 AM

Originally Posted by Swamp Wolf
Originally Posted by J Staton
I'm still baffled why someone would allow themselves to be recorded when committing murder.

Because there was no intent to murder.

Without proven intent, by law is it considered murder?
Posted By: Cole semo

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 01:07 AM

No, his bad actions in the past did not cause his death. The officer kneeling on his neck for 8 minutes did.
Posted By: wr otis

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 01:09 AM

Did you see the video with all four officers restraining him on the ground. Now if he just fell down, why would four guys have to hold him down?

As usual, lots of things left out of the picture by the main stream media. For our own good of course.
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 01:10 AM

Originally Posted by Cole semo
No, his bad actions in the past did not cause his death. The officer kneeling on his neck for 8 minutes did.

Or possibly his bad actions of the present.
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 01:14 AM

Originally Posted by James
Floyd's criminal history is irrelevant. None of his crimes deserved the death penalty.

Jim



How bout his health and drug use contributing to his death ?

I don't think the knee on neck was the primary cause of death

The dirt bag cop wasn't trying to murder Floyd . For that reason I doubt he gets much more than manslaughter
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 01:21 AM

In the Tucker Carlson bit, the big bad BLM "man" made the little white gal kneel for him and apologize for "white supremacy". Maybe if Floyd George would have kneeled for the POlice and apologized for BLM and Antifa he would have lived. Maybe?
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 01:23 AM

Blacks have the crackers running downhill now and they're shoving them from behind.
Posted By: hippie

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 01:24 AM

Originally Posted by Cole semo
No, his bad actions in the past did not cause his death. The officer kneeling on his neck for 8 minutes did.

For James...
You can bet the police officers bad past will make it into the courtroom.

And, your right Cole. I still think he might have done something to get three cops on him.
Posted By: Pasadena

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 01:54 AM

Originally Posted by Gary Benson
The picture of him in a suit and tie that the media is using is quite a contrast to the video of him being arrested.

Possibly taken outside of the court room after one of his many appearances before serving another term.
Posted By: upstateNY

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 02:08 AM

Originally Posted by Boco
Here we go again,I never said I thought she was an uncle tom/aunt jemima-that is how the progressive blacks view her as stated in many articles.
Just pointing that out a fact.
Not my view of her.

No,,that IS what you said.You never said" the media portrays her as this" Bozo is speaking with forked tongue AGAIN. grin
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 02:10 AM

No way, Jose...
Posted By: Rat Masterson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 02:45 AM

Watched a show the other night, guy said like 40 some unarmed people killed by police last year. 9 were black 18 were white. I think it's time to start rioting, I'm sick of the police and their racist views towards us white people.
Posted By: James

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 02:46 AM

Have at it, Rat. Lead the protest.

Jim
Posted By: Rat Masterson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 02:58 AM

Being facetious, you would think a keen mind like yours would have caught that.
Posted By: Boco

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 03:05 AM

Originally Posted by Rat Masterson
Watched a show the other night, guy said like 40 some unarmed people killed by police last year. 9 were black 18 were white. I think it's time to start rioting, I'm sick of the police and their racist views towards us white people.


Thats way more black than white as a percentage of population-no wonder they're po'd.
Should have been 32 whites killed if it were equal by percentage.
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 03:07 AM

Originally Posted by Rat Masterson
Watched a show the other night, guy said like 40 some unarmed people killed by police last year. 9 were black 18 were white. I think it's time to start rioting, I'm sick of the police and their racist views towards us white people.

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Posted By: Art S

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 03:13 AM

I have a question , do local cops usually arrest individuals for passing counterfeit bills ?
The reason I ask is when they changed the $50 dollar bills a kid in the neighborhood ( special needs )
got a hold of a laser printer and got "rich " , he managed to pass 20 of them in our small town ,
even tried to buy a dirt bike from me using them , I knew right away and told him someone cheated him and
he told me what he was doing . The bank knew right away too , and he got caught fairly easy .
The State Police never contacted him , The Secret Service did .
Posted By: Paul Dobbins

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 04:18 AM

From what I understand, in 2015 there were 35 unarmed black men killed by police. Last year there were 9. One is one too many, but it appears to be heading in the right direction.
Posted By: Nelly

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 04:25 AM

Originally Posted by Boco
He was in the process of straightening out his life by doing fentanyl and passing counterfeit money?
He must have really been bad before.

Love him or hate him, Boco kind of gets it.
Posted By: Scout1

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 04:32 AM

What ever happened to the people that were with Floyd when he was placed in cuffs?
Posted By: Jerry Jr.

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 04:46 AM

Originally Posted by Paul Dobbins
From what I understand, in 2015 there were 35 unarmed black men killed by police. Last year there were 9. One is one too many, but it appears to be heading in the right direction.


I agree. But to add to the comparison, how many law enforcement officers lost their lives or were injured in the line of duty compared to those years?

Sorry, I am not very computer savy. I go on here and a couple other hunting/reloading sites. Just not not my thing. I have tried and it frustrates the heck out of me.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 09:15 AM

Originally Posted by AntiGov



How bout his health and drug use contributing to his death ?

I don't think the knee on neck was the primary cause of death

The dirt bag cop wasn't trying to murder Floyd . For that reason I doubt he gets much more than manslaughter


According to the media, being an unarmed black man was the primary cause of his death.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 09:18 AM

Originally Posted by Jerry Jr.
Originally Posted by Paul Dobbins
From what I understand, in 2015 there were 35 unarmed black men killed by police. Last year there were 9. One is one too many, but it appears to be heading in the right direction.


I agree. But to add to the comparison, how many law enforcement officers lost their lives or were injured in the line of duty compared to those years?

Sorry, I am not very computer savy. I go on here and a couple other hunting/reloading sites. Just not not my thing. I have tried and it frustrates the heck out of me.


That’s irrelevant in a world where two wrongs don’t make a right.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 09:21 AM

Originally Posted by Rat Masterson
Being facetious, you would think a keen mind like yours would have caught that.


Looks like you are new here, welcome to the site.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 09:23 AM

Originally Posted by Art S
I have a question , do local cops usually arrest individuals for passing counterfeit bills ?
The reason I ask is when they changed the $50 dollar bills a kid in the neighborhood ( special needs )
got a hold of a laser printer and got "rich " , he managed to pass 20 of them in our small town ,
even tried to buy a dirt bike from me using them , I knew right away and told him someone cheated him and
he told me what he was doing . The bank knew right away too , and he got caught fairly easy .
The State Police never contacted him , The Secret Service did .


Speaking of that, have they burned the merchant down that reported him for passing the counterfeit 20?
Posted By: James

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 09:40 AM

Originally Posted by Rat Masterson
Being facetious, you would think a keen mind like yours would have caught that.


So was I--and I thought it was obvious.!

Jim
Posted By: Leftlane

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by Marty
None of this is about race. It is about being able to loot and supporting a political agenda/gaining votes to further that agenda. That agenda is un american.


So true and so sad.
Those that are trying to accomplish that agenda do NOT care how many die along the way. The dont care if our economy tanks and never comes back. They only care about expanding the reach of government and increasing the entitlement system to breed / import more voters for themselves.

It is disgusting
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 12:17 PM

Isn't it puzzling why a country with individual liberties, written by its founders as bestowed upon all individuals by God, is hated by some?
The Marxist collectivism theory just won't dry up and blow away and the no-name guy died 150 years ago.
Marxism was a top topic in the early part of last century in this country but why-o-why are there still knuckleheads who think it'd be "fair" to have the group have rights over the individual?

I get why the smart ones (some call them elites) would figure they know best. I'm dumb. They're smart. They know best.
But why in the name of Jefferson, Adams, Washington, and Madison would people support losing individual rights? Tricky to figure out.
Posted By: Dirt

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 02:22 PM

Originally Posted by Mark June
Isn't it puzzling why a country with individual liberties, written by its founders as bestowed upon all individuals by God, is hated by some?
The Marxist collectivism theory just won't dry up and blow away and the no-name guy died 150 years ago.
Marxism was a top topic in the early part of last century in this country but why-o-why are there still knuckleheads who think it'd be "fair" to have the group have rights over the individual?

I get why the smart ones (some call them elites) would figure they know best. I'm dumb. They're smart. They know best.
But why in the name of Jefferson, Adams, Washington, and Madison would people support losing individual rights? Tricky to figure out.



I saw this in the military. People will trade their freedom for security and freedom from making tough daily life decisiions. Life is a lot simpler when somebody else makes all your life decisions for you and takes care of your food, clothing and shelter. Freedom comes with two possibilties. The freedom to succeed or fail. Both require many tough individual decisions that many people would rather avoid. Socialism allows people to live totally irresponsible lives, which tends to be low on stress and accomplishment. People like that.
Posted By: WhiteTrash 88

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 02:26 PM

Because Col.Sanders (Berny)told the younger generation for 8 years,that this is what the country needs. Kind of funny ain't it,that of all the people that have been interviewed by the talking heads that he has been strangely absent while this is going on? I do believe he was the one calling for a major revolution, to set this country back on the straight and narrow. Makes you wonder how many college kids,were brain washed by him and all the other educated idiots with an agenda to ,justify keeping their job.His staunch supporters hate Trump and the Democratic Party,for them screwing him in the last election. Maybe they think it's time to get even.
Posted By: wy.wolfer

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/05/20 04:45 PM

Originally Posted by Sharon
Boco.....taking a deep breath...

Many northerners don't quite understand those deep south terms , much less lived around them , as I have. That's a good thing, too, as traditional southern ways often have a sad past in treatment . The northern states , and Canada , have been largely spared such depressed attitudes . I wish all places were so.

I have seen you be a nice person on here, Boco... you must value good things and information learned in life. If you didn't, you wouldn't be so willing to add such helpful info on trapping techniques to help fellow trappers do their work better and easier, thus gaining in their lives and making better money from quality handled fur. Your videos on scraping easily a hide in sub zero weather , making that job easy . I thought that was so cool. You get no money from your advice, you offer it freely to help others. You have demonstrated a kind helpful nature to others.

Just like so many others here who do the same. That is what makes the type of people here so powerful.

Because of these things, I would like to pay back to you a wee bit of understanding, in the same motive as when you offer info to others that benefits them.

Candace is really , REALLY, not playing the Uncle Tom role.

I well know intimately, what that mindset is, being born and raised in the deep south back east. Quite different than the mid west to more northern black lifestyles. There are even different dialects in speech and terms among black cultures , depending on the south or northern area, and any interracial influence . Whole different worlds , just as in white cultures ...different dialects even among southern whites, depending on the state they live in.

I was partially raised by a black nanny of the old time southern tradition . Her name was Lula May , and she had more common sense than many whites.

The "Uncle Tom" role, is far different than anything Candace ever says, in word and the tone inflection she uses to articulate her thoughts. An Uncle Tom mindset not only reveals itself in simple , uneducated speech (even done on purpose when needed from a brilliant mind), it is submissive, placating, a countenance complete with body language of lowered eyes reminiscent of a servant to a boss.

The "Aunt Jemima " image , such as on the old syrup bottles , is a complete different genre . Of hard workers , yes, hired help who work their hands to the bone , often becoming very beloved members of the household or estates they work for, considered family . Not a few times has the "Aunt J." bailed out a white member, having their backs from trouble , even in legal matters. My Lula May was such a woman . She didn't take no mess from anyone. She gave me mindset of sayings to live by that I have never forgotten to this day. And that work.

Candace lowers her eyes to no one. Her very countenance in posture, facial expression and the brilliance of her thoughts articulated is as opposite to that old demeaning term as night is to day.

She is tackling a generation's old problem that few people of any race has had the courage to tell out loud, much less see and admit. She acknowledges the insulting terms that some whites have used , and the disgust is seen equally in her face.

The things happening these days , I especially think of people like our own Tman Tribe's resident black fella, wolfdog . Such a fun, friendly guy. What a world he lives in , the perspective he must have seeing two clashing colours, blend into a new colour tone he exists in, making it work for his happiness.

And how words from others must have deepened his discernment and patience in dealing with people , knowing most folks don't mean him harm.

None of this is about race. Candace pulls the veil away to simply show what has been an unspoken embarrassment to black culture for generations. She is trying to help all people to see the groups and organizations who take advantage of their own race, and anyone else along the way.

She reveals way beyond the incident at hand now- she shows the motives and undercurrent of control and political predation that has used these things for power and money.

Back to work for me now.





Sharon, I have to comment on how much I appreciate your patient eloquence when responding to an equally uneloquent post on these threads.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/06/20 12:50 AM

Originally Posted by Dirt
Originally Posted by Mark June
Isn't it puzzling why a country with individual liberties, written by its founders as bestowed upon all individuals by God, is hated by some?
The Marxist collectivism theory just won't dry up and blow away and the no-name guy died 150 years ago.
Marxism was a top topic in the early part of last century in this country but why-o-why are there still knuckleheads who think it'd be "fair" to have the group have rights over the individual?

I get why the smart ones (some call them elites) would figure they know best. I'm dumb. They're smart. They know best.
But why in the name of Jefferson, Adams, Washington, and Madison would people support losing individual rights? Tricky to figure out.



I saw this in the military. People will trade their freedom for security and freedom from making tough daily life decisiions. Life is a lot simpler when somebody else makes all your life decisions for you and takes care of your food, clothing and shelter. Freedom comes with two possibilties. The freedom to succeed or fail. Both require many tough individual decisions that many people would rather avoid. Socialism allows people to live totally irresponsible lives, which tends to be low on stress and accomplishment. People like that.


Dirt,
Makes sense. We are a culture pursuing pleasure. Pills, porn, living for the weekend, booze, drugs. Easier to be entertained than achieve something with hard work I guess.
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/06/20 12:58 AM

[/quote]Dirt,
Makes sense. We are a culture pursuing pleasure. Pills, porn, living for the weekend, booze, drugs. Easier to be entertained than achieve something with hard work I guess.
[/quote]
That sounds like a good way to get a knee on the neck.
Posted By: 52Carl

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/06/20 01:41 AM

The amazing thing about all of this is that it has taken 3 1/2 years before the Democrat Party to finally find a case like this one to burn down the country.
I thought there was systemic racism in the police force?!
You'd think they would have found many, many cases prior to finding this one.
Maybe, just maybe the left is pulling our leg about the systemic aspect.
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/06/20 01:45 AM

Impeachment! nope..
Virus!...............nope..
Riots!...............not yet.
Wait until Monday....
And those droves of drones still aren't explained....
Posted By: Leftlane

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/06/20 01:46 AM

Originally Posted by Sharon

Leftlane, gotta appreciate those sensible ones in this nonsense nowadays .
Education is a good thing


No doubt about it, I think common sense shoud be more common.
Does anyone remember how the left and the media treated Dr. Carson or Herman C. Cane? And then turn around and imply that we somehow limit them. It is ridiculous
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/06/20 01:46 AM

Didja know Hillary quietly went to court Tuesday amidst all the rioting? Most people didn't.
Posted By: Leftlane

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/06/20 02:19 AM


Crickets. I hear crickets Gary.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Floyd's criminal history - 06/06/20 02:24 AM

Originally Posted by Leftlane

Crickets. I hear crickets Gary.


She was playing Simon & Garfunkel;
"The sound of silence"
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