Chauvin Murder Trial

[Brian37]

I did think Chauvin was very likely/ most probably one of the main causes of Floyd's death. I did see some room for doubt though. He didn't die of an overdose. He died of Hypoxia though and fentanyl can cause hypoxia.

This is bullshit. Long ago I saw a case on TV where an old man murdered his wife and burried her in the basement. After all and said and done, if the dipshit had not done what he did, she would have died from cancer a few months later.

All the medical experts agreed in the Floyd trial, said that no matter what afflictions or addictions Floyd had, he would not have died that day, if it were not for the interaction of police.

If a bank robber walks into a bank, not knowing any of the tellers, and even without a gun, but hand the teller a note that he has a gun, even though he does not, and does not know the health of the teller, does it matter that she dies from the stress due to underlying compliations? Would that teller have died, if that asshole had not scared the shit out of her with a note?

I could give a shit less what Chauvid's intent was. He was in a position of power, and he failed to lend aid when it was needed. And he had almost 10 minutes to adjust his behavior, AND HE DID NOT!

Chauvin was on a power trip.

Chauvin is exactly where he should be.