This is somthing to ponder on

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Only because they have a weird charging system.

He was convicted of three separate charges all relating to the same thing.
And you pointed out what he was charged with.

It clearly says murder.

It was an American, in America. There terms, not ours
 
So former workers accused you of being a racist too.
One worker, a very long time ago, late '80s.
They accused me of discrimination for work allocation, but I wasn't the one responsible for work allocation.
So it was thrown out as frivolous and vexatious.
 
Only because they have a weird charging system.

He was convicted of three separate charges all relating to the same thing.

It wasn't just that.

The jury knew how big this was, they were shít scared. There was only ever going to be one verdict, otherwise they would be in fear for their lives, for the rest of their life's.
 
It wasn't just that.

The jury knew how big this was, they were shít scared. There was only ever going to be one verdict, otherwise they would be in fear for their lives, for the rest of their life's.
That has been debunked already
 
Unintentional. Which is why he was charged with second-degree involuntary murder rather than first-degree murder.

If it had happened here, he would have been charged with manslaughter rather than murder.
He was found guilty of using excessive force: “unlawful use of deadly force”

In other words the court believes he kept his knee on George Floyd until he died.

seems like justice is served, because that’s what he did.
 
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