Thank GOD for the Cross and all that was accomplished there. The flag and the Cross shouldn't be mention in the same conversation

Is that a new rule? I can't keep up with all the rules coming out. Is there a book of rules I can get? Amazon have it? I already have to get Tableau For Dummies so might as well toss in another book.

I’m not going to address the second paragraph, because we are all entitled to our opinions.

In regard to your first paragraph, you should seek out the multiple videos from this arrest.

One is a security camera from a restaurant where he was originally pulled out of the car and handcuffed before being placed against a building. It shows the police leading him across an intersection to a police SUV.

The second video is from a bystander while the cop is kneeling on his neck area. His legs are obscured by the SUV. This is the main video that was first floating around.

The third video is from the opposite angle of the second video, which is from the backside of the officers. It shows that two of the other officers who were of the four fired were kneeling on his legs and back. This angle is obscured by the police SUV in the second video I mentioned. So, it appears as though he was on the ground with three police officers on top of him while the fourth officer did crowd control.

So, the theory that his past criminal record caused him to resist arrest (which, I don’t even know how to address that fallacy) doesn’t really apply, unless you’ve watched all three videos I mentioned above and consider his actions to be resisting arrest worthy of three cops kneeling on him for nine minutes, with one cop kneeling on his neck area and another on his back. All while they were literally at the police cruiser and he was already handcuffed.

He deserved to be arrested for breaking the law. They didn’t arrest him, they didn’t even get him in the police vehicle. They sat on him for nine minutes.

You should watch all of the videos.

I’m not going to address the second paragraph, because we are all entitled to our opinions.

In regard to your first paragraph, you should seek out the multiple videos from this arrest.

One is a security camera from a restaurant where he was originally pulled out of the car and handcuffed before being placed against a building. It shows the police leading him across an intersection to a police SUV.

The second video is from a bystander while the cop is kneeling on his neck area. His legs are obscured by the SUV. This is the main video that was first floating around.

The third video is from the opposite angle of the second video, which is from the backside of the officers. It shows that two of the other officers who were of the four fired were kneeling on his legs and back. This angle is obscured by the police SUV in the second video I mentioned. So, it appears as though he was on the ground with three police officers on top of him while the fourth officer did crowd control.

So, the theory that his past criminal record caused him to resist arrest (which, I don’t even know how to address that fallacy) doesn’t really apply, unless you’ve watched all three videos I mentioned above and consider his actions to be resisting arrest worthy of three cops kneeling on him for nine minutes, with one cop kneeling on his neck area and another on his back. All while they were literally at the police cruiser and he was already handcuffed.

He deserved to be arrested for breaking the law. They didn’t arrest him, they didn’t even get him in the police vehicle. They sat on him for nine minutes.

You should watch all of the videos.

I’m not going to address the second paragraph, because we are all entitled to our opinions.

In regard to your first paragraph, you should seek out the multiple videos from this arrest.

One is a security camera from a restaurant where he was originally pulled out of the car and handcuffed before being placed against a building. It shows the police leading him across an intersection to a police SUV.

The second video is from a bystander while the cop is kneeling on his neck area. His legs are obscured by the SUV. This is the main video that was first floating around.

The third video is from the opposite angle of the second video, which is from the backside of the officers. It shows that two of the other officers who were of the four fired were kneeling on his legs and back. This angle is obscured by the police SUV in the second video I mentioned. So, it appears as though he was on the ground with three police officers on top of him while the fourth officer did crowd control.

So, the theory that his past criminal record caused him to resist arrest (which, I don’t even know how to address that fallacy) doesn’t really apply, unless you’ve watched all three videos I mentioned above and consider his actions to be resisting arrest worthy of three cops kneeling on him for nine minutes, with one cop kneeling on his neck area and another on his back. All while they were literally at the police cruiser and he was already handcuffed.

He deserved to be arrested for breaking the law. They didn’t arrest him, they didn’t even get him in the police vehicle. They sat on him for nine minutes.

You should watch all of the videos.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^The only thing I heard he was guilty of was trying to pass counterfeit money. Does that warrant the death penalty,to be carried out by a beat cop?

Thank GOD for the Cross and all that was accomplished there. The flag and the Cross shouldn't be mention in the same conversation

It is what I do. I stand for the Flag and Kneel for the Cross.