How can you say that? Cancer requires long term-studies and Covid isn't long around, and because of Covid, alot of statistical hospital data skewed. So is that your theory? I understand the relation & importance of a strong immune system, but that is where the relationship between a virus and cancer ends. There ARE cancer-causing viruses, and most viruses stay forever in your body doing permanently low damage, or the infection took something with it, health lost forever.
It is always fascinating how sure people are when they say things. It will take a lot of people a lot of time to do the work to actually be as sure as he seems.
but the additional scenes shown at the trial convinced me otherwise - as it's been clear to the bystanders - even kids.
Yeah they really covered it well for the world to see. It would have been an incredible injustice if he got off.
Someone should've/could've shot Chauvin in an act of civil duty - such is the law of self-defense. You can take the next higher level of force/violence to prevent a violent ongoing crime.
While it is horrible a man was murdered, I am very thankful that they did not do that and more people were not hurt/killed because of Chauvin's need to dominate that situation.
Some of the extremely biased members of the movement against police brutality aren't doing the movement a favour by not knowing this - the latest shooting of that girl raining a knife was self-defense.
I would question who you mean are 'extremely biased' people.
If you mean people online, then who knows why/how they formed what they are saying in a online chat, or even if it is a mix up in what each other are actual saying. Or really, even if they are a person and not just another troll.
She was in verge of stabbing that girl, not listening. If that officer couldn't shoot, then they never can.
You are technically correct, based on the footage that cop was afraid that the other person was going to be stabbed and fired and killed that girl.
But it is the lack of information that the cop had that led to him taking her life within seconds of getting on the scene.
You do not know that she was on the verge of stabbing that girl based on what I saw in the video. It does look like it, and I have no question that will be what the officer is ultimately going to win any legal issues with this.
But after the time lapse of the cop getting to the scene and the phone call nobody was stabbed/cut that I have read/heard about. That tells me that it would likely be a troubled kid lashing out threatening with the knife, or at least a very big possibility based on my own life experiences. But that is the thing we really don't know. Shooting her immediately defiantly took away any ability for a safe conclusion to whatever was going on there.
I understand though that the police are also in far more dangerous situations regularly than I have ever been in, and that carries over with every interaction with the public. And there needs to be far more safeguards because they need to quit killing people.
One thing is real time intel from phones/cameras that are directed right to whoever is responding so they have the most clear picture to plan a response instead of just tossing a human at the problem with a gun and hoping for the best.
