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CMV: Derrick Chauvin will be acquitted

 

1. The toxicology report is absolutely damning to the charges against him
2. The Prosecution will have to do " dictatorial" gymnastics to be able to prove his guilt.
3. The maneuver of using a knee to subdue a subject was MPD protocol and,
4. A civil lawsuit is the only thing that has a chance of getting some kind of justice if it is even warranted.
5. Feelings do not give you the ability to prosecute someone for something they did in your head

I think a lot of people have very strong feelings about what happened to George Floyd, as do I.  It was a hard thing to watch, but now that new evidence has emerged like the toxicology report, it is apparent other factors are at play here, and those factors, if found evident, do not constitute murder, or manslaughter.  

I understand the eggshell defense kind of comes at play here, and that is literally the only thing saving the DA.  Please, help me understand how DC is guilty of someone's negligent actions.

Lastly, I do not want to hear anything about "How bad he was, and his past actions were terrible."  His past actions have nothing to do with the case, just the actions that potentially lead to his death.
gpt
> 3. The maneuver of using a knee to subdue a subject was MPD protocol and,

But Floyd was already subdued for plenty of minutes. Is it protocol to once you have very clearly subdued somebody, continue subduing them?