Comments by "" (@charlesvan13) on "Chubbyemu" channel.

  1. The fact that Floyd said "I can't breath" about 4 times before the police put any hold on him, indicates that the fantanyl was causing difficulty breathing.
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  2. It's only discrimination if they deny blood to someone. There is no obligation to accept blood from anyone.
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  3.  Cait L.  It wouldn't excuse that. What might excuse that, is that it's official, trained, procedure in Minneapolis. The media never reported any facts. Because as they say, when things are bad for us, they're good for them.
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  4.  @Vrex360  How do you reform the police with out bringing up the facts? This arrest was, by all objective accounts, by the book. But the activists, don't really want to improve anything, they just want to burn shit down and loot. The guy died of a Fentanyl combined with meth. He also lied to the cops, telling them the foam in his mouth was because of playing basketball. That delayed them calling an ambulance.
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  5.  zorbas091  BTW. Calling other people "pigs" because of their vocation makes you a pig.
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  6.  zorbas091  That was standard official hold in the Minneapolis police department. Looked unnecessary to me. But you're not convicting someone of following trained procedure. And the murder charge is a joke. There was no murder. The called for an ambulance and Floyd died of fentanyl, combined with meth and a heart condition, before they arrived.
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  7.  @gretahunt4401  That's a lie. Trump has repeatedly said "I might work, and it might not work." Why is your party addicted to lying? "take it, what do you have to lose?" obviously was regarding people in critial condition. That's what's so annoying about the "resistance", this constantly playing dumb. You tell a cancer patient "What do you have to lose?". That doesn't mean it's a suggestion that everyone take chemo.
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  8. This incident reminds me the the Covington High School kids incident in DC. People jump to conclusions without having the facts. Most likely the wrongdoing in the case doesn't even rise to a criminal level. The police can't be expected to do everything to save someone having a bad drug reaction when they wont tell them that their problem is drugs.
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  9.  @Nytephyre  The activists (BLM and usual Marxist zealots) never explain how these incidents, such as the Jacob Blake incident, show systematic racism. Those two cases aren't even among the worst regarding police brutality. It's looking like the Blake case was legal--he had a knife and wouldn't drop it.
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  10.  @theotherswan3573  I think it's clear that they didn't intend to kill. It was at worst an accident. The murder charge wont stick. It will be insane if we get a reverse OJ situation, where they wrongly convict him of murder. It would then get overturned on appeal, most likely.
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  11.  @scarabus3413  No. It's not a "half-truth. Floyd was repeatedly saying "I can't breath" long before he had any type of hold applied. He said it at least 4 times before he got on the ground, and before Chauvin put his knee on his neck. That was even in the long available transcript. But the media has an agenda, and doesn't do any research whatsoever.
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  12. There is no reason to have health insurance cover elective procedures. If someone wants a boob job or hair plugs, then they pay for it.
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  13.  @scarabus3413  It's factually accurate. Prepare yourself for the collective freakout when the charges against the cop are dropped.
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  14.  James Jones  It's so annoying. People have given up trying to criticize Trump intelligently. Now, they're constantly playing dumb just to get more outrage points out of something Trump said.
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  15.  @scarabus3413  It's in the unedited video. The original video released just showed the incident after Floyd was on the ground. It is also in the body cam transcripts which were released soon after the incident. The media didn't report it.
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  16.  @2012frawd  It's something like 100x stronger than heroin. It's stupid to use it outside a hospital.
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  17.  @david3188col  Perhaps. But I recall the media and Democrats piling on him for his China travel ban. The situation would be much worse with Pelosi, Schumer or Biden running things.
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  18. I think what happened here was that Floyd ate a bunch of drugs because he was being stopped by the cops. It even came up in the trial (or, not really, because the judge excluded it) that Floyd had a previous arrest in which he swallowed drugs and had to go to the hospital.
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  19.  @2012frawd  Apparently, you can die from "excited delirium syndrome". They thought Floyd had that.
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  20.  @david3188col  What's the "lol"? Why do you say "He should have banned travel from everywhere, and not just China.", if we can't possibly know if the China ban helped? That's the joke about the anti-Trump people. You're not taking possitions, but just ankle biting. In fact, he did ban travel from just about everywhere. And the Democrats wouldn't have done that until April.
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  21.  @1boravw  That's exactly what fentanyl does. That's why it's so dangerous.
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  22.  @gretahunt4401  "who gives a shit what the democrats would have done" Ummm, you do. Their every argument is that they would have done more. When that's a lie.
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  23. I would bet money that the officers will not be convicted. The charge is 2nd degree murder. Floyd was saying "I can't breath 20 minutes before they put him on the ground". They put him on the ground because he refused to get in the police car saying "I can't breath". He also told the police he was sober, so perhaps they thought "I can't breath" was another lie. But there is more than reasonable doubt that Floyd died of a Fentanyl overdose. Fentanyl, combined with meth, COVID, and a heart condition, most likely killed him. And, like it or not, the knee on the neck was an official Minneapolis police restraint hold. There are many, much more egregious cases of police brutality, to make as a basis of police reform. This case is way overhyped. There was a guy choked to death, a guy with schizophrenia killed after calling the police for help, and a guy executed crawling on the floor in Arizona. Those cases were much worse than this. The victim wasn't a junkie ODing, or a felon. Racial optics appears to be the only reason the Floyd case, like the Mike Brown case, are hyped by the media to the extreme.
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  24. He said "She took a whole bottle of dextromethorphan caplets." That's an extreme dose. That's like saying "I chugged 2 fifths of whiskey. That stuff is so dangerous."
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  25. The hospital bills were orders of magnitude greater than an ambulance ride.
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  26.  @18bhfbpt61  It's a silly concern. The hospital bill must have been >$100,000. Since he was in the hospital for 26 days probably >$1,000,000.
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  27.  @18bhfbpt61  He would have died in in most countries besides the US.
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  28. I think "microdosing" is a theory that a dose that's below the conscious threshold can have benefits. I don't know if there's any basis for that.
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  29.  @kevinvassago  He had a bad heart. And also had meth in his system. He was saying "I can't breath" because it was suppressing his breathing. He OD'd in a previous incident, where he was stopped and ingested drugs to avoid a possession charge.
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  30.  @toddlavigne6441  The transcripts were available a long time ago. Floyd complained many times "I can't breath" when no one had a hand on him.
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  31.  Anne Liesveld  It would have helped if Floyd told them the truth, that he was on drugs. He told them he was foaming at the mouth because he was playing basketball.
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  32. "I don't think anything that is natural can be bad for you." LOL. In ancient Greece people were executed with natural poisons, hemlock usually.
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  33. But the poisonous methanol was produce in just the legal fermentation process, not the distillation.
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  34. That's quite extreme. Just the thought of drinking 10 shots of rum nauseates me. It gives me the "spins", where if feels as if your spinning on one of those carnival rides.
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  35. He said there can be a lethal dose for toddlers. People die from narcotics from respiratory suppression. Apparently, that can happen with toddlers.
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