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post 1637735633 05-04-2021, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted By Bigbuster1



What is the context of “your knee off our necks” quote on his shirt?

I only know that as it relates to Chauvin.
It was the name of the mlk rally. It's taken from an al Sharpton speech. It definitely references the chauvin case indirectly.
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
The shirt he was wearing literally has MLK on it AT AN EVENT COMMEMORATING HIM AND HIS SPEECH FROM 1963
The words on the shirt about "get off our necks" was never spoken by MLK and MLK has nothing to do with George Floyd. MLK wasn't part of the Black Lives Matter organization and them using his name to manipulate their event just makes his situation look worse imo.
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Originally Posted By Rexcalibr
Again, them tieing MLK into their BLM organization and anti-police narrative changes nothing. The words on the shirt about "get off our necks" was never spoken by MLK and MLK has nothing to do with George Floyd. MLK wasn't part of the Black Lives Matter organization and them using his name to manipulate their event just makes his situation look worse imo aside from the fact that he was being dishonest.
Originally Posted By HayZues
It was the name of the mlk rally. It's taken from an al Sharpton speech. It definitely references the chauvin case indirectly.
Grand opening.. grand closing
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you're grasping at straws dude lol. it's your constitutional right to protest, and you're going to not allow someone to participate as a juror in a case because of that? wtf.
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Originally Posted By lolatpaniccels
you're grasping at straws dude lol. it's your constitutional right to protest, and you're going to not allow someone to participate as a juror in a case because of that? wtf.
Your constitutional right to protest does not trump the accused rights to an impartial jury of their peers...You can maintain your right to protest while being dismissed from your duty as a citizen to participate in a jury.
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Originally Posted By Scarrdbutsmartr
If they can prove he lied he is going to catch a nice felonious perjury charge
doubt it. that's what should happen though but doubt they will even charge him due to fear of negative publicity. still is a mystery why Jessie Smullett wasn't charged with attempting to incite hate and riots.
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
Grand opening.. grand closing
Yeah..He is probably going to catch charges for felony perjury.
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Originally Posted By Scarrdbutsmartr
Yeah..He is probably going to catch charges for felony perjury.
Ban bet me now on it.
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Originally Posted By Rexcalibr
doubt it. that's what should happen though but doubt they will even charge him due to fear of negative publicity. still is a mystery why Jessie Smullett wasn't charged with attempting to incite hate and riots.
True.. What is evil is called good and good is called evil these days. Its more about the social optics these days than the rule of law.
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
Ban bet me now on it.
So you are saying that he is guilty but he wont be charged? Why do you think that is..

..and if you think Im ban betting based upon justice actually occurring in this world, your actual opinion is worse than your trolling. Social Justice trumps real justice in this world.

In the end you've been proven wrong by the facts in this thread over and over again..Maybe slink off into a hole and stop the bleeding? Virtually every post you've had in this thread has been opinion based, supported by no facts and proven to be wrong.
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Jaydawg. Question for you.

Would you be ok with cops planting evidence on a criminal that they knew was guilty in order to strengthen their case?

That way they know for sure the bad guy will go to jail.
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lol at saying the rally the juror went to has fuk-all to do with mlk other than symbolically having it on that datehttps://www.npr.org/2020/08/28/90715...arch-on-washin



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Originally Posted By Scarrdbutsmartr
Your constitutional right to protest does not trump the accused rights to an impartial jury of their peers...You can maintain your right to protest while being dismissed from your duty as a citizen to participate in a jury.
millions upon millions of people protested, there's no way you can keep them all from serving on a jury.
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Having been in a murder trial jury, I can imagine he said something about the others being racist if they didn't find him guilty during deliberations
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Originally Posted By Scarrdbutsmartr
So you are saying that he is guilty but he wont be charged? Why do you think that is..

..and if you think Im ban betting based upon justice actually occurring in this world, your actual opinion is worse than your trolling. Social Justice trumps real justice in this world.

In the end you've been proven wrong by the facts in this thread over and over again..Maybe slink off into a hole and stop the bleeding? Virtually every post you've had in this thread has been opinion based, supported by no facts and proven to be wrong.
Explain in detail how he was guilty of felony perjury? So far you've literally posted nothing of substance other than to say that this juror was impartial, when he was SPECIFIALLY asked by the defense attorney his thoughts on BLM and he gave his answer. He didn't attend a BLM rally, but a MLK anniversary event. Are you glossing over these facts because you can't read or because you are too stupid to put the words together and lack reading comprehension?

It's gotta be one or the other. If you bring SOLELY this on appeal, you're losing. If you bring this ALONG WITH THE OTHER ISSUES, like the Maxine Waters comment that the judge stated, then you have an argument. A weak one, but an argument
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^^^Racist police officer who also cries about how racism doesn't exist, also cries reverse racism and typifies the stupidity of the racist right, referring to black people as "they" and regurgitating racist stereotypes.
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Originally Posted By lolatpaniccels
millions upon millions of people protested, there's no way you can keep them all from serving on a jury.
Yes...Yes there is.

Hennepin County has 1,152,425 citizens. Finding a 12 person jury that didnt participate in protest would not be difficult, not difficult at all.
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
Explain in detail how he was guilty of felony perjury? So far you've literally posted nothing of substance other than to say that this juror was impartial, when he was SPECIFIALLY asked by the defense attorney his thoughts on BLM and he gave his answer. He didn't attend a BLM rally, but a MLK anniversary event. Are you glossing over these facts because you can't read or because you are too stupid to put the words together and lack reading comprehension?

It's gotta be one or the other. If you bring SOLELY this on appeal, you're losing. If you bring this ALONG WITH THE OTHER ISSUES, like the Maxine Waters comment that the judge stated, then you have an argument. A weak one, but an argument
The term is called "cognitive dissonance".

Kind of like how during the riots these geeks were calling me Black, Indian etc to insulate themselves from the truth of being wrong.

They can't deal with being wrong and are grasping any and every straw they can, purely in weak attempts to save their fragile egos, and nothing else.

Yikes 😆😆😆
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At least it will thunderstorm tonight, and we know how they feel about water. :)
^^^Racist police officer who also cries about how racism doesn't exist, also cries reverse racism and typifies the stupidity of the racist right, referring to black people as "they" and regurgitating racist stereotypes.
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Attending an MLK rally is not the same as a George Floyd protest; the two are unrelated. I don't see this as a reason for appeal. If anything it further cements the verdict.
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
Explain in detail how he was guilty of felony perjury? So far you've literally posted nothing of substance other than to say that this juror was impartial, when he was SPECIFIALLY asked by the defense attorney his thoughts on BLM and he gave his answer. He didn't attend a BLM rally, but a MLK anniversary event. Are you glossing over these facts because you can't read or because you are too stupid to put the words together and lack reading comprehension?

It's gotta be one or the other. If you bring SOLELY this on appeal, you're losing. If you bring this ALONG WITH THE OTHER ISSUES, like the Maxine Waters comment that the judge stated, then you have an argument. A weak one, but an argument
Its already been posted in this thread. Im not going to keep circling back around and rehashing only for you to continue to circle the drain and argue about it.
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Originally Posted By Scarrdbutsmartr
Its already been posted in this thread. Im not going to keep circling back around and rehashing only for you to continue to circle the drain and argue about it.
So you admit that you lack reading comprehension or are too stupid to understand why this isn't perjury? Good I'm glad we were able to come to the same conclusion
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
Doesn't matter. It can still be appealed due to this. It happens all the time. A Judge threw out the Boston Bomber's death sentence because of a similar situation.
But this is (D)ifferent.
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Originally Posted By justroberson
"We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools...Get your knee off our necks." - Martin Lutha Kang Jr.
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this is the quote dumbass





Originally Posted By ltsOgre
Attending an MLK rally is not the same as a George Floyd protest; the two are unrelated. I don't see this as a reason for appeal. If anything it further cements the verdict.
and as I've said about 8 times now, them tieing their BLM agenda into MLK day doesn't change anything. he shouldn't have been on the jury and lied about attending such events.
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Originally Posted By HayZues
So do you also think that cops shouldn't be allowed to participate in the jury?


The defense has equal say in jury selection.

There is fuxking video of the entire event. Chauvin is clearly guilty. Stop crying and fist yourself already.
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Originally Posted By niospecv
But this is (D)ifferent.
It really is. The courts should do what's in the best interest of the black community, not Chauvin's rights. It's the same reason we hold terrorists at gitmo without a trial. Because it's necessary.
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Originally Posted By Rexcalibr
and as I've said about 8 times now, them tieing their BLM agenda into MLK day doesn't change anything. he shouldn't have been on the jury and lied about attending such events.
He didn't lie though.
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
Look up the date Aug 28th, 1963 you moron... juror guy ended up going to DC on Aug 28th of last year. You know how often they commemorate MLK and his speech? Jesus you are legit mentally handicapped huh
Aug. 28, 2020:

https://wtop.com/dc/2020/08/thousand...ice-brutality/
Thousands of people gathered in D.C. Friday as part of a massive movement to protest police brutality.

“We need to shed light on what’s going on out here with this injustice,” one demonstrator told WTOP.

Another said: “We’re in this together. It’s not just one race against another race.” She added that it was important to be at the event “because I have a Black son, and his life matters, and my life matters, and there’s a lot of change that needs to take place.”

Speakers addressed the crowds from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, where the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his historic “I Have A Dream” speech in 1963.

Friday’s event comes 57 years to the day after King’s speech.

Martin Luther King III, a son of the late civil rights icon, called the current climate an “American nightmare.”

“There is a knee on the neck of democracy,” he added.
Breonna Taylor’s mother spoke, visibly emotional, and urged people to vote in November.

Other families of victims of violent policing — Jacob Blake, George Floyd, Rayshard Brooks, Ahmaud Arbery, Trayvon Martin and Eric Garner — were also at the Lincoln Memorial.
Using the anniversary as a backdrop to protest another issue is not the same as gathering to honor the anniversary.

The issue isn't that he supports or sympathizes with BLM. He can wear all the shirts he wants, he participate in all the marches he wants. He can hold whatever views he wants. The real issue is that jurors are supposed to unbiased, and they're supposed to disclose any biases before they're selected.
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
So you admit that you lack reading comprehension or are too stupid to understand why this isn't perjury? Good I'm glad we were able to come to the same conclusion
Ok...I will bite one last time. Its already been explained.

Mitchell said he went to Washington DC commemorating the MLK famous I have a dream speech:

'In a Monday interview with the Star Tribune, Mitchell said the photo is from a rally in Washington, DC, last summer commemorating MLK’s famous 1963 “I have a dream” speech.'


The protest was an MLK protest but it was spawned by George Floyd events and in alignment with these events.The shirt he is wearing is directly from this protest. NAN was responsible from the protest and it WAS a George Floyd protest (not BLM).

The following quote is directly from the event coordinator.

Instigated from the protest movement that has risen up since the police killing of George Floyd, the ‘Get Off Our Necks’ Commitment March on Washington will be a day of action that will demonstrate our commitment to fighting for policing and criminal justice.

The Commitment March will take place on August 28th 2020 — the 57th anniversary of the historical March on Washington, where Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech.



https://nationalactionnetwork.net/re...off-our-necks/

The juror question CLEARLY states have YOU or anyone close to you participated in in protest Police use of force or police brutality...



He clearly purjored himself as the protest in question was against Police brutality.

Again we can keep going about this but these are the facts with links...
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Originally Posted By Rexcalibr
no

this is the quote dumbass
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