Thursday, May 28, 2020
Watching A Murder
Many people say we need to wait until all the facts come out before
making a judgment in the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. I
disagree. The image of a cop, who has had many complaints against him
but never disciplined kneeling with his knee on the neck of this
black man is enough. What preceded it does not matter. That is
excessive force, especially since the “crime”
the man MAY have committed is not a violent one. Word
is, he remained in that position, with his knee on the man’s neck
for a full five minutes. That tells me the man’s death was NOT an
accident. He was MURDERED while the world watched. The four cops
involved have now been fired, but that’s not enough. They should be
charged with premeditated murder and convicted. Riots and looting are
not a proper response. The businesses so looted are not to blame for
the murderous actions of those cops. The “powers that be” need to
act quickly to charge these cops, or the city will suffer more damage
from further riots. Further delay in doing so is unconscionable.
(Just common sense)
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