I think it's inconceivable that being pinned to the ground for 10 minutes with someone's knee on your neck is unrelated to you dieing 30 minutes later.
But then again what do I know? I'm not a pathologist. However, I just found this article written by a forensic pathologist.
TLDR: It criticises any 2nd autopsy as being innacurate compared to a 1st autopsy. States that the person doing the 2nd autopsy isn't 'independent' but an expert retained by the family. But also explains that the 1st autopsy found that the death was a homicide, caused by the arrest and while George Floyd's health and drug abuse were contributing factors they were not the cause.
Can anyone explain the relevance of this?
If I shoot you in the head and you die 30 minutes later in hospital..... am I innocent???
Or is the man who's been President throughout that whole period responsible for it?
Answers on a postcard.
Zinc cures Covid?!
No way.
Even The Donald knows that nothing cures Covid apart from drinking bleach and shoving a UV light up your asshole 👍
Right. So it's a conspiracy from all the doctors and scientists around the world?
Take your tinfoil hat off and grow up.
I wonder how free people feel on an ICU bed with a plastic tube stuck down their throat 🤔
Ah. The difference there would be that drugs can have side effects. In terms of measures needed to tackle the pandemic all you have to do is listen to the doctors and scientists who have spent their lives training for this event and ignore ALL politicians: Pelosi, Biden, even Trump. And the doctors say yes to masks, and, at the moment, no to people self-medicating with Hydroxychloroquine.
P. S. This is not a political issue. This is a public health issue.
Lots of people have medical conditions and substance abuse problems which is exactly the reason that it's so irresponsible to pin someone face down to the ground with pressure on their neck for 10 minutes.