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TheOutlawPepeWales 3 points ago +3 / -0

29.7: "Gun control now."

999,970.3: "SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED"

Sorry, you've been outvoted. Long live the republic.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 3 points ago +3 / -0

Oh boy, another straight-to-Netflix '90s reboot wokudrama. I'll get the Ben-Gay.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 17 points ago +17 / -0

LOL, imagine getting lectured about racial supremacy by a couple of white guys who are exploiting black pain to make a profit for an imperial British conglomerate built on slave labor.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 2 points ago +2 / -0

Thank goodness there was a concerned citizen to thoughtfully provide a remote location where no one will hear them cry.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 1 point ago +1 / -0

I don't want to be unscientific about this, but I'm pretty sure that's not literally Hitler.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 3 points ago +3 / -0

You know the world has gone full clown when you start seeing "DO NOT FEED THE CHILDREN" signs at school.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 7 points ago +7 / -0

Losing your mind is especially bad for communists, because they only have one and they all have to share it.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 2 points ago +2 / -0

The noose is a historical symbol of America’s racist history of lynchings of [b]lack people.

A third of all postbellum lynching victims were white, and blacks murder more blacks every year than were lynched by whites in the the last 150 years. These days it happens so infrequently that fake "hate crimes" are the only way to keep the victim narrative alive. I'm so tired of these fucking race-hustlers who think they have a right to define what things mean to other people, as if their feelings are settled science.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 20 points ago +21 / -1

Fun Fact: Kissinger is also on the board of the Israeli foundation that recently awarded Fauci a million dollar prize for his "consummate model of leadership and impact in public health" regarding the China virus.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 4 points ago +4 / -0

This motherfucker is why we're being raped by China.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 3 points ago +3 / -0

Some of them will leave scars on your back, but I ain't upset.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 1 point ago +1 / -0

You can seek whatever cathartic release you need to get through the night, within the bounds of civilized moral behavior, but sooner or later we all have to learn how to self-rescue and put that energy into more productive use. When we stop expecting external intervention to ease our troubles then there's no more need to cry. If you can't see the light in the world, perhaps it's because God left that task for you. Figure out what matters to you, then get off your pity pot, go fight for it, and live until you die.

Good night and joy be to you all.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 7 points ago +7 / -0

LOL, you know damn well they'd take that fourth TV in a heartbeat.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 2 points ago +2 / -0

The impression I've gotten from the prosecution's witnesses is that they've already formed an opinion on the matter (thanks to a year of riots) and they're trying to make their testimony fit the narrative. It's also clear they've all been prepared to talk about the same points. They want the jury to think that their conclusions are settled science, but it's like molecular gastronomy - just because you used science in the process doesn't mean your cake is scientific. Actual scientific analysis would require a time machine, so "best guesses" is all we have. The defense of course will bring out their own expert witnesses, and that's when things will get really interesting. All they have to prove is that we can never really know the cause of death for certain, and even experts can disagree. Unfortunately, by that time the media will have taken a bunch of sound bites out of context to rile up the race-hustling clowns who will decide that reasonable doubt = white supremacy, and Lady Justice will be lynched in the streets of Mini-Somalia.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 4 points ago +4 / -0

Exactly. The doctor's opinion may be a plausible explanation, but it's still just an opinion, and it's not the only plausible explanation for Floyd's death. It's enough to inject reasonable doubt sufficient for acquittal no matter which cause seems to be more likely. The defense doesn't need to prove that it was a drug overdose and/or pre-existing condition, only that it could have been. Of course, you never know what the average person might consider "reasonable" anymore, so it's anybody's guess as to what the jury will decide.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 2 points ago +2 / -0

You can give a retard a diversity scholarship, but you can't make him think.

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TheOutlawPepeWales 5 points ago +5 / -0

The doctor said it couldn't be his heart because he would have been breathing faster, but it couldn't be Fentanyl because he would have been breathing slower - but a normal rate is also what we'd expect to see if he was simultaneously compromised by both of those antagonistic forces. If he had a coronary condition which ordinarily would have increased his respiratory rate (because his heart wasn't able to deliver enough oxygen, even though it might have been available in the lungs) but the Fentanyl depressed that to a "normal" rate, it's still possible that he died from cardiac arrest due to the resulting hypoxia (and might still have done so in the absence of restraint). His heart condition is the only thing which explains why he complained about being unable to breathe before he was even removed from the car. And contrary to the doctor's testimony, at one point Floyd did complain of chest pain.

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