Former Minneapolis police officer, Kim Potter, was found guilty of First- and Second-Degree Manslaughter. What I don't understand, is why the prosecution threw the book at her over this tragic event, when her long service to her community was extraordinary?
She's helped save countless lives in the African American community. She's saved numerous women from domestic abuse. She's saved lives through medical assistance. But I guess that's just the way it is for a lot of police officers. The epitome of a dangerous and unappreciated job along with the target that many democrats have placed on police officers. Disgusting.
To me, it seemed simple. She accidentally killed someone. Isn't this Involuntary Manslaughter or Negligent Homicide? Do you see how dangerous it is for certain people now in our legal system? For political reasons, the prosecution went after her with both barrels. Why? She certainly wasn't a bad person, quite the contrary.
She was an asset to her community personally and professionally. Quite the opposite I might add, then others in the African American community who prey on vulnerable blacks. They aren't nice. They assault, burglarize, murder, steal, rape, rob, etc., and for some very strange reason, they aren't ostracized; the police are though. The very people who are there to help and the very people who help them every single day. Isn't this insane?
Here's an observation that I'm sure you've made as well. Pretty much 100% of the media-hyped deaths of African Americans, were tragic stories that didn't have to happen. Everyone knows this. If they would've listened to officer's instructions, they would still be alive. What about their contribution to their own deaths? Not something that many liberals want to discuss. And if a conservative would like to discuss the point so everyone can understand where the other is coming from, they're pegged as racists.
I guess what it boils down to, is I feel sorry for Kim. Right and left, people are being used as political pawns. Here she's been demonized by some of the African American community, along with many democrats and some media, when she apparently cared more about African Americans than some African Americans care about themselves. There's proof galore that this is the case.
The family of the victim sure were happy with the verdict. Of course they know that they're getting ready to become rich. It's become a lottery for some. This is one of the reasons why so many witnesses lie.
Every single time, the police have gotten false testimonies in these huge scandalous cases, such as with George Floyd's. Whispers of quid pro quos were everywhere. Some family, friends, and business associates are willing to perjure themselves by providing alibies for the right price. A very common practice. It makes the investigators work so much harder because they have to peel so many layers to get to the right people and the truth.
Do you think Floyd's community loved having him around? Not unlike Michael Brown, he just blatantly went around committing crimes against African Americans.
But even though this is the case, they turned him into a hero. A man who committed so many crimes including pointing a gun at an eight-month pregnant woman because he wanted her to give him all the cash and valuables in her home. Wow, and he's the hero and the police officers aren't. Talk about living life upside down. It's tragic.
She's helped save countless lives in the African American community. She's saved numerous women from domestic abuse. She's saved lives through medical assistance. But I guess that's just the way it is for a lot of police officers. The epitome of a dangerous and unappreciated job along with the target that many democrats have placed on police officers. Disgusting.
To me, it seemed simple. She accidentally killed someone. Isn't this Involuntary Manslaughter or Negligent Homicide? Do you see how dangerous it is for certain people now in our legal system? For political reasons, the prosecution went after her with both barrels. Why? She certainly wasn't a bad person, quite the contrary.
She was an asset to her community personally and professionally. Quite the opposite I might add, then others in the African American community who prey on vulnerable blacks. They aren't nice. They assault, burglarize, murder, steal, rape, rob, etc., and for some very strange reason, they aren't ostracized; the police are though. The very people who are there to help and the very people who help them every single day. Isn't this insane?
Here's an observation that I'm sure you've made as well. Pretty much 100% of the media-hyped deaths of African Americans, were tragic stories that didn't have to happen. Everyone knows this. If they would've listened to officer's instructions, they would still be alive. What about their contribution to their own deaths? Not something that many liberals want to discuss. And if a conservative would like to discuss the point so everyone can understand where the other is coming from, they're pegged as racists.
I guess what it boils down to, is I feel sorry for Kim. Right and left, people are being used as political pawns. Here she's been demonized by some of the African American community, along with many democrats and some media, when she apparently cared more about African Americans than some African Americans care about themselves. There's proof galore that this is the case.
The family of the victim sure were happy with the verdict. Of course they know that they're getting ready to become rich. It's become a lottery for some. This is one of the reasons why so many witnesses lie.
Every single time, the police have gotten false testimonies in these huge scandalous cases, such as with George Floyd's. Whispers of quid pro quos were everywhere. Some family, friends, and business associates are willing to perjure themselves by providing alibies for the right price. A very common practice. It makes the investigators work so much harder because they have to peel so many layers to get to the right people and the truth.
Do you think Floyd's community loved having him around? Not unlike Michael Brown, he just blatantly went around committing crimes against African Americans.
But even though this is the case, they turned him into a hero. A man who committed so many crimes including pointing a gun at an eight-month pregnant woman because he wanted her to give him all the cash and valuables in her home. Wow, and he's the hero and the police officers aren't. Talk about living life upside down. It's tragic.
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