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How does this explain or excuse Chauvin kneeling on the man's neck for nine minutes when he was posing no threat? He had armed officers surrounding so just what threat was Floyd capable of exactly? None is what.

Then once again, supply the proof. If you have it then I'm interested in seeing it.

Supply the facts. If you have incontrovertible evidence to support your posit then bring it to the table and let's see it. I have no investment in denying the origins of Covid if that turns out to be the case. Otherwise, there's plenty of propaganda and rubbish that emanates from the far right...

Well atheism shouldn't be illegal and I despise fascism regardless so that's kinda moot. Nor is there some intricate link between the two anyway. Where it comes to politics and politicians then there's plenty on either "side" who are guilty of pursuing personal and political gain so it's hardly...

They're entirely irrelevant and you simply can't answer the question even after it's been fleshed out to you in detail. What possible threat did Floyd pose after being incapacitated on the ground by Chauvin with several armed colleagues in support? You do realize that those other officers are...

I don't want any of the things you suggest and his former crimes are most certainly irrelevant to the case at hand also. He was incapacitated. Had he posed a threat then it would indeed be understandable as to why Chauvin acted as he did, at least initially. If he was by himself with no armed...

There were armed police about at the scene. He was no threat. His former crimes are absolutely irrelevant. What was Chauvin's excuse?

Oh, another link to some article. Well that clears that up then.

He wasn't resisting, he was incapacitated and choking to death while Chauvin knelt on his neck and had armed colleagues surrounding. He was posing no threat to anybody. For some reason you are not answering a very simple question. What was his excuse?

And this should be taken seriously - because?

If he was simply by himself and feared for his own safety then you might have had a salient point, except he wasn't. He had armed support. So what was his excuse?

The guy was on the ground and Chauvin knelt on his neck for nine minutes - with armed officers in support. I haven't 'missed' anything. What possible excuse is there to kneel on a man's neck for so long when he was posing no threat? Can you answer that?

Well, according to "Nicholas Wade", so that's gotta be proof enough in itself... That latter soundbite of yours is only going to blow up some more irony meters.

Except you haven't. What possible excuse is there for kneeling on a man's neck for such a time when he was no threat and you had armed support?

I'm not ignoring any such thing and he died due to Chauvin's actions. If you had a man incapacitated as Floyd was and you had armed officers in support, would you have knelt on such a man's neck for nine minutes?

You didn't answer my question. Are you in the police and would you have knelt on a man's neck for nine minutes who was posing no threat with armed colleagues on standby?

No, have you? If so, would you have knelt on this man's neck for nine minutes while he was struggling to breathe while you had armed officers in support?

Exactly, and Chauvin didn't. It has nothing to do with a hatred for the law but rather that such should be held uprightly.

He wasn't posing a threat and there were other armed officers on standby anyway. There was no excuse for Chauvin's actions, simple as.

Covid can afflict young and generally healthy people, it isn't some virus that targets the elderly alone or even in the main. There are obviously people who are at higher risk but this virus is beyond convenient pigeon holing.