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It's about justice, not politics. There's simply no excuse for kneeling on a man's neck for nine minutes as Chauvin did. It's not like he was the sole cop on the scene as others are facing aiding and abetting charges also. Even if he were, there's still no excuse for his actions.

The background of the situation as you alluded to yourself earlier. So if anyone thinks they're a bunch of dummies because of one pic alone then they're simply wrong.

An intelligent person wouldn't be so ignorantly glib and would consider context.

Well, they wouldn't, obviously, if they were sane at least and didn't have some dopey agenda going on...

No, he died because Chauvin sat on his neck for nine minutes. Take it up with the coroner.

Evidence?

Odds on him addressing this at least in honest fashion: Somewhere between 10% and 0. Still, I hope he disappoints for once.

He was pacified and posed no threat. Yet Chauvin sat on his neck for nine minutes with police support surrounding. There's no excuse for what happened here. Ironic that you talk about judging considering...

There is in Star Trek TNG!

If Chauvin had actually lived up to the 'serve and protect' ideal then he wouldn't have sat on a man's neck for nine minutes. Simple as.

Hard to keep doing something I haven't actually done, kinda impossible in fact.

I fear the bat infestation may extend further than that, the crazy sort anyway...

The rule of law has been maintained. Police aren't above it by way of but do carry on as you will.

Cites for your former please. I've been under threat before yes. Certainly wouldn't have wanted to shoot the folk involved.

What exactly would be 'bad enough' to warrant armed violence? Is that the Christian approach to things?

No, your wilful ignorance is just woefully sad.

Shame you can't figure out actual reality instead of swimming in a cesspool of your own confirmation bias.

Sitting on someone's neck for nine minutes? I doubt that's set out in any sort of police training manual. It may be a procedure to initially restrain a suspect but not for anything like that length of time. Probably the only reason he hasn't been charged with first degree murder then.

Nah, that happened with the 'MAGA' crowd and the 'Q' followers. Folk with a bit more than a pebble rattling around upstairs are a bit more savvy.

Sitting on someone's neck for 9 minutes was completely unnecessary. Don't need to be a trained police officer to work that one out or the harm that such could (and did) cause. What requirements weren't met?