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I just made a point in a question before that throughout history, war and a common enemy have been the strongest way to unite people in times of civil disagreement. In 2001, 9/11 united America briefly for a few years. Do you think a war with dangerous communist China would be the best thing for America and uniting the country?

I think it would unite Americans. Make no mistake; many in the US (mainly, on the left) are turncoats and traitors and directly working with China, like Activision-Blizzard and the NBA, but I think even those on the left would not tolerate traitors trying to kill them in the name of Communism. I think it would make rational liberals step away from Progressive Communists, and bring us all closer together. Basically, "If you want to protect Communist China, you'll share their same fate."

I don't LIKE that it would bring us together, but as I said, humans are tribalistic and stupid and usually need a common enemy before they can unite with each other. Especially after ten years of evil billionaires and the media intentionally tearing us apart. Better that enemy be Communist scum than each other.

War with China likely wouldn't even be traditional army war, anyway. It would be intellectual and financial war. But I'm 100% all for finally teaching these red Commie bastards a lesson.

https://www.boldbusiness.com/society/new-art-war-china/

So legally Derek Chauvin cannot be sentenced to life imprisonment or death. Those charges are only suitable for murder in the first degree.

So I get a hunch that because of this factor, there will be riots no matter what. Because a lot of the BLM people probably will accept nothing less than that. Even though legally a conviction of that nature isn’t possible.

But I still feel really bad for the guy.

He made a big mistake and now it is likely to bite him in the ass for a very long time.

He didn’t play along to the cameras. He made himself appear to be a bad guy.

He was overconfident in his training and grossly negligent to the situation at hand.

As the article here explains, the trial isn’t about whether he intended to kill Floyd, but rather whether his actions played a role in Floyd’s eventual death. Since that issue had already been decided.

https://m.startribune.com/derek-chauvin-charges-trial-george-floyd-murder-manslaughter-police-minneapolis-minnesota/600030691/

He was just an ordinary man who dedicated his life to serving others. He spent years on the force serving his community without issue and then made one wrong decision that turned society against him.

If I had all the money in the world I would bail him out of jail to help him escape the horrific fate that awaits him.

Otherwise in terms of what he will be charged of it appears likely that the second degree manslaughter charge will take effect.

As I said before it is my belief that he was grossly negligent to the situation at hand. And going with the court’s assertion that he did not INTEND Floyd’s murder, this is the fitting charge.

However I am a Christian who believes in forgiveness. There isn’t a doubt in my mind that he feels sorry for his actions.

However second degree unintentional murder likely won’t be charged because the Prosecution will have a tough time proving that “beyond a reasonable doubt Chauvin caused Floyd's death”.