Does George Floyd deserve all of the praise and adulation he has recieved? (Page 2)

Question

He lived the life of a violent, drug-addicted street thug, yet in his death, he has been turned into a hero. This is pure insanity. He was a street criminal who sold crack to teens, robbed pregnant women at gunpoint, and was a deadbeat dad to most, if not all of his children. (His 20-something son said he hadn't heard from Floyd in decades). Honestly, I think the world is a better and safer place because George Floyd is no longer part of it. Was his manner of death unfortunate? Somewhat, perhaps. But the fact remains that he was a net detractor from society, and the world is better without him. And yes, the riots and looting are bad, but they happened because weak liberal mayors weren't willing to put down these riots with extreme force as soon as they started. You could make a convincing argument that the riots did more damage than the dead thug Floyd ever did, but that's not what I'm asking. I'm asking if the world is better off without him than with him, not if the net impact of his highly publicized overdose while in custody was positive or negative.

ChefPapiChulo · Answer

since when is it okay to talk ill of the dead?

OddBeMe · Answer

Not sure he’s received praise. Just infamy.

Nachowedgie · Answer

No, somehow hit yes by accident

Anonymous · Answer

I think that he should go to jail

reptocarl2 · Answer

Fuck no

Anonymous · Answer

Nope

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