What price can you put on a life? What I heard about him, though was that he was on a drug-induced, self-destructive path.
I would have delayed the settlement until after the trial verdicts, and the evidence presented there.
Yeah, right now, I think they got way too much of my tax dollars, for something I have no control over! And yeah, that angers me!! My taxes are going to that, for whatever reason, and not schools, or infrastructure, that supports all.
If the Floyd family came out, after the judgement, and said they were donating all that money to the community, to more Peaceful Law enforcement, to the schools, to the benefit of all, in his name, that would be worthy, and worth praise. Yet, I have heard nothing like that, so maybe they just want to be rich, and live high.10 Reply
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+1 yI've always been more in favour of having a fund made available to the wronged rather than giving them a cash lump sum. The fund would cover loss of income and any particular financial needs incurred by the loss. Applications to the fund would need to be made and justified. It would not cover luxuries. Charitable donations would be automatically approved as long as it's a registered charity.
This would ensure the longevity of the care by ensuring that the funds are used appropriately and do not dry up too quickly.
I don't see how becoming rich is appropriate, nor does it replace a loss of life or limb.20 Reply
+1 yThey should’ve gave them 1 million and help them with the support they need. The rest can give it to poor people, elderlies, sick people and someone that really needs it. Giving too much money won’t bring back the dead or help heal the emotional wounds nor I guess that he was poor guy anyways.. 💕✨
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+1 yHow people can say any amount of money is too much or too little for a family losing a loved one is baffling to me.
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And we are talking about his Family not George Floyd himself he had CHILDREN. So think whatever you want about George Floyd but his KIDS. Deserve it especially if he actually was abusive towards them
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The family did not deserve any payout at all. It is tragic that Floyd died, but he was a criminal who did not comply with officer commands when they were first given. Had he complied, he would be alive. I do believe his death was wrong, but that is what the criminal court is for. The family did nothing to earn the money. I would feel differently if Floyd was a truly innocent man who died, but he brought it on himself and Chauvin is paying the price for his actions.
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+1 yThey deserved nothing. If anything, Floyd shouldn't be dead but behind bars as we speak.
27 millions for the life of a piece of crap on the brink of dying of overdose is such a longshot to make Bob Lee Swagger sweat.20 Reply
Anonymous(36-45)+1 ythey didn't deserve shit. they never tried to intervene in his career criminal lifestyle before it was too late. i kinda feel like the people he fucking robbed should get some of that money. but i'm racist because i don't glorify the lives of career criminals and drug addicts.
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+1 yIt's hard to put a price tag on human life. It does seem pretty arbitrary but I'm assuming there's a formula they follow... previous precedent from similar situations, court findings, etc.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yFuck no! He was a piece of shit and a drain on society. If anything, give the money to poor black families, and not that dumb bitch in charge of BLM, that keeps buying million dollar homes.
40 Reply27.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Most of the time they determine a settlement based on the earning potential of the individual. In George Floyd's case I would say ten bucks. and another ten bucks for pain and suffering.
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+1 yThey typically end up with half that, after the insurance companies fight it out. But he deserves more. I would sue ever SOB that stood there and watched.
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+1 yhttps://www.youtube.com/embed/x_tpmjKK10whttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ky2S0o5fWFEbetter him than this punk.
10 Reply Nope. Max they should have received would be a cardboard casket.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yIt’s a bit much, but perhaps even worse is that it happened before the trial was resolved. If it turns out we arrive at the conclusion that he overdosed on speedballs, do we pay out families for that? It’s weird.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yI'm not sure what giving them THAT much money will solve or why it was necessary for it to be such a huge sum...
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yI think it was over the top, so many innocent people are killed by police but they don’t get given 27 million dollars.
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+1 yIt's a couple bucks too high..
.. give or take a dozen..
.. million.00 ReplyThey're probably happy because he died. That's way way way too much.
10 ReplyFar much. 27 mil, because your family member died being a dirt bag. No.
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yPeople get killed everyday why their family don't get anything? Completely unfair
10 Reply11.7K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. That much and more will not replace a family member they loved, ever.
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+1 yIf he were a White Republican.. would he have deserved 27 million dollars?
10 Reply18.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. It’s more that the city deserved to be punished by that amount.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yHE FAKED HIS DEATH
he is doing porn and rap lol
its on the internet02 Reply
Asker+1 yWhere's the link lol
Opinion Owner+1 yim to under leveled
and they deleted the video
but you can type this in on google
George Floyd
thehabibshow
his picture is right there before the porn shoot
starts
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yYes, they deserved it and much more too, they should have got 127 Million
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yit should have been based on how much he could have earned for the rest of his life. Maybe 1 million
00 Reply12.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Nope. They deserved more, plus an apology.
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+1 yI wouldn’t trade my brothers life for 27million.
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That’s not even remotely what getting money for losing a father and a lover means
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@Thatasianlove16 I’m not sure if what you just said is even English.
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Reread it cause it’s a coherent sentence
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@Thatasianlove16 its not
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You said you wouldn’t trade your brothers life right? And I said that’s not remotely what getting money for losing a love one means I don’t see how that doesn’t make sense
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@Thatasianlove16 because it doesn't make sense.
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They didn’t trade it cause their was nothing to trade he’s already dead and he has kids that the family still needs to take care of
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@Thatasianlove16 are you a bot? you're not making any sense.
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Wow... ok so. Just. Because. The. Family. Got. Money. Doesn’t. Mean. They. Traded. George. For. Money. That. Money. Is. For. The. Family. And. Their. Grieving. And. His. Children
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That's somehow supposed to make more sense?
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I give up because I don’t see how it’s not clicking
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@Thatasianlove16 try speaking in English
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Wow lmao
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if you want me to clarify what i said, i can rephrase it. But i dont know what you're trying to say.
Asker+1 yOmg you guys are still going lol
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yNo they definitely didn't deserve that much
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+1 yThey deserve more, at least 40 million dollars.
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Asker+1 yWhy, he didn't even work.
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Because some state demon decided to torture him to death before the world to see and have his 5 kids and family suffer such agony because of it.
Asker+1 yI dont support the cop at all abd think he should be charged, but people die all the time from various things and don't get close to that. He was also a career criminal
Anonymous(18-24)+1 yNope.
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