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Baker's testimony (the pathologist who carried out the autopsy), added weight to the second-degree manslaughter charge. Baker contradicted the other medical witnesses who claimed that Floyd died from...

There is no such implication.



Most firearm classifications/descriptions are not intentionally ambiguous terms posing as specific terms. Whether or not they are able to fully express the nature...

The etymology of the term isn't relevant. In the context of the gun control debate, it is used as a weasel word.



I suppose you don't see the irony in arguing that the term semi-automatic...

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There's no such thing as an "assault weapon"; that's a liberal weasel word.

Exactly this. This trial isn't about what is likely based on the balance of evidence.

Only if you agree that Lagenfeld was testifying regarding his involvement in Floyd's care and his views on that matter at the time, and not what he currently believes.



The question has been...

The agenda isn't "hidden" per se, it's just masked by populist "anti-racist" rhetoric. This has been discussed ad nauseum elsewhere. See Thesaurian's post for a basic introduction. As a quick example...

Revolutions are only for communists.

I believe this thread should have been titled TWC Dungeons and Drakarns. Please update OP.

There is no evidence at all about what his current view is - not that it is relevant.



From the cross-examination of Langenfeld:

Lagenfeld did not testify regarding his current beliefs, nor would it be appropriate for him to do so. He testified about what happened at the time and what he thought was likely based on the...

Lagenfeld testified regarding his diagnosis at the time. He has no relevant knowledge beyond that. The context of the testimony makes this clear. After discussing the possibility of hypoxia (which...

First, the doctor you're referring to is Langenfeld; Mercil is an MPD use-of-force trainer. Second, Lagenfeld did not claim that Floyd was "killed by hypoxia". He stated that, as the ER doctor who...

Mercil's testimony on cross-examination was a boon for the defense (considering he was one of the prosecution's witnesses). For those interested, the full video can be viewed here.

Langenfeld's...

He's arguing that there's an agenda behind the mask of "anti-racism", not that opposing racism is "bad".

You've never heard of it because it doesn't exist. The only exception would be if the term is surrounded by triple parentheses, but that could be said of almost any word/phrase.

A preference for the familiar can only be explained by learning to the extent that what one finds familiar is partially environmental. The tendency to gravitate toward the familiar in the first place...

This seems to accept the view that the typical person has an innate preference for the familiar - of which in-group bias is a particular manifestation. The prior observation that people were...

Gainsaying is not an argument.

The prosecution needs to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the police restraint was the proximate cause of Floyd's death. The fatal amount of drugs found in Floyd's body combined with his...

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Enkarland (luv)

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The United States of Amerikar (double luv)

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Welcome to the thread, Makaroni.

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So far as I know, BLM was not widely patronized by the conservative elite. Suffice to say, the organization isn't grass roots; this article explains the association between BLM Marxists and...

BLM was not/is not necessary. It has been widely patronized by the liberal establishment as a tool to mobilize particular voting blocks, to distract liberals from issues of wealth inequality (this...

There is a difference between misusing a technique as a result of negligence and operating outside of the guidelines with malicious intent. The police chief acknowledged an "initial reasonableness"...

It's a British expression which refers to a sense of patriotic/nationalistic/nativist duty. The same sentiment has different linguistic expressions elsewhere, irrespective of whether they have a...

I'm not arguing that it's applicable to all people in the same way. It's a general sociological observation.

In-group bias is intuitive; it's why the politics of identity is so seductive. Whether or not it can be intellectually justified is largely irrelevant. People will gravitate toward their "kin", even...

See post #2425. The tactic was not "unrecognizable". This is why the claim that Chauvin intentionally committed a felony (required for second-degree murder) when restraining Floyd will be difficult...

Operation Karbarossa, Augkarst Sekarnd 1941:

The solkarten of Karmpfgruppe Iskariot, equipped with Tikar tanks, pankarfausts (a.k.a. bazookars) kubel kargen, karnonen and maschinenkarwehre...

Thence began your eternal crusade for Kartholicism and Chokarlate.

There's a khar in us all.

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Apologies.

Judas Iskariot.

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Kars Karntinued:

Karpenter

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Kharki

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Christ, a rare bit of actual journalism from the Post. This reminds me of the time they exposed Adam Schiff for having lied about contacting the whistleblower in the Zelensky "scandal".

It's not so much a question of gullibility as it is of wavering or apolitical voters. In a state where electoral outcomes are decided by a tenth of a point, campaigning outside the polling station...

Doth not Akar hang from the cross of the Kardinal?

Thine be the glory
Risen conq'ring Son
Endless is the victory
thou o'er death hast won

Assuming you're referring to the electoral reform in GA, the Republicans aren't "curtail[ing] voting participation at any cost". Biden's claim that SB 202 is "Jim Crow on steroids" is, by any...