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Judge Lets Black Lives Matter Thug Walk Free For Attacking A Baby, Says: ‘He Was Emotional’



A judge has allowed a Black Lives Matter thug to walk free from court after he was convicted for attacking a baby during a violent riot.

Victor Miles II was one of a mob that surrounded and violently attacked a family who were trapped inside their car.

The horrible act took place in Fredericksburg, Virginia, during last year’s violent George Floyd riots.

Video from the incident shows Miles smashing the rear window with a large weapon to attack the one-year-old in the back seat.

Luckily, the car is able to pull away from the attack before Miles and the mob can reach the baby.

Still, the baby was covered in broken glass after the window was smashed over the child’s head.

For this horrific act, Miles received a suspended sentence of just 90 days for assault and destruction of property charges.

The assault charge will be completely removed from his record if he stays out of trouble for a year.

Defense attorney Eugene Frost justified the pitiful sentence by arguing that Miles was angry because “It was a very emotional time all the way around.”

This BLM thug was originally facing a 5-year prison sentence on felony charges of unlawful wounding, but now he is free to walk the streets and attack anyone else who doesn’t bow to the BLM mob.

Fucking hell...
 

Megadeath

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Judge Lets Black Lives Matter Thug Walk Free For Attacking A Baby, Says: ‘He Was Emotional’





Fucking hell...
The particulars are somewhat slanted by that reporting. For one, he likely never knew a baby was there. He was part of a crowd that had been tear gassed, and his attack on the car was a reaction to being clipped by the car after it attempted to push through the crowd.

That said, I personally would want him to face significantly more stiff consequences and don't really agree with the outcome. On the other hand, I'd also consider the driver guilty of reckless endangerment for taking the car into the middle of a tear gassed riot.
 

Vaermina

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The particulars are somewhat slanted by that reporting. For one, he likely never knew a baby was there. He was part of a crowd that had been tear gassed, and his attack on the car was a reaction to being clipped by the car after it attempted to push through the crowd.

That said, I personally would want him to face significantly more stiff consequences and don't really agree with the outcome. On the other hand, I'd also consider the driver guilty of reckless endangerment for taking the car into the middle of a tear gassed riot.
Unless the family are idiots they are going to win an open and shut civil case against this guy.

So it's likely not over yet.
 

DarthOne

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Sergeant At Arms, Timothy Blodgett goofed in a hearing and confirms Lieutenant Mike Byrd killed Ashli Babbitt. He also claims his Sergeant at Arms employee rendered aid, he is lying. His employee touched her once, watched her bleed out, then contaminated the crime scene.
 

What's the sitch?

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It would have looked bad to have a black person have murdered someone while the Chauvin "trial" going on.

In which innocent black person that was a shining pillar of the community and exemplar of mankind was brutally murdered for no apparent reason by a police officer. /sarcasm
 

Megadeath

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It would have looked bad to have a black person have murdered someone while the Chauvin "trial" going on.

In which innocent black person that was a shining pillar of the community and exemplar of mankind was brutally murdered for no apparent reason by a police officer. /sarcasm
Legally speaking, it doesn't matter whether the person you murder is a satanic cannibalistic paedophile, or the second coming of Christ.
 

Cherico

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Legally speaking, it doesn't matter whether the person you murder is a satanic cannibalistic paedophile, or the second coming of Christ.

Legally speaking the right to self defense has been enuciated by such people as Cirero and has been reconized as a right that human beings have in mulitple societies and civilization.

Western civilization, Arab civilization, The far eastern, indian, and new world civilizations all reconized self defense as a right that human beings intrinsically possess. So if the Satanic Cannibalistic Paedophile starts trouble and dies for it then that's covered by self defense.
 

Megadeath

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Legally speaking the right to self defense has been enuciated by such people as Cirero and has been reconized as a right that human beings have in mulitple societies and civilization.

Western civilization, Arab civilization, The far eastern, indian, and new world civilizations all reconized self defense as a right that human beings intrinsically possess. So if the Satanic Cannibalistic Paedophile starts trouble and dies for it then that's covered by self defense.
Of course it is. And if Jesus were to attack the Pharisees, and start trashing shops set up in temples then people would have a right to defend themselves there too. What's your point though? Surely you're not trying to suggest Chauvin killed Floyd in self defence?
 

AnimalNoodles

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it might end up being money well spent.

Only to the extent that they will do what the cops wont.

The stuff im hearing from a great many white normies would concern me if I wasnt radicalised myself. Mass radicalisation of whites is occurring at a rapid pace. I am hearing stuff from my normie soccermom cousins that would be shocking to me of even 7 years ago.

What we are seeing is the polarisation of Gamergate being applied to the entire culture. The left has all the power, and they will use that power to brutalise their opponents. But if they dont take their foot off the pedal, that growing radicalization will find non-political outlets to express itself.
 

LordsFire

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Of course it is. And if Jesus were to attack the Pharisees, and start trashing shops set up in temples then people would have a right to defend themselves there too. What's your point though? Surely you're not trying to suggest Chauvin killed Floyd in self defence?

If you've been tracking the events around the trial, you'd be aware that evidence is that Floyd killed himself. At most, Chauvin contributed by adding stressors when Floyd was already heading towards a death by OD.
 

Megadeath

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If you've been tracking the events around the trial, you'd be aware that evidence is that Floyd killed himself. At most, Chauvin contributed by adding stressors when Floyd was already heading towards a death by OD.
That's open to interpretation, and that's clearly not the interpretation the court came to. Regardless, what does that have to do with the legal right to self defense?
 

LordsFire

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That's open to interpretation, and that's clearly not the interpretation the court came to. Regardless, what does that have to do with the legal right to self defense?

Chauvin didn't kill Floyd. Floyd killed himself. Thus the right to self-defense isn't relevant to that situation.

And when there's clear evidence both that there was witness tampering, and that one of the jurors is ideologically aligned with a terrorist group, was prejudiced against Chauvin and lied to get into the jury anyways, the findings of the trial are far from authoritative.
 

King Arts

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That's open to interpretation, and that's clearly not the interpretation the court came to. Regardless, what does that have to do with the legal right to self defense?
Is the court trustworthy though? Maybe the witnesses and judge felt that it was necessary to sacrafice Chauvin otherwise there would be more riots.
 

boomghost

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Is the court trustworthy though? Maybe the witnesses and judge felt that it was necessary to sacrafice Chauvin otherwise there would be more riots.
if people riot over someone ODing on drugs, those people need to be spending some time in jail.
 

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