Opinion: Was the Freddie Gray case a political prosecution?

[Unified Governments]

Gray had a medical condition they were unaware of. Should be send people to jail based on nothing?

I fail to see how being unaware of a medical condition excuses using unnecessary and inhumane force and failing to comply with department standards on safe carrying of prisoners.

Handcuffing a guy is now inhumane force? And yeah, they didn't put his seatbelt on. So the fuck what?

[Gauthier]

Considering that the charges brought against the officers were baseless, then yes. And after witnessing Mosby's speech, there's no doubt this was a political prosecution. Marilyn Mosby is a disgrace and a hack political activist prosecutor. She should be disbarred.

But Bob McCullough is the paragon of integrity. *nod*

[Unified Governments]

It's not an appeal to authority. It's a fucking verdict.

As in "if I say that those officers acquitted of killing Freddie Gray are murderers, they can sue me for slander".

The officers acquitted of killing Freddie Gray are murderers.

The pigs in question are free to come at me.

Oh, using slurs against police officers. Classy.

[Unified Governments]

Considering that the charges brought against the officers were baseless, then yes. And after witnessing Mosby's speech, there's no doubt this was a political prosecution. Marilyn Mosby is a disgrace and a hack political activist prosecutor. She should be disbarred.

But Bob McCullough is the paragon of integrity. *nod*

Are you actually capable of contributing anything meaningful to a thread?

[MERIZoC]

I fail to see how being unaware of a medical condition excuses using unnecessary and inhumane force and failing to comply with department standards on safe carrying of prisoners.

Handcuffing a guy is now inhumane force? And yeah, they didn't put his seatbelt on. So the fuck what?

So he died. That's 'the fuck what'.

[The balkens]

I fail to see how being unaware of a medical condition excuses using unnecessary and inhumane force and failing to comply with department standards on safe carrying of prisoners.

Handcuffing a guy is now inhumane force? And yeah, they didn't put his seatbelt on. So the fuck what?

"Muh Wrists hurt!"

[Gauthier]

But Bob McCullough is the paragon of integrity. *nod*

Are you actually capable of contributing anything meaningful to a thread?

I just did, not my fault you can't read it competently.

[MERIZoC]

The officers acquitted of killing Freddie Gray are murderers.

The pigs in question are free to come at me.

Oh, using slurs against police officers. Classy.

Indeed.

I'll call murderous shitheads what I want, thanks.

[The balkens]

It's not an appeal to authority. It's a fucking verdict.

As in "if I say that those officers acquitted of killing Freddie Gray are murderers, they can sue me for slander".

The officers acquitted of killing Freddie Gray are murderers.

The pigs in question are free to come at me.

>Your opinion

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Wow, that edge is so deep mang.

[The balkens]

Oh, using slurs against police officers. Classy.

Indeed.

I'll call murderous shitheads what I want, thanks.

yeah, yeah, and i bet you jaywalk.

[Gauthier]

Handcuffing a guy is now inhumane force? And yeah, they didn't put his seatbelt on. So the fuck what?

"Muh Wrists hurt!"

"He doesn't need seatbelts, just put him on the floor."
"Floor it!"
"You hear something? I could swear it's gurgling."
"Nah FAM."

[The balkens]

"Muh Wrists hurt!"

"He doesn't need seatbelts, just put him on the floor."
"Floor it!"
"You hear something? I could swear it's gurgling."
"Nah FAM."

shouldve strapped him in.

[Costa Fierro]

If one's political view is that people shouldn't be murdered, then yeah, I suppose so.

There's a reason why manslaughter exists. For cases where deaths are criminally negligent. Murder implies that this was planned and premeditated, i.e those officers went out specifically to find Freddie Gray and kill him.

The fact that the charges were dropped clearly shows that there was a mishandling of the case. Rather than trying to pursue murder, which is basically impossible to prove unless there's firm evidence that this was premeditated, whoever brought the charges clearly wasn't doing it to actually bring justice, otherwise they would have pursued charges which would have seen a conviction.

[MERIZoC]

If one's political view is that people shouldn't be murdered, then yeah, I suppose so.

There's a reason why manslaughter exists. For cases where deaths are criminally negligent. Murder implies that this was planned and premeditated, i.e those officers went out specifically to find Freddie Gray and kill him.

The fact that the charges were dropped clearly shows that there was a mishandling of the case. Rather than trying to pursue murder, which is basically impossible to prove unless there's firm evidence that this was premeditated, whoever brought the charges clearly wasn't doing it to actually bring justice, otherwise they would have pursued charges which would have seen a conviction.

Murder doesnt have to be premeditated. It can be spontaneous. Regardless, I think a sheer lack of care and a whole lot of recklessness make this something worse than simple manslaughter. Were they trying to kill him? Maybe not. Did they care if they did? I doubt it.

[The balkens]

If one's political view is that people shouldn't be murdered, then yeah, I suppose so.

There's a reason why manslaughter exists. For cases where deaths are criminally negligent. Murder implies that this was planned and premeditated, i.e those officers went out specifically to find Freddie Gray and kill him.

The fact that the charges were dropped clearly shows that there was a mishandling of the case. Rather than trying to pursue murder, which is basically impossible to prove unless there's firm evidence that this was premeditated, whoever brought the charges clearly wasn't doing it to actually bring justice, otherwise they would have pursued charges which would have seen a conviction.

But it was murder! we swear! it was MURRRDERRR!!! "NAO JUSTISE! NAO PEAS!!!!!!!"

Literally just blowing smoke out of their asses and then falling short. Im surprised Baltimore hasnt gone up in flames already and people calling for the uncle tom prosecutor's head on a pike.

[Unified Governments]

Handcuffing a guy is now inhumane force? And yeah, they didn't put his seatbelt on. So the fuck what?

So he died. That's 'the fuck what'.

Which wasn't the officer's fault. Look, I get that you want to send people to jail for being in the truck with someone who died, but please relax.

[Unified Governments]

Are you actually capable of contributing anything meaningful to a thread?

I just did, not my fault you can't read it competently.

Your standards for meaningful are awfully shitty then.

[Unified Governments]

Oh, using slurs against police officers. Classy.

Indeed.

I'll call murderous shitheads what I want, thanks.

Okay, so can I call Freddy Gray a nigger since he was a drug dealer?

[The balkens]

Indeed.

I'll call murderous shitheads what I want, thanks.

Okay, so can I call Freddy Gray a nigger since he was a drug dealer?

Das racist, anon.

[Gauthier]

Indeed.

I'll call murderous shitheads what I want, thanks.

Okay, so can I call Freddy Gray a nigger since he was a drug dealer?

I had no idea you did that after getting permission first.

[Liriena]

Perhaps the prosecution stretched itself too much, but I do believe that the officers involved deserve to be brought to justice for Freddie Gray's death.

[MERIZoC]

Indeed.

I'll call murderous shitheads what I want, thanks.

Okay, so can I call Freddy Gray a nigger since he was a drug dealer?

Racism. Nice.

[The balkens]

Okay, so can I call Freddy Gray a nigger since he was a drug dealer?

Racism. Nice.

Accept he didnt call him that, just asked since you willy nilly call cops "pigz" and shit.

[Llamalandia]

Indeed.

I'll call murderous shitheads what I want, thanks.

Okay, so can I call Freddy Gray a nigger since he was a drug dealer?

That might be going a bit far. I mean sure free speech and all but really? Though it is a good point that Freddie Grey was a less than stellar victim. Maybe just call him a drug dealer and leave it at that or...a like an unlicensed purveyor of pharmacieuticals.

[The balkens]

Okay, so can I call Freddy Gray a nigger since he was a drug dealer?

I had no idea you did that after getting permission first.

They respected him greatly for it.