So, like, you can't just sit there and claim that we just want to throw people under the bus because they were anywhere near this guy. Like, our justice system does have to have an actual balance to the way that it judges people that are accused because despite more recent events, just being accused of a crime does not mean you are guilty of said crime.
We are innocent until proven guilty, and it would be really nice if we could get back to that because we let the mob, the left, completely alter that over the past ten years to the point that we had people that are completely and totally innocent that everyone knew was innocent, but just because they happened to be in a liberal city, they ruined their entire life and threw them in court.
Derek Chauvin is sitting in prison for no reason, OK? Everyone needs to remember Derek Chauvin mobbed justice, put that man in prison.
He did not deserve to be there, and he is never going to see the light of day in his entire life, and he did literally nothing wrong, OK? So that's what mob justice looks like. If you think that mob justice is a good thing and a good idea for any reason whatsoever, go look at the nice case of Derek Chauvin.
Go watch the documentary which is called The Fall of Minneapolis. Just go watch that because you know how they opened that film? They play the full 20 minutes of body cam footage, and they show you very clearly that one, that George Floyd, St. George, St. George of Fentanyl, literally ate a pill on video. In the video, on the body cam footage, you see the pill on his tongue.
You see it, OK? Then you see the two cops that detain him. They fight with him all the way through. They throw him through the car.