George
Floyd
We Can’t Breathe
May 29, 2020
I can’t breathe. This
has nothing to do with my unresolved January bout with pneumonia. At this particular moment it has little to do
with the more than 100,000 dead Americans resulting in large part from the
actions of Donald Chrump. (It remains
unproven that Chrump knew that the coronavirus he all-but-singlehandedly
unleashed on the American public would disproportionately impact
people of color, and by impact I mean kill, but that would only be the
latest in a lifetime of racially motivated transgressions if true.)
A Minneapolis policeman calmly murders a black man
while several other officers look on…
or maybe worse
while several other officers look on…
or maybe worse
At this particular moment, I can’t breathe as I struggle
under the weight of yet another murder of another obviously underserving black
man at the hands of police. The latest
victim of American White Justice is George Floyd, accused of passing a phony
$20 bill and then brutally murdered in broad daylight while pleading repeatedly
with his killer, pictured above, that he was in pain and could not
breathe. Mr. Floyd was unarmed,
face-down on the ground, handcuffed and had a police officer kneeling on his
neck for nearly 10 minutes, during which time he told the officer a dozen times
that he could not breathe. Soon after
that, George Floyd died.
Donald Chrump did not create
racism in America,
he just keeps telling everyone that it is acceptable*
he just keeps telling everyone that it is acceptable*
Donald
Chrump will not acknowledge the horrible milestone – the deaths of 100,000
Americans on his “watch.” A tweet in his
name written by someone else does not count.
Donald Chrump will not acknowledge the despicable death of one more
black man, killed by police for being black in America. Chrump called Colin Kaepernick a “son of a
bitch” for taking a knee on a football field to protest repeated murders of
black men by police. America’s
racist-in-chief says nothing when a white cop puts a knee on the neck of a
black man for no reason. There is a
special place in hell for Donald Chrump, no matter how long it may take for him
to arrive. There is a special place in
hell for police who murder black men in broad daylight.
* As always, we apologize for posting
such graphic and disturbing images; we hope no one will be emotionally scarred
or made physically ill for having seen this one.
This has been your Paying Attention Fraught For The Day.
You're welcome.
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