1. The death of George Floyd was a tragedy, make no mistake about it. But it was not necessarily a racially-motivated death. It is now coming out that the officer who knelt on Floyd’s neck already had an established history of troubling behavior in his role as a law enforcement agent. It is altogether possible that Mr. Floyd’s ethnicity didn’t even figure as a consideration in the officer’s mind, as well as that of the other officers involved.
Have been thinking more about the George Floyd case…
Some additional notions that I have been pondering, though I said earlier that there would probably be nothing more that would be remarked upon:
Not everything is about race. Or needs to be.
2. The handling of George Floyd’s death was a matter germane to local jurisdiction and that’s ALL as far as it should have gotten. There should have been proper investigation, including objective autopsy (there are now two
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