MadmanRB
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If your first response is to call me a racist brainwashed by the right wing you have some serious bias my dude. I'm not the one supported by billionaires, the military industrial complex, and basically everything else evil in the world, that's you. You are again assuming Derek Chauvin had a hand in his death, which according to the autopsy is just not true. He would of died that day no matter what happened because of all the drugs he was on. The autopsy also showed he had plenty of oxygen in his blood btw.
Just because you have oxygen in the blood doesn't mean that death from asphyxiation is impossible.
Also, even if the autopsy did reveal drugs in his system it's the amount of drugs that would still be in question as I am aware that he had fentanyl in his system but most reports I have studied suggested it was minimal at best.
He apparently also had Meth but again not a lot of it.
And unless you believe in "reefer madness" the Marijuana in his system was also apparently low.
Yes he apparently did have a heart condition but that in turn makes what happened even worse.
Again there were a million ways to subdue Floyd here and the method taken by Chuvan was the incorrect choice no matter what.
Actually I rather like such discussions, they are fun in their own right and allegory is something you can stumble upon even if it wasnt intended.Yeah, but how many people watch Aliens for the Vietnam War allegory? Fans just get entertained by it and enjoy it for the action, suspense, or whatever else.
The Vietnam War thing is for people who want to write video essays or want to write an academic paper of Aliens, and it's something that everyday people won't even notice. If you're someone who quickly picks up those deeper and hidden themes and such, good for you. But I doubt the average reader would care, much less notice those.
I honestly doubt people would care if you straightup write a story about police. No offense intended, but I feel you're overthinking things.