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White Perpetrators Always Get Elite Treatment
It’s been five months since the horrific slaying of George Floyd. He would’ve turned 47 on October 14, if not for the fateful encounter with his killer Derek Chauvin, who is only three years younger than the victim he callously suffocated with his knee, while ignoring fading cries for mercy.
Chauvin, a former thug-in-uniform and demonstrated white supremacist, who was arrested and subsequently slapped with murder and manslaughter charges, has been released after paying the $1 million bond, which was undoubtedly provided by a mysterious source.
And if that’s not disgusting enough to internalize, we’ve been hit with the unfathomable update about how a cold-blooded murderer, who exerted the death stamp on George Floyd’s neck for almost nine terrifying minutes will be allowed the luxury of leaving town in order to avoid threats to his shitty life.
Yep!
A county judge was coerced by evidence provided by the Department of Corrections that allegedly makes a strong case regarding “safety concerns” for a white terrorist, who set the nation and the world on fire, when violent clips of his allegiance to white power activated the months-long protests in retaliation against police brutality and the systemic injustice that enables it.
