Is it time to pardon Derek Chauvin?

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FCBlitz
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7:38p, 1/8/26
It is clear he was railroaded.

Is there processes available to allow pardon individuals the ability to leave prison with no announcement? No notice?

That dude life will never be the same.
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7:39p, 1/8/26
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He's in state prison. Federal pardon won't help him.
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7:40p, 1/8/26
Yes the trial was a farce, and no he didnt kill him. But a pardon wont help him, there is no justice in Liberal cities.
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In reply to Teslag • 7:40p, 1/8/26
Teslag said:
He's in state prison. Federal pardon won't help him.


Chauvin is in federal prison.

A pardon would put him in state prison. He does not want that I suspect.

I'm Gipper
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In reply to Teslag • 7:41p, 1/8/26
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Teslag said:
He's in state prison. Federal pardon won't help him.

Reverse. He's in fed prison for safety. But POTUS pardon won't make the state convictions go away.
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In reply to [removed post] • 7:43p, 1/8/26
94DCAg said:
No. This is not how I want my police to police.

He followed procedure
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Rapier108
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7:43p, 1/8/26
No reason to do so. As others have said, he is better off in federal prison.

If the state conviction is tossed, then consider a pardon for the federal charges.
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill
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7:44p, 1/8/26
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Such injustice against him. I can't imagine the daily seething and rage he must feel.
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In reply to [removed post] • 7:48p, 1/8/26
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94DCAg said:
No. This is not how I want my police to police.


My effing gosh. Can you get any more irrational bleeding heart leftist?

I dont want my police to have to police felons who consume enough substances to kill a horse and get blamed for their death either though!
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Dan Carlin
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9:02p, 1/8/26
I prefer my police to not murder civilians, so... no.
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In reply to Dan Carlin • 9:03p, 1/8/26
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Dan Carlin said:
I prefer my police to not murder civilians, so... no.


Good thing Floyd did the world a favor and OD'ed to death
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In reply to Im Gipper • 9:03p, 1/8/26
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Im Gipper said:
Teslag said:
He's in state prison. Federal pardon won't help him.


Chauvin is in federal prison.

A pardon would put him in state prison. He does not want that I suspect.


Correct. He plead guilty on the federal charges explicitly to get out of state prison and into federal.
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In reply to Dan Carlin • 9:04p, 1/8/26
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Dan Carlin said:
I prefer my police to not murder civilians, so... no.


Thats good, so he should be free. Thanks for the clarification
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9:04p, 1/8/26
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Could Trump just commute his sentence to house arrest for life?
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9:05p, 1/8/26
Tim replaced by a Republican in Nov and it is a done deal.
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In reply to Dan Carlin • 9:10p, 1/8/26
Dan Carlin said:
I prefer my police to not murder civilians, so... no.

Well, Chauvin didn't murder anyone.

And somehow I have a feeling you wouldn't say that if this thread was about Michael Byrd.
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill
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In reply to Dan Carlin • 9:15p, 1/8/26
Dan Carlin said:
I prefer my police to not murder civilians, so... no.

Well since he was not murdered you should want him released
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9:15p, 1/8/26
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Libtards are pretty fired up right now.....Timing would be good. I say go for it.
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In reply to Teslag • 9:16p, 1/8/26
Teslag said:
Dan Carlin said:
I prefer my police to not murder civilians, so... no.


Good thing Floyd did the world a favor and OD'ed to death


Which the jury did not buy after listening to the evidence. All the defense needed for an acquittal was to convince a single juror there was reasonable doubt and they couldn't even do that.
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In reply to FCBlitz • 9:16p, 1/8/26
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FCBlitz said:
It is clear he was railroaded.

Is there processes available to allow pardon individuals the ability to leave prison with no announcement? No notice?

That dude life will never be the same.


No, I'm fine with where he is.

I don't like ******* cops. Just cause he could doesn't mean he should have.

He had the option to not do what he did. He did because he wanted to. Dude is a sick **** and would have hurt other people.

Also don't care that Floyd died.

I know that police state loving bleeders are gonna come on here and call me a leftist bleeder. Don't care. I'm Trump all three times and straight ticket voting conservative.

FIL and uncle both retired police chiefs. Other uncle and two cousins are police.

All of them weren't willing to condemn the cop (because they never will openly) when it first became news but they all knew he was in trouble as soon as they saw it.


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Ginormus Ag
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In reply to 5Amp • 9:18p, 1/8/26
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Tim replaced by a Republican in Nov and it is a done deal.

That ain't happening. Too many idiots in MN.
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 9:19p, 1/8/26
CrackerJackAg said:
FCBlitz said:
It is clear he was railroaded.

Is there processes available to allow pardon individuals the ability to leave prison with no announcement? No notice?

That dude life will never be the same.


No, I'm fine with where he is.

I don't like ******* cops. Just cause he could doesn't mean he should have.

He had the option to not do what he did. He did because he wanted to. Dude is a sick **** and would have hurt other people.

Also don't care that Floyd died.

I know that police state loving bleeders are gonna come on here and call me a leftist bleeder. Don't care.

FIL and uncle both retired police chiefs. Other uncle and two cousins are police.

All of them weren't willing to condemn the cop (because they never will openly) when it first became news but they all knew he was in trouble as soon as they saw it.



Saying he would hurt other people in future (you must be Paul Atreides able to see the future) is not a reason to convict someone of a crime they didnt commit.

He followed police department procedure.
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In reply to Teslag • 9:19p, 1/8/26
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That's quite literally the only productive thing that he ever did in his life, by far.

"Eating too many drugs" in police custody and getting a gold coffin service and democrat donations.

Robbing pregnant women at gunpoint doesn't get you 11-figures of capital movement.
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In reply to [removed post] • 9:20p, 1/8/26
94DCAg said:
No. This is not how I want my police to police.


For your feelings you would prefer an innocent man rot in prison? How noble.
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In reply to samurai_science • 9:23p, 1/8/26
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samurai_science said:
CrackerJackAg said:
FCBlitz said:
It is clear he was railroaded.

Is there processes available to allow pardon individuals the ability to leave prison with no announcement? No notice?

That dude life will never be the same.


No, I'm fine with where he is.

I don't like ******* cops. Just cause he could doesn't mean he should have.

He had the option to not do what he did. He did because he wanted to. Dude is a sick **** and would have hurt other people.

Also don't care that Floyd died.

I know that police state loving bleeders are gonna come on here and call me a leftist bleeder. Don't care.

FIL and uncle both retired police chiefs. Other uncle and two cousins are police.

All of them weren't willing to condemn the cop (because they never will openly) when it first became news but they all knew he was in trouble as soon as they saw it.



Saying he would hurt other people in future (you must be Paul Atreides able to see the future) is not a reason to convict someone of a crime they didnt commit.

He followed police department procedure.


No, but it's a good enough reason for me not to give a *****

He was not some good guy who just got railroaded. He's an ******* that did something he didn't have to do.

That guy had no regard for Floyd's life.

I probably don't either as he wasn't worth anything but that's also why I wouldn't be a cop.
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In reply to blacksox • 9:24p, 1/8/26
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blacksox said:
Teslag said:
Dan Carlin said:
I prefer my police to not murder civilians, so... no.


Good thing Floyd did the world a favor and OD'ed to death


Which the jury did not buy after listening to the evidence. All the defense needed for an acquittal was to convince a single juror there was reasonable doubt and they couldn't even do that.


Well ya, they had to keep it real

On the plus side at least Floyd is gone and the world is a better place.
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In reply to LarryLayman • 9:24p, 1/8/26
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LarryLayman said:
94DCAg said:
No. This is not how I want my police to police.


For your feelings you would prefer an innocent man rot in prison? How noble.


Not innocent. Payed a price higher than cops are used to or more than he should have but he was not innocent.
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In reply to Dan Carlin • 9:33p, 1/8/26
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Dan Carlin said:
I prefer my police to not murder civilians, so... no.


lol, okay.
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9:33p, 1/8/26
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The world is better off with George Floyd out of it.
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 10:43p, 1/8/26
CrackerJackAg said:
LarryLayman said:
94DCAg said:
No. This is not how I want my police to police.


For your feelings you would prefer an innocent man rot in prison? How noble.


Not innocent. Payed a price higher than cops are used to or more than he should have but he was not innocent.


Example number 400,567,843,956 that leftists are incapable of setting aside their ideology, even for a second, and seeing the truth.
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In reply to LarryLayman • 10:49p, 1/8/26
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LarryLayman said:
CrackerJackAg said:
LarryLayman said:
94DCAg said:
No. This is not how I want my police to police.


For your feelings you would prefer an innocent man rot in prison? How noble.


Not innocent. Payed a price higher than cops are used to or more than he should have but he was not innocent.


Example number 400,567,843,956 that leftists are incapable of setting aside their ideology, even for a second, and seeing the truth.


Example 400,567,843,956 how sensitive grown men can't understand that somebody might just disagree with them and has to revert to calling them names and trying to "other" them.

Like I said earlier straight ticket republican three times Trump voter.

Politically loving everything that's happening right now.

Don't feel bad for Floyd. Don't feel bad for the lady that got shot yesterday.

The cop is also an ******* & should be in prison.

You don't have to call people names just because they don't agree with you. Makes you look like you lack self confidence and/or intelligence. I've never met you so I don't know for sure if you are ******ed & don't want to just assume so because this is the complete data set I have to go on.




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In reply to [removed post] • 10:51p, 1/8/26
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94DCAg said:
No. This is not how I want my police to police.


You from Portland?
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In reply to CrackerJackAg • 10:52p, 1/8/26
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CrackerJackAg said:
LarryLayman said:
CrackerJackAg said:
LarryLayman said:
94DCAg said:
No. This is not how I want my police to police.


For your feelings you would prefer an innocent man rot in prison? How noble.


Not innocent. Payed a price higher than cops are used to or more than he should have but he was not innocent.


Example number 400,567,843,956 that leftists are incapable of setting aside their ideology, even for a second, and seeing the truth.


Example 400,567,843,956 how sensitive grown men can't understand that somebody might just disagree with them and has to revert to calling them names and trying to "other" them.

Like I said earlier straight ticket republican three times Trump voter.

Politically loving everything that's happening right now.

Don't feel bad for Floyd. Don't feel bad for the lady that got shot yesterday.

The cop is also an ******* & should be in prison.

You don't have to call people names just because they don't agree with you. Makes you look like you lack self confidence and/or intelligence. I've never met you so I don't know for sure if you are ******ed & don't want to just assume so because this is the complete data set I have to go on.






He died of a fentanyl overdose….
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In reply to Dan Carlin • 11:01p, 1/8/26
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Dan Carlin said:
I prefer my police to not murder civilians, so... no.

Good thing Chauvin didn't murder anybody then. Saint Floyd of Fentanyl died of an overdose.
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