George Floyd didn’t die for a cause. He was murdered by a white bigot. I think he’d rather still be alive and home with his wife and kids. His death sparked a cause. That people shouldn’t be murdered by those who are supposed to be serving and protecting the public. ALL of the public, not just white people.
I do not understand how an addict who lies and said that he had not taken any drugs and then dies from an overdose of said drugs is someone to whom we should look for leadership or inspiration.
RohanDemon about 3 years ago
Possibly, but it’s better to live and continue the cause, if you die others may use that death for purposes you do not agree with.
tcayer about 3 years ago
Really? George Floyd? His cause was drug use and crime…
Wendy Emlinger Premium Member about 3 years ago
George Floyd didn’t die for a cause. He was murdered by a white bigot. I think he’d rather still be alive and home with his wife and kids. His death sparked a cause. That people shouldn’t be murdered by those who are supposed to be serving and protecting the public. ALL of the public, not just white people.
JamesTomlinson about 3 years ago
I do not understand how an addict who lies and said that he had not taken any drugs and then dies from an overdose of said drugs is someone to whom we should look for leadership or inspiration.