“Police killed him”. That’s the missing sentence.https://twitter.com/garrett_wollman/status/1268375014618824706 …
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Don't forget "alternative facts."
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Um, check your grammar text. That *is* the active voice. "Be killed" is the passive.
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Also it's already been ruled a homicide in the autopsy. He was killed by the police. That's a fact. Whether he was officially murdered is a legal question that will be answered but I'm not sure why they can't at least say what is already established.
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Standard J school teaching - need to treat a suspect as innocent until proven guilty, or else, in assuming someone is guilty of a felony, you've opened yourself to libel and convicted them in the press. So someone is "arrested on a burglary charge," not "arrested for burglary."
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Have you heard of "in fraganti"? The cellphone camera of a passer by caught Chauvin "in fraganti," killing Floyd. Hard to treat suspect as innocent when caught in fraganti.
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“Several minutes” also doesn’t look innocent. They know exactly how long the killer put his knee on Floyd’s neck.
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You write for The Atlantic and NY Times. They are not that different
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