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NJCher

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19. damn, another bubble burst

Wed Apr 21, 2021, 02:17 PM

Apr 2021

I was thinking we might have someone of character here.

Instead, it's the usual "all about money."

Which in a way I can't blame her: she didn't murder George Floyd. But she damn well knew she was living with a monster who had 18 complaints against him.

Should she suffer financially? I think maybe she should. She could have made that decision long ago.

But I really don't now the inside story so I guess I should just shut up already.

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Anyone notice Chauvin has no people? [View all] nolabear Apr 2021 OP

As I understand it, his wife left him shortly after the murder. I have not heard one GOPer I know Hoyt Apr 2021 #1

His wife "leaving" him was a scam. whopis01 Apr 2021 #16

Did not know that. In any event, she showed no support for Chauvin. Hoyt Apr 2021 #18

She has her own problems. Chellee Apr 2021 #45

damn, another bubble burst NJCher Apr 2021 #19

It is difficult or impossible to punish someone without impacting those around them whopis01 Apr 2021 #50

He cant keep his pension. He was declared guilty of a felony he should have lost that. Oppaloopa Apr 2021 #56

Newsweek article says he can keep his pension: Peregrine Took Apr 2021 #60

Are you sure about that? whopis01 Apr 2021 #62

They both have big problems with the IRS, too. Progressive Jones Apr 2021 #59

I know one right winger and was surprised when he supported Chauvin's convention csziggy Apr 2021 #31

Good to hear! Lisa0825 Apr 2021 #55

Or he told his friends and family not to put themselves in the mix greenjar_01 Apr 2021 #2

I'd like to see the evidence. nolabear Apr 2021 #5

What's your evidence? That nobody showed up to trial for him? greenjar_01 Apr 2021 #8

Not true Sunsky Apr 2021 #42

There was one seat reserved for a Chauvin family member but apparently it remained unoccupied PoliticAverse Apr 2021 #3

Primarily unoccupied. H2O Man Apr 2021 #12

Really? I didn't know that. Wonder if it was love or philosophy. nolabear Apr 2021 #32

Both sides had one seat H2O Man Apr 2021 #40

IIRC, his (ex)wife and him are also being prosecuted for tax fraud. Her attorney would be wise to RockRaven Apr 2021 #4

I wondered about why no one was saying anything at all. nolabear Apr 2021 #7

Nine counts Jilly_in_VA Apr 2021 #28

It's possible he had them and they disassociated from him. TwilightZone Apr 2021 #6

Could be. The absence is striking. Often the past is dug up. nolabear Apr 2021 #11

It is interesting. TwilightZone Apr 2021 #14

Whatever family members or friends he has are probably staying away Ocelot II Apr 2021 #9

+1. yonder Apr 2021 #15

Everyone is quick to blame police unions, but he continued doing bad policing because FSogol Apr 2021 #24

The Minneapolis police union, led until a few weeks ago Ocelot II Apr 2021 #26

will the recently announced Justice stopdiggin Apr 2021 #35

My thoughts exactly. pazzyanne Apr 2021 #58

I think they just bailed out because they knew he was going LT Barclay Apr 2021 #10

DC and ex wife Rustyeye77 Apr 2021 #13

One thing is certain, he is about to enter a friendless world. Chainfire Apr 2021 #17

He is the kind of guy that has "asshole" written all over his face. Pepsidog Apr 2021 #20

He had the same look on his face as the verdict was read as Trump did when they told him he won. Runningdawg Apr 2021 #30

There are a lot of people who have no people, by choice or by circumstance. demmiblue Apr 2021 #21

I agree. I can't imagine being in his shoes for many reasons. Treefrog Apr 2021 #23

Don't get me wrong; Im not. It's just an interesting observation about him. nolabear Apr 2021 #34

sociopath bucolic_frolic Apr 2021 #22

Yes, and he has the creepy, empty eyes to prove it. ShazzieB Apr 2021 #61

Just imagine pressbox69 Apr 2021 #25

I'm with you on this. I'm not judging his wife by her pretty smile until I know a lot more about ... Hekate Apr 2021 #37

Spot on, nolabear Hekate Apr 2021 #27

Sociopaths Jilly_in_VA Apr 2021 #29

+1, ... unless he had a cult and then it doesn't matter what he becomes. Chauvin didn't have uponit7771 Apr 2021 #51

No Chauvinists? thats rare.... TalenaGor Apr 2021 #33

Maybe Tucker Carlson will marry him. Jetheels Apr 2021 #36

No Character Witness either Thrill Apr 2021 #38

As an example of the converse, I was having a conversation with a potential business partner. BobTheSubgenius Apr 2021 #39

Yes. It means something. nolabear Apr 2021 #48

You mean a background check ...right? diverdownjt Apr 2021 #41

Not necessarily. Even in conversation and association you learn a lot. nolabear Apr 2021 #49

Just as an aside, how many of you have good friends that are cops? tikka Apr 2021 #43

I have many relatives who are. Tbh I'm not wild about some of them nolabear Apr 2021 #52

We've Had 2 ProfessorGAC Apr 2021 #53

Just curious. tikka Apr 2021 #57

I'm just glad he wasn't invited to speak at the Republican convention IronLionZion Apr 2021 #44

No sympathy WestIndianArchie Apr 2021 #46

I think he will find friends of the Aryan type while in jail. IcyPeas Apr 2021 #47

I DID notice that. And now, in prison, he is completely, utterly, frighteningly alone. Stinky The Clown Apr 2021 #54