#1) For the millionith time white people outnumber blacks 82%-12%. Of course there are going to be more shots fired at whites, because there are many more! Black men are pulled over and harrased by PO much more than white people, although they only make up a very small portion of males. You can actually throw in hispanic males as well. I know you mentioend the stats. I just wanted to restate what you said in my own words.
I already said why you are wrong here in my original post.
Nobel Prize-winning novelist Toni Morrison says she wants to see an officer shoot an unarmed white teenager in the back before agreeing that the “conversation about race” is over, but she almost certainly already has received her wish.
www.washingtontimes.com
If you adjust for population ONLY, then yes it looks like blacks are killed more often. That is a very BAD bit of math to do here. When you adjust for criminal contacts made with police, ie how often the police actually come into contact with a specific ethnic group, white people are far more likely to be killed than black people. Straight up because 4% of the population, IE young black males from ages of 14-34, come into contact with police at a ridiculously higher rate (more so in specific areas of the country) than any other demographic. This holds true for all other demographics. Based on that, it is statistically more likely if you are not black to be shot at any given police encounter than if you are black.
#2) Did Floyd die by meth and phentonol? Maybe. The fact is people don't trust the police so whatever comes out will be disputed. It could be true. Again, they lost the trust of the black community so no one is going to believe the reports anyway.There is an independent report that refutes your report. Who should we believe?
3) Floyd is a big guy/ No one is arguing that there was a struggle. It did take 3 cops to subdue Floyd. Still doesn't give the cops the right to have him pinned down like that, and to have a knee on the neck of Mr. Floyd is inhumane. I don't care the reasons why officer Derek did it. The amount of time he held his knee in Floyd's neck was totally inappropriate, and again inhumane.
As far as the drugs, that is just the article I read at the time the other day and saw people talking about. Whether there is more to the autopsy or not to go we'll all find out in due time.