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==New Jim Crow==
==New Jim Crow==
{{See also|Biden Crime Bill}}
{{See also|Biden Crime Bill}}
In 2009 Floyd was sentenced to mass incarceration under the Democrat's [[New Jim Crow]] laws. He was accused and convicted of putting a gun to the belly of a [[pregnant]] woman and threatening to kill her and her baby while six co-conspirators ransacked her home for money and drugs.<ref>https://100percentfedup.com/candace-owens-on-blm-protests-no-question-officer-chauvin-committed-a-crime-i-hope-george-floyds-family-gets-justice-but-floyd-held-a-gun-to-the-belly-of-a-pregnant-woman/</ref> Floyd moved to Minnesota in 2014 to avoid [[Texas]]' three strikes law.<ref>[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8366533/George-Floyd-moved-Minneapolis-start-new-life-released-prison-Texas.html EXCLUSIVE: A new start turns to a tragic end for George Floyd, who moved to Minneapolis determined to turn his life around after being released from prison in Texas], ''Daily Mail'', May 28, 2020.</ref> After leaving prison Floyd was described by family and friends as a Bible-belieiving [[Christian]] with a history of ministry work.<ref>https://www.faithwire.com/2020/05/29/george-floyd-was-a-bible-believing-christian-with-a-history-of-ministry-work/</ref>
In 2009 Floyd was sentenced to mass incarceration under the Democrat's [[New Jim Crow]] laws. He was accused and convicted of putting a gun to the belly of a [[pregnant]] woman and threatening to kill her and her baby while six co-conspirators ransacked her home for money and drugs.<ref>https://100percentfedup.com/candace-owens-on-blm-protests-no-question-officer-chauvin-committed-a-crime-i-hope-george-floyds-family-gets-justice-but-floyd-held-a-gun-to-the-belly-of-a-pregnant-woman/</ref> Floyd moved to Minnesota in 2014 to avoid [[Texas]]' three strikes law.<ref>[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8366533/George-Floyd-moved-Minneapolis-start-new-life-released-prison-Texas.html EXCLUSIVE: A new start turns to a tragic end for George Floyd, who moved to Minneapolis determined to turn his life around after being released from prison in Texas], ''Daily Mail'', May 28, 2020.</ref> After leaving prison Floyd was described by family and friends as a Bible-belieiving [[Christian]] with a history of ministry work.<ref>https://www.faithwire.com/2020/05/29/george-floyd-was-a-bible-believing-christian-with-a-history-of-ministry-work/</ref>
:{{See also|CCP virus in the US|Democrat plantation}}
:{{See also|CCP virus in the US|Democrat plantation}}
A Black woman posted an observation on [[social media]]:
A Black woman posted an observation on [[social media]]:
[[File:Brandon Mitchell.jpg|right|300px|thumb|BLM activist Brandon Mitchell, one of the jurors convicting Derek Chauvin.<ref>https://thepostmillennial.com/chauvin-trial-juror-spark-some-change/</ref>]]
{{quotebox|Two weeks ago you were unable to have a funeral. If your mom, if your dad, if your grandma died, they couldn't have a funeral. And if you did try to have a funeral, you could have been [[arrest]]ed you. Fast forward two weeks later. You turn on the television and there's a giant funeral, a giant memorial for George Floyd. [[Hollywood values|Celebrities]] and [[politician]]s all there - the same people for the past couple months who are telling you if you were to go into a group of people, you could have died because of [[Covid 19]]. And here they sit at this giant funeral, a funeral in which George Floyd probably only knew one-third of the people actually there. A funeral in which became political. [[Al Sharpton]] was up there saying 'we're gonna take the [[White House]].'
{{quotebox|Two weeks ago you were unable to have a funeral. If your mom, if your dad, if your grandma died, they couldn't have a funeral. And if you did try to have a funeral, you could have been [[arrest]]ed you. Fast forward two weeks later. You turn on the television and there's a giant funeral, a giant memorial for George Floyd. [[Hollywood values|Celebrities]] and [[politician]]s all there - the same people for the past couple months who are telling you if you were to go into a group of people, you could have died because of [[Covid 19]]. And here they sit at this giant funeral, a funeral in which George Floyd probably only knew one-third of the people actually there. A funeral in which became political. [[Al Sharpton]] was up there saying 'we're gonna take the [[White House]].'