the world is minus another transoid, but the daily mail seeks to score his next-of-psycho a ghetto lottery

By “W”
Fri, Jun 10, 2022 2:39 p.m.

the world is minus another transoid

The dm calls this a "shocking" and "horrifying" bodycam video. What I would consider shocking and horrifying is the sight of an over-weight negro cross-dresser taking off his clothes in public. What is your reaction?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10904633/Horrifying-footage-shows-transgender-woman-suffocate-death-paramedic-cop.html

N.S.: Contrary to widespread perception, Daily Mail operatives are pc. Consider the following “thing” by operative Ronny Reyes—remember that name! Reyes and his editor use inflammatory language to dishonestly describe the situation, to insist that a man was a woman, and to cast police who did nothing wrong in the role of the heavies.

The headline: “Horrifying moment black transgender woman is put in a spit hood during her arrest and loaded into an ambulance before being declared dead at the hospital: Police waited two weeks to report the incident

“Hall initially appeared scared and confused and cooperates with police, but then she becomes increasingly agitated….”

This is the Benjamin Crump school of journalism. That’s how Crump described Patrick Lyoya. It looks like it’s being adopted as boilerplate.

“Hall, a transgender woman, took off her wig and was stripping when police arrested her. They believed she was under the influence of drugs or alcohol”

“They place a spit hood on her as she’s loaded in an ambulance, with the officers outside appearing to laugh and joke about the situation.

“Hall continues to scream inside the ambulance as a paramedic and officer tried to calm her down.

“‘Calm down before we get to the hospital so they don’t have to tie you back up like that,’ the officer says. ‘Try to breath, ok.’

“At about 1:34 p.m., the paramedic and officer notice that Hall has fallen silent.

“‘Sir can you talk to me,’ the officer asks, addressing her as a man.

“Seeing that she’s unresponsive, they remove the spit hood, and the paramedic starts performing chest compressions as they arrive at Baylor University Medical Center.

“After being taken into the emergency room, Hall was pronounced dead at 2:05 p.m.”

The comments were heavily censored. Only 172 remain, which means that probably 80% were blocked or deleted. (Not only am I blocked from commenting, but any up or down votes I make will be deleted.)

Ronny Reyes and his editor are trying to help the family of the dead sexual psychopath score a ghetto lottery.

Some solid comments somehow got through. WallyBear, in Dallas wrote,

“Why is it a horrifying moment? I dont get it? Oh....I know why now. The darn narrative…”

fair call, in Australia, wrote,

“While its sad that someone loved has died, the officers have a right to protection and to go home safe each night.”

Ivan Denisovich, from New York, wrote,

“And exactly what did the police do, now?”

SlippyDippy, Snarko, Belarus, wrote,

“The person is horrifying. The cops were just doing their jobs...”

Gator Grandpa, Gatorlands, United States, wrote,

“Toxicology report yet?”

LadyyA, Lodi, United States, 2 days ago

“Why is it so shocking? Seems like the police did their job.”

And while some commenters—sounding like Benjamin Crump—supported the narrative, the votes were overwhelmingly against them, up to 98-1. While some narrative pushers asserted that the police had somehow murdered the sexual psychopath by putting a spit hood on him, very few voters bought that particular bill of goods.

Devildocmom1, Somewhere in the desert, United States, wrote,

“As an ER RN, I never hesitated to put a spit hood on someone if they were spitting. A spit hood does not cause death.” [706 upvotes, 19 downvotes]

And demonstrating why it is so important to be able to comment anonymously,

The God Killer, Dead God City, Antarctica, wrote,

“erm i beg to differ, wait until you’re having a panic attack or difficulty breathing then put a cushion cover or pillow case over your head and tighten it ,.. BOOM there’ no air. No wonder you got fired!” [21 upvotes, 337 downvotes]

Shotindark, Nowhere, United States, 2 days ago,

“I hope your boss knows you wrote this. You should be fired.” [21 upvotes, 277 down votes]