I'm guessing my point about several minutes being three or four has hit a nerve with you. Uh oh. Did you think that your wife mentioning that "several minutes" was a compliment?
I'm guessing my point about several minutes being three or four has hit a nerve with you. Uh oh. Did you think that your wife mentioning that "several minutes" was a compliment?
I even looked for a good picture of a WW2 Korean honey wagon for you - a cart with buckets and a long ladle used for collecting and spreading what we process in septic systems. Some kids like me were a bit too young to remember, but anybody else stationed in Korea between the end of WW2 and the start of the Korean War won't forget those.
I can't imagine how it rationally goes any other way. When you have so many differing expert opinions about what caused death, then any could be contributory, and none can be ruled out. In the end how can you say this or that was the cause. The triggering event and many contributing factors pretty much have to be attributed to the victim for initiating the whole chain of events. Chauvin doesn't get a pass either, but bad judgement and lack of knowledge about Floyd's condition doesn't make his behavior willfully or intentionally criminal - negligent, careless, and reckless absolutely.