George Floyd Trial Verdict Analysis | Role of Police Subculture
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- This video answers the questions: Can I analyze the George Floyd murder trial proceedings and verdict? What role did the police subculture have in Derek Chauvin’s behavior?
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I was married to a cop for 22 years.
The job changed him.
Your description of the police subculture was spot on.
My ex was a cop also and you're exactly right. The level of arrogance is astounding. My ex literally said he was better than everyone else.
@@Prancer0210 Police need to
size up people quick but when it comes to marital partners they are notoriously poor judge of character. If your husband is so arrogant why did you marry him???
@@felixt1470 We actually grew up together in church and dated for seven years before marriage. We never lived together prior to getting married so I never knew how arrogant he was until I lived with him. I did a couple of ride alongs with him and learned a lot.
It is difficult for some people to separate their work life from home life, and usually the family suffers. Heal well🙏🙏🙏
@Lynn Mekeel 💔 So sad things went the way they did.
Apparently to some departments (particularly Nassau county in Long Island, NY in my experience) using your constitutional rights and not speaking to a detective without an attorney present is a form of "disrespect" I was arrested during a traffic stop two years ago for window tint that isn't even that dark (I also have a medical exemption for my psoriasis because New Yorks regulations on tint is pretty unreasonable) They didn't read me my rights and I wasn't going to incriminate myself over something so meaningless. They'll try to intimidate you if you use your rights to defend yourself. That's another result of toxic police subculture. The "I am the law, obey me or else" mindset.
LI here too. This place is absurd. We have the highest paid cops in the whole damn nation (courtesy of our tax dollars) and you can always count on them to not show up when you need them but show up when you don’t. Suffolk cops are even worse than Nassau cops but generally this whole island is a joke.
@@gj4257 that's why I moved to Buffalo in 2020. Got tired of LI and their authoritarian style of policing/leadership. I've also had zero arrests before that and zero arrests since. Long island has become a total joke
@alejandro matas I have light grey eyes too. If Im not careful with sunlight I can easily get macular degeneration. It's amazing how LI and NYC cops believe them seeing in my vehicle when there's nothing to see is more important than me losing my eyesight by the time I turn 40. They treat all residents like criminals nowadays. It doesn't matter what race you are either.
@@gj4257 I have a cousin born and raised New York and he hates that state
@@javantgarde what are you doing there? I hear that's like being in the bronx the bronx. Which I was lost in. 2004 at 2 in the morning
Queen: "Magic mirror, on the wall - who is the fairest of them all..?"
Magic Mirror: "I'm not diagnosing anyone, merely speculating about what may be the answer in a case like this, yet it appears Snow White may be the fairest of them all..."
America deseves to be a exclusively black nation
that's a $20 comment right here.
@Joseph Bien do me a huge favor and shut up.
What you're saying what I think you're saying I concur.
@Dan Won Amen!
I shared this post on Facebook and confessed that I keep my friends close and Dr. Grande "my therapist" closer.
It makes a video on current events or it gets the hose again. Jesus. At least take him out for a walk
I have been saying all along. That video did him in. The more the crowd challenged him the harder he leaned in on his neck. Also the fact that he remained on his neck for three minutes after he obviously lost consciousness and a pulse sealed his fate with that jury.
💯 When people act shocked that he continued murdering GF even when people were yelling at him to stop, I always think to myself that their commanding him to stop only pushed him further to continue. This isn’t to say they were to blame AT ALL but a narcissist will not back down or show defeat.
Three minutes? It was more like 4 mins 20 secs of the entire 9 mins 29 secs in which Chauvin didn't let up for a nano-second and only did so when the paramedic tapped him on the shoulder. Those 4 mins 20 secs (I have timed it & re-timed it) saw George Floyd vocally mute and his limp body lifeless.
I had my doubts until the MPD officer testified for the prosecution and explained how no reasonable MPD officer would do what Chauvin did. IMO that really did away with the ‘he was just doing police officer things and Floyd happened to die’ defense.
@@gomahklawm4446 I think that was the point which was meant to be derived from the statement? xD it was somewhat convoluted though xD
The fact he kept his knee on him while the paramedic was checking for his pulse gives me the impression he wanted him dead. He couldnt even lift his knee so the paramedic can do their job...dispicable, evil human being
I was a cop and federal correctional officer for about 8 years. It changed me. It changed me into a figurative “cop hater.” The correctional officer job was the worst job I ever had. I was a correctional officer for about 6 months and had seniority over approximately 50 newer officers. The cop job was very interesting. The correctional officer job was straight out of Hades, but the Devil was the other guards. Most of the inmates were usually rather pleasant.
I have a very good friend who had the same reaction, he was a guard in a minimum-security prison and when he quit, he said he'd miss some of the prisoners but not one of the other guards.
“Society cannot tolerate police criminality.” Statement of 2021
It will have to. Police, just like everyone else will commit criminal acts. What society needs to do is show more appreciation for police, while at the same time holding them to the same standard as every other citizen.
@@allydea appreciation as a first step doesn’t help to change police, accountability does, once accountability is delivered, then we can begin to talk about appreciation
@@allydea
Yes, I agree. I've never heard it put like that. I almost turned off before I read the entire post, but yes, if people were respectful it would make things easier. Respect goes both ways though. As for accountability, I don't know why police ever got qualified Immunity in the first place.
We better arrest all of them. they take the law into their own hands, kidnap people, invade peoples homes, vandalize them, nick peoples stuff, they're hired muscle for extortion, they commit assault, they pervert the course of justice by lying in interviews to get convictions. They commit almost every crime in the book.
@Joseph Bien he still deserved the due process his killer got.
A guy on NPR was talking about how he talked to a ton of officers and asked if they knew a story of a cop reporting bad behavior from another officer- apparently there are stories like this and most of the times someone spoke up lead to reform. But he also asked if those officers had a "happy ending" were they promoted, did they stay on the force for a long time ect, and he said he's yet to hear a happy ending for any cop who blows the whistle on this type of behavior. Cops who speak out are punished by their coworkers. It's a horrible system.
Yes. Serpico.
Power doesn't corrupt, it only shows the corruption that was already there.
Cariol Horne just won her case, it proves this point.
I heard from an ex-cop, that this is why he was an ex-cop! Blowing the whistle on guys with guns who" accidently" shot at him too many times after the whistle blowing.
@@bellamaz1972 I didn't know about this particular case... I 100% don't think all cops are racist phsycopaths but there seems to not even be recourse for the bad actors- about the cop Cariol Horne stopped:
In 2018, Kwiatkowski was sentenced to four months in federal prison for a 2009 incident in which he used "unlawful and unreasonable force" against four black teenagers, including slamming their heads into a car. Ward said knowledge was not made available during "the original determinations in this case by both the hearing officer and this court."
Chauvin also has used this fatal choke hold before, so it's not only that it should never be used and was, but these cops might start by getting away with more minor abuses of power until they get really comfortable with the fact no one is going to stop them.
I'm gald Horne won her case, but the article I read said the victim didn't win theirs ;(
I must say, I'm impressed with the clarity in which you interpret this case. We can't sit idly by while ANY member of our society is being treated unfairly.
*infringing on someone’s constitutional rights.
“Unfairly” can be construed to apply to just about anything
@@redram5150 so? anything can be construed to mean anything...
the OP was using the term 'unfair' definitionally and in context.
No one's going manage an accurate description of a problem, let alone solutions for a given problem, if they're not willing to define their terms and then maintain those definitions.
@@mikedeleon5617 Occasionally.
"Any member" already sounds divisive.
It was also helpful that all of the bi standers or most of them called the police on the police. That very rarely happens but in this case it really helped the prosecution.
Bi standers lol (sorry, I have the sense of humor of a 13 year old)
@@Day_19 bi
What an intelligent commentary. You don't disappoint, Dr. Grande.
Dear Dr. Grande, the Philip Chism case is an interesting one. It’d be great to hear your perspective.
@@temptingcacao
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Not necessarily. Much of analysis is narrow-minded and lopsided.
He did disappoint actually. He allowed his far-Left bias to interfere with “scientific” analysis.
@@Glisten45 I think you might be biased against reality.
Besides the good video, I found the arrangement of plants in the back on the right side very pretty and the bright orange lifts the spirit :-)
Thank you for your clear and calm analysis of this horrific event. We need this right now.
Body cameras are extremely important and should be worn and be turned on all the time. It is the one thing that tells the unbiased story, even though it's not able to reach all angles.
Well, the “ victim” lived a Criminally horrific life. Floyd was a walking time bomb
@@mrsmacca126 he was unlawfully killed. I think that counts him as a victim. If a prostitute is murdered by a serial killer, they are a victim. They’re living a criminal lifestyle, but no one would dream of suggesting that they were less of a victim as a result of that. George Floyd was not struggling, he was not trying to flee, he was compliant and he was murdered.
@@mrsmacca126 How many abuse of force complaints were filed against your guy? He is your guy, right?
@Glosi dove Are you getting paid for this nonsense or are you that blind and soulless? Both can be true.
Its not normal that cops can turn them off at will and not get disciplined or even fired in some cases. I cringe so bad thinking of that 13 year old kid they recently shot. You see the kid frozen like a deer in the headlights, his hands above his head before the body cam turns off. Like, why the hell are they even pointing guns at him??!! When the body cam gets turned back on again the boy is dead...
I accidentally washed my ear buds and dried them and they actually work so I’m grateful I can still listen to Dr. Grande in peace.
I did the same and I had added liquid fabric softener; so when I found them in the dryer they were rather hot, but they smelled springtime fresh. I was so surprised they still worked! They still smell like fabric softener which I find an added bonus, sort of like aroma therapy. LoL
Yours was the only commentary I could bear to watch in this case. Always trustworthy. Always original.
Me too.
Agreed!
Fact
Dr. Grande is a beacon of sanity in an insane world. Love you Dr Grande 💙
I don't think this is the case. This trial was cut and dry but when you have the jury being threatened, it just ruins everything. Now how can Dr.Grande be a beacon of sanity when he's covering an insane event like it was normal?
I don't think it was cut and dry at all. Several expert witnesses casted doubt on his guilt. How is a trail of your peers a bunch of untrained individuals who never experienced policing duties. Who were under threat of doxing and a society burning down due to media narratives.
Dr. Grande did pretty good on this except for the disrespect. I'm a former correction officer so I will give my input. Now I do need to say that my particular view is from corrections and I am dealing with inmates who will see me every day, which might make it a bit different. So to put up with disrespect is a sign of weakness. It doesn't matter who is disrespectful. Inmate, CO, or supervisor. Once you are considered weak, you are in danger. No one will trust you, and no one will have your back. I remember when I had been moved to a different unit and was being tested by inmates. Other officers will watch it play out because they want you tested too. So I was telling a family member about it and it scared them and they said please don't make them mad, you could get hurt. I'm in more danger from being viewed as weak than making them mad. I loved being a correction officer. I have a degree in social work and had been a social worker before correction officer so I was a damn good officer. I would occasionally run into former inmates and they would come say hello and talk to me. I loved seeing them get out and do well. My issues with the job mostly had to do with administration. The fact that I managed to do my job and deal with inmates well meant that I would have to deal with shit from other officers when I would change shifts or units. A popular phrase was "if you're pissing off inmates it means your doing your job". I think you can do the job without constantly pissing people off.
Thank you for your input
Facts. Everyone sizes you up on a regular basis. It’s human nature.
@@donatello9482 very true. Kids test adults, significant others test each other. We all do it. It has a different feel when your life could be on the line. More intense, I guess.
My heart goes out to the young woman who filmed the incident but was helpless to intervene because she quite literally feared for her own life. She was a hero nonetheless.
I feel the same way about her.
I mean, attacking a police officer in any situation should logically conclude in anyone fearing for their own life, lol.
@@gadpivs She didn't attack anyone. Especially not the cop.
Where do I find her recording? Was there more than one cop there? Also wasn't he looking for a cigarette?
@@gadpivs She attacked no one. Unless you consider filming something an attack.
I am a counseling grad student and I have been obsessed with your videos. Very calm presence and so intellectual. Thank you so much!!
You should check out Dr. Kirk Honda
It's sad that such an open and shut case with a clear verdict felt like it was a nailbiter while we waited for the jury's decision.
@Omniscient_ Turnip so many police experts disagreed with you in the court. Did you watch the case?
@Omniscient_ Turnip it's not protocol the police have said so.
So true..
@Omniscient_ Turnip Chauvin wasn't employed to rid society of the waywards so no, he wasn't doing his job. The MSM narrative was murder because it WAS murder. GF died as a direct result of someone else's actions. Re-word that how you like, but it's still murder.
@Omniscient_ Turnip positional asphyxiation is also in the book. Along with the vicious cycle where the person being restrained in the prone position fights for breath but it can be misconstrued as resistance. He didn't follow protocol. The police witnesses in the trial said so. Even the defence witnesses said he didn't follow protocol when they said he should have been turned on his side and put in the recovery position. Police protocol can't possibly be less intelligent than a 9 year old kid.
I wish this educational video could be viewed on all channels at the same time. Excellent
Great channel there is 800 thousand police in america doing a very difficult job I don't think that was fair at all my opinion
@@43hgk Ed from what I've read and heard most cops never fire their weapon and the job is boring filled with paperwork. Some are sociopathic narcissists like chovin while others might be adrenaline junkies or ex military. But exerting power and dominance is foremost is their brain which is why every little sign of disrespect or non compliance is met with force. Americans are tired of it.
It's always nice to hear a calm and collected perspective on these difficult topics.
Always looking forward to each show
Dr Grande is never late 😂😂
for real !!!
...nor is he early, he post precisely when he means to👌
Right 😂
@@Tarjei3D beat me too it
Very profound reflection; if people were more like Dr. Grande, the world would be a better and safer place. Also dig that olive green on you! 💚
That shirt is brown
@ams eightyfour What's wrong, upset he didn't go on a racist rant and make excuses for this dirt bag cop's murder?
@ams eightyfour - You must be new here.
All it takes in an interest in science
In research I'd done, it's stated the field of law is in top ten careers of psychopathy. Dr. Grande, don't know if there's actual facts to that. Thank you for your analyses on the case.
I was hoping you would do this analysis! Dr Grande your delivery is always flawless! ☺💜💜
Hello again, I was wondering when and if you would do this video! Thank you as always Dr. Grande
"...indifference to human life..."
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I enjoyed this video so much. The empathy and detail. The description and compassion. I hope we get more videos like this from Dr. Grande.
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@@jolewis2057 ofc I did!!!
As I binge your videos and it's in this same setting, I like to see how you move around the decorations ;)
You’re the best ❤️❤️ I was hoping you would do a video on this!!
Of the 17 prior complaints against Derek Chauvin before he killed George Floyd, many involved choking. Makes me wonder if Chauvin has an asphyxiation fetish.
Hey. Something to think about@ Maple syrup.
... The idea of him having a boner while killing him is horrific, I need to cleanse my brain now... wtf
@@PhoenixtheII sexy
Awe haha, you mean fentanyl Floyd? He overdosed on a narcotic, and resisted arrest. The guy who held a gun to a pregnant ladies womb? Awe the people we make martyrs.
@@NinoCristianini That’s real funny, comparing Jesus Christ to fentanyl Floyd. God will not be mocked , be careful.
ABFP - always be filming police
And if arrested, do not talk to them!
Do you have a positive or negative opinion about police?
@@allydea Here's my opinion: police are there not to protect people but to enforce the status quo. Sometimes that entails protecting some people some of the time, and sometimes it does not. Police are by nature a conservative entity that is resistant to change, so change must be thrust upon them.
@@RobbyRaccoon My position that the harm that results from the existance of police pales in comparison to the harm that would result in their absense. To expect perfection from police is to not appreciate the difficulty of the job and the benefits that it brings you. As a private citizen, I am very unlikely to get into a situation where a lapse in judgement could result in me going to prison. Not the same if I were a cop. That does not mean there should be a lack of accountability, but this white cop witch hunt is a disgrace.
Thank you great analysis. Thank you so much for the calm way you conducted yourself. 😁
Amazing topics, thank you!!
Truly watch your videos, take notes ( with your name atop )
I feel like you’re my professor !!
It’s “School time “ that I really enjoy and love, and really leaning so much from you !
God Bless ✝️😊
I owe my former neighbors big for filming an interaction I had with The Fairfax County Police.
Would you share this story with us ?
Good job doc!! You couldn’t have said it better.. bin waiting for you to do this one!!
Wow... Just wow. Thank you so much, Dr Grande. You're incredible.
I enjoyed hearing your opinion on this topic.
I actually just asked for an update and here it is. Thank you Dr Grande.
Always helpful. Thank you Dr.Grande!!
So far this is my all time favorite of your many excellent videos. Thank you so much for all your work.!
Would you consider addressing the Alzheimer’s patient vs police case that occurred in Colorado?
I second this request
Great analysis. The police should have much better training, especially knowledge about people, society, mental health. This was just one of thousands incidents, where police are a danger to ordinary people.
Agree. Better training, better pay, better vetting. It’s VERY easy to become an officer. Many don’t even have a higher education. And 35k or so is a poverty salary. Of course the field isn’t attracting the cream of the crop under these circumstances.
They have all the training in the world. Tactically at least. I wish that were the problem. But it's not, it's in their culture. Sending them to untold numbers of "racial sensitivity" classes will not help. Some training on the law might be beneficial, but only if we strip qualified immunity first, because the root cause is their culture, and they STILL wont be interested in enforcing, or obeying the law, even if they know it. And every time someone lets them blame training, or funding(they are so over funded, and over payed, if the average citizen had any idea they would be sick), or even racism, they are only allowing them to continue business as usual indefinitely. It is the exact same scapegoat they have been pushing for 80 years.
@ Dishonored Undead It’s clear you speak about a job you’ve never done. I’ve done it. The salary is POVERTY wages (underpaid is a joke) and the tactical training absolutely was a joke.
@@MsBianca78 The first sentence and you were already wrong. 5 years, bro. Should I keep reading? I don't want to spend my whole day correcting you. I still work closely with LE, by the way. And you can look all this up, BEFORE, making baseless, frivolous accusations that drag everybody down to your level. Police salaries are public record. Please, look before opening mouth.
P.S you don't have to be a doctor to know how much doctors make. That's not an argument a reasonably intelligent person would make. But I feel like it is my duty to correct ignorant people like you, who at some point became convinced that was the be all, end all, of arguments. Just like I get to talk about racism, because I'm black, I get to talk about being a cop, because I was. And I NEVER once brought it up, because it's such an ignorant, dumb, belittling, thing to say. But here I am, having to mention it almost every other comment section. Imagine how that feels.
@@dishonoredundead A lot of what you’re saying is completely logical and agreeable. But we have to disagree on the fact that these cops are giving “all the training in the world“. I have a friend who is a clinical therapist and literally had to take two years of graduate school, work two years as a supervise social worker, and then take a state exam just to be able to give *therapy* without any sort of supervision. And yet these cops are given a gun and dominion over peoples lives after six months or so. Like the original poster said, they need in-depth training on multiple facets.
Your analysis was great. Always appreciate your videos
Very calm and concise evaluation doctor Grande thank you again for a job well done with such a difficult topic to analyze
Body cams are good, but footage in other cases have been lost, erased, redacted, and so on. Get a blue tooth dash cam to protect yourself.
Yep. As in the police shooting death of Laquan McDonald in Chicago.
Excellent commentary by Dr Grande. We do need to start holding the police accountable for their actions. Bodycams should be a requirement for cops in every community and the citizens should have access to that footage upon demand.
Your analysis is brilliant.
I love listening your point of you!
Keep it up!
Thanks for this video, Doc. Though I've already made up my mind about everything regarding this case, I always look forward to your observation.
Yes, cameras, accountability - sorry to add this: classroom teachers are not much different. As a teacher I WANTED to wear a camera to allay the gossip and cynicism of the other teachers. This analysis fits classroom power struggles perfectly And people want teachers packing? Yikes!
Yes
They are the first introduction and conditioning of authority over children who will become adults.
@@mamabear3217 Please take your kids out of school and teach them yourself (perhaps you already did that) it is a win win situation. The school teachers would not have to deal with parent backed disruptive behavior from kids, and your kids will not be indoctrinated, according to you.
As a professional nanny I prefer to have cams on public areas! It saved my ass when one of toddler's took an accidental header into the brick fireplace mantle, the concussion and gash were awful, the trip to the ER was a whirlwind of accusations and inability to consent to care. Thank goodness Mom Boss believed me, told everyone at the ER off and later gave to the video to CPS to exonerate me.
Homeschooling my own kiddo during quarantine has been fun, I know all her teachers way better than I did before and much is now recorded for later viewing - inadvertently cameras are now in schools/classrooms much more pervasively than before, thanks pandemic?
@@mamabear3217 my teachers were horrible people. I'm quite shocked now actually
Hey Doc!
I have to admit to being a little nervous and hesitant in watching this video. As a WOC I was seriously worried that my thoughts on this situation, would differ from yours - You being white 'n all. 😊 I am very aware that my BPD can mean one small thing can trigger my emotions to switch rapidly and I genuinely didn't want that to happen if I sensed or detected any kind of racism within my fave online doc.
I needn't have worried. You Sir, are the most perceptive, intelligent, kind-hearted professional I have ever had the pleasure to listen to.
Your analysis, observations and thoughts on this dreadful, monumentally horrific incident are what make you the very best mental health advocate and I feel so grateful to have found you here on You Tube.
God Bless You, Dr Grande x
Awesome analysis with many good points. And interesting comparing this to the one you did 10 months ago.
Dr. Grande, thank you for your detailed, calm, descriptive analysis of this important current event! I appreciated your take on it.
Am I the only one who wishes that having rational, reasonable, intelligent, objective conversations like this was the new normal🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
it'd be nice, but sadly we have a solid 45% of the population that find people like trump's speech more compelling than actual doctors, like dr. grande. we gotta keep pushing tho!
@@ennuiii sad but true. That’s why I appreciate the good ones.
It's reassuring to walk through all these crazy historic events with you, Dr. Grande 😊👍
Thank You Dr. Grande! 🙏🏻 Your analysis are always superb. I needed someone like you at this point in my life because sometimes things are very sad and/or confusing. You help me too become a better Man, and I appreciate you. 🛐
Great analysis Dr. Grande! 🌵🌼🪴🌴
Would be great to get a video about domestic violence in police households, huge problem that is horribly underreported on and understudied.
Yes !! In the military too. I've heard that up to 40% of police are domestic abusers (don't quote me on that, I don't have the actual source, I just heard it on a podcast).
@@whychoooseausername4763 Ya the 40% statistic is from a pretty old and small study. Unfortunately, its basically the last time it was actually seriously investigated. Seems very clear that the job both attracts some pretty antisocial people, and turns new cops into the worst versions of themselves.
About the military ya its pretty fucked what happens. Its pretty crazy that about 1/3 mass shooters was in the military at some point.
@@jimmytyson6726 I think it's safe to say hurt people hurt people. Trauma from these types of jobs is inescapable, but the culture of just seeming tough at work then taking it out on your family is just so toxic.
The subject would benefit from more research. The VA has money right ? And the benefits could extend far beyond the military.
@@whychoooseausername4763 I think the trauma that police suffer is definitely a factor. But I think its important to remember that most of the traumatic violence around police is not targeting them. Instead police training teaches you to be ready to brutalize anyone at a moments notice. Committing violence against mostly innocent people is just part of the job. Reminds me a lot of police/dog-fighting dogs that become extremely violet because of their training. I think a lot of LEOs have trouble "turning off" in a healthy way.
As for the VA, that might be an interesting way of getting around some of the barriers to studying police, I think the pathologies are very similar.
Thank you Dr.Grande!
Excellent Dr. G. You touched on every point and gave a fair and balanced commentary.
Fascinating as always.
This has just been so awful, all around. Thank you for taking on this difficult topic. As a side note, the plants are looking great, thank you for the video 🌴🌺🌸🌿
It is extremely scary that the police have the option to just say "no we won't show you how many officers have committed crimes because its none of your business" The fact that that's a thing ????? like no one should have the power to hide that kind of thing and still consider themselves the upholder of the law.
Right.
Especially they are the institutions FUNDED BY PUBLIC MONEY. Why are they not accountable to US, citizens, for EVERYTHING they do while “protecting and serving? WHY do they have the option to NOT COLLECT and to NOT REPORT?
Spot on! You have a very good understanding of the different views and impact of each
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Good morning Dr Grande. Brilliant analysis as always. Thank you Dr Grande.
Excellent analysis Doc! Gotta say, the look on his face while all the bystanders begged him to get off Floyd was really creepy! He looked like he was glad to be hearing that begging!! Thanks for another banger Doc 😎🥰
Police sub culture: We vs.They. The "they" is divided into two parts: Victims and Suspects. "Victims" get the empathy and compassion. When police is seen as a "suspect" there is aggression and abuse...devoid of compassion. There are situations where the American people just question the police....such as arresting a five year old, battery of the frail elderly etc. The issued is raised...where is the common sense among the police. This comes about by a categorical view of humanity which must change.
Thank you for the informative videos!
Great analysis Dr. G! I was wondering the max time his charges held. So thanks for that bit of info as well.
First thought: Dr Grande is a brave, brave man.
Yeah, there will be a lot of discussion in the comments and 'but the drugs' arguments.
oh shut up. Who disagrees with him. Just silent forgotten shop owners who cant do nothing about rioters
What is brave you can literally randomly select any cable channel and they are saying the same thing?
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how so?
Waiting for this,.Dr. G...I'll give my opinion after listening👂
Well, I listened, and UNSUBSCRIBED. I’ve been a loyal and avid fan/ supporter of Dr. Todd Grande, and it’s heartbreaking to leave him, but this is just WRONG. 😞
This is why I am convinced beyond any doubt that Dr, Grande is the best!
Dr grande i see your in Wilmington, somewhat near where I live, do you personally do appointments?
I called his office and they said he no longer does.
Excellent analysis.
I am so glad you did this review, I was actually about to request it:)
Thank you so very much Dr. Grande, your insightful thoughts are always much appreciated!❤️
PLEASE ANALYZE BUDD DWYER.. PLEASE THIS WAS SO INTERESTING
Again, spot on analysis.
Dr. Grande, thank you for tackling such an emotive topic. I found it very sad.
My father was a police officer back in the 1950's. I love to hear his stories. The lives he saved, the experiences he had. He became deputy coroner & that job wasn't easy. It took its toll. He saw awful things. He is 90 years old now & remembers it all clearly.
My sister was a good cop. My ex husband was also a cop. Note the "Ex". He was a dirty cop who committed crimes that kept up with Mr. Chauvin.
Thank you for your commentary Dr. G.
I think authority over others is a weighty responsibility only people with good character can bear.
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Did her ex husband ever face any consequences for his actions? Is he still a cop, even at a different department. If the answers are No and Yes, it may be beneficial to consider how much good these “good” cops are really doing.
Not even to mention the social damage done by enforcing nonviolent drug laws, how many have people had their lives ruined after committing low harm or victimless crimes? Not saying police don’t fulfill some important social duties, but could those not be done better and safer by others? We know that crime is principally driven by poverty, would our resources not be better spent on the root of these problems than on the police. I don’t mean this to attack or insult you, just things to consider.
Dr. Grande, you should do an episode of Tucker Carlson laughing at and cutting off an interview with a (former?) police officer defending the Floyd verdict. You know the one by now.
I’m a “mild” Tucker fan...but I didn’t like that clip at all....I thought the man was making valid points.
Right! What a prick.
That was super creepy. The way his face dropped into a glare looked sociopathic!
Thank you for explaining this in easy to understand terms
Great analysis doctor. A lot of thought behind it.
Well said Dr Todd. 👏👏👏👏 Maybe the Police could benefit from your thoughts on why Police act as they do, and your insight as to dealing with their fears, not using bullying to overcome it. Thank you ❤️
Thank you Dr. Grande for this analysis. Please do a video on your thoughts on the media's response and reporting of the shooting in Columbus Ohio. Thank you!
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@Joseph Bien and your assumptions about this person's leanings show your bias to the right.
Excellent summation.
This video was very well made, thank you Dr. Grande!
Another good analysis doc. You should do a part 2 after sentencing. Also appreciate you for no ads lately. 🙏
We all needed this analysis Dr.
Careful - Grande doesn't ever do an in depth look into the facts. It's almost like he reads a CNN article and then bases his video off it.
@@wes9809 He went over the prosecution's and the defense's arguments and then cited multiple research articles on the behavior and culture of police officers.
Indeed.⟵(o_O)
Dr Todd, did not disappoint
Oh thank you Dr Grande for being firm but not boring about it.
I love how educational your videos are, Dr. Grande. You don't just give commentary. I feel like there's a lot to be learned in all of them, but this was one of my favorites. 😊
The part where you talked about Police fearing disrespect and wanting to show force just made it click in my mind that sometimes the police behave like a gang.
Cops have been the most dangerous gang in America for decades.
Doc, this is one of your most brilliant and insightful episodes🙌🏻
Well said! Thank you.
Well said Dr. Grande. We need level/headed analysis in these challenging times. 🙏🏾🙌🏾❤️
Indifference to human lif costs him his own life. Even a little girl felt compassion of the murder that took someone's life.She knew it was wrong. Even the other police officer had the chance to take action, and they didn't.
Thank you, Dr. Grande.
Can you imagine being 9 years old and seeing a man killed like that? Especially by a cop? That's got to have some long term effects. I hope she's ok. She was an amazing witness.! ❤
Can you imagine watching a man with Covid OD on fentanyl?
@@JaMeshuggah all awhile being strangled with a knee?
@@nishamack586 tell us about your elaborate strangling knowledge. What's your favorite method?
I purposely! Didn't watch anybody else.. I knew you was gone bring it.. I love your demeanor.. Straight facts no chaser
This is probably the best take iv'e seen on the case and event.