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Originally Posted by Hank Chinaski
Am I on ignore? The stop cannot be the act, or things are seriously fucked. The act is the knee, but the knee, at first, was not intended to kill. And all of the feedback that the man was dying cannot turn the rest of the act into premeditation, can it?
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The act is the continued application of the knee after learning that it was killing the man. Each statement made to the cop that he was killing Floyd arguably triggers a unique act in response to it. Each time the cop is confronted with the decision to stop doing something that is killing a man and refuses to do so he is deciding, with premeditation (which can be short), to kill the man.
