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That’s the very link that was discussed at length in the rest of this thread, you idiot. The very link that I watched every second of, and provided commentary with specific references to timestamps, in my post 38 in this thread.
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Alright, I’ve read your second-by-second analysis, and you missed the point entirely, jerk. All through the video, the guards are crowding, posturing, intimidating, and looming over the boy. That’s not “tough love” – that’s bullying. There are 8 guards in the video…why so many? Are they really afraid this boy might pose a physical threat? Or are they ENJOYING watching this boy suffer? I believe it’s the latter…they are basically getting their rocks off watching this boy suffer & cower in fear. That’s pure psychopathic behavior.
Each time the boy collapses, the guards did not allow the nearby nurse to take his pulse, blood pressure, or check to see if his skin is cold & clammy. They ASSUMED he was faking. The boy’s race played a factor because dark-skinned people don’t turn pale when they go into shock – if the boy were caucasian (or checked the inside of his lips) they would have noticed his pallor right away. I’ll grant that they probably did not deliberately KILL the boy…after all, once they realized the Game had gone too far, and the boy wasn’t faking at all, two of the guards did run for help. By that time, however, it was too late. 
Didn’t the guards know about Martin Lee Anderson’s medical condition? Certainly, the nurse should have known, right? Or did the boy’s parents fail to reveal that information?
If they’re guilty of anything, it would be harassment, child endangerment, and failure to render aid. You (and the jury) seem to believe that the boy would’ve died anyway if the guards had not harassed him. I doubt that’s the case. But since we can’t turn back the clock and run controlled studies to test that hypothesis…well, that’s probably what the defense lawyers argued, and they were able to emotionally sway the jury into a not-guilty decision (which speaks volumes about the sad state of our legal system, but that’s food another discussion.)
I’m not arsed to read the whole thread because I have better things to do with my life. YOU, on the other hand, expended a lot of energy & time by trying to “explain away” this boy’s death. Why is this so important to you? Why must you prove TO YOURSELF that this was just a happy accident, and the guards weren’t responsible for anything? And if you investigated the video so thoroughly, time signatures & everything – why did you gloss over the whole intimidation factor? Is that sort of behavior commonplace in your world?
What’s your ethnic origin, then? If I’m wrong, that should be simple to disprove.
Oh, I picked up something new, alright. Nothing I’m going to tell you about, though. 