Gary Vaynerchuk, and several other influential internet figures showing disagreement about the tragedy that occurred in the United state a few days ago..

Steph Deschamps / Mai 27, 2020

Many influential personalities of the Internet have started to publish on their social networks against the injustice that occurred in the united state a few days ago, a black citizen named George Floyd was brutally killed by a police officer, the man begged at length the policeman who pressed his neck with his knee to let him breathe, before stopping moving a few minutes later. Four officers were dismissed.

 

Gary Vaynerchuk show his disagreement in this instagram post,

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We need systematic change, it’s just unbearable to see this much consistent evil on daily basis, the level of hate is unexceptionable! Evil comes in many shapes and sizes. Anyone who watches the video and isn’t completely broken must question their NorthStar. #georgefloyd deserved better, the millions that haven’t been filmed deserve better. Aren’t we all tired yet? This act isn’t something you get fired for, it’s time for real repercussions, the lack of them has lead to so much pain. This man couldn’t breathe, every kind person should feel the same. #georgefloyd #ripgeorgefloyd #icantbreathe Oh and I genuinely hope that we as a society are always ready to record hate and evil at every moment, film it all, all, all!!!!

Une publication partagée par Gary Vay-Ner-Chuk (@garyvee) le le 27 Mai 2020 à 8 h 38 m PDT

 

Same for Mukhtar M. Ibrahim

 

BREAKING: A video shows a Minneapolis police officer pinning down a black man by the neck with his knee for several minutes as the man screams: "I can't breathe."pic.twitter.com/V9K3IU36ap

— Mukhtar M. Ibrahim (@mukhtaryare) May 26, 2020

In a statement, police said they intervened on Monday evening after a man was reported seated in a car, appearing "under the influence of [alcohol or drugs]." The man allegedly resisted his arrest. It was not until he was handcuffed that the police noted that he "appeared to be in medical distress". “The officers called an ambulance. The man was transported to the medical center of the county of Hennepin where he died shortly after ", soberly describes the press release, which adds that the man did not use any weapon.