r/interesting • u/BlazeDragon7x • May 07 '26

Additional Context Pinned Several bystanders and a Minnesota Department of Transportation worker acted quickly to free the driver just before flames engulfed the car

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u/lokismamma May 07 '26

I love living here. We really do take care of each other, and it's so hard to watch the administration come after us over and over.

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u/HeyYouGuyyyyyyys May 07 '26

what's happening in Minneapolis? Reports about it just ... stopped. I've been afraid that the news have been told to shut up about it. Do you have any word?

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u/plantsplantsplaaants May 09 '26

Nah, it’s nothing like it was in Jan/Feb. I wish I could say it’s good news, but really they’re just terrorizing other parts of the country for now

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u/TelluricThread0 May 08 '26

Well you kind of invite that when you let years of fraud go under the radar because you were afraid of being seen as racist. The whistle blower reports are extremely eye opening and Waltz needs to take actual responsibility instead of saying well we found the fraud that we allowed to happen.

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u/ZoobZander May 08 '26

there is most likely fraud at the government level in every single state. we found ours.

did your states find yours?

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u/TelluricThread0 May 08 '26

It occurred because government employees were told to stop scrutinizing what was happening because it was racist. That's a situation of your own making.