Yeah...no.
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Yeah...no.
@alwaysWCFields
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Minnesota Katılım Temmuz 2012
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Chuck Norris didn't die. He just kicked himself into another phase of existence. #chucknorris #rip
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I just had possibly the worst spicy chicken sandwich I've ever had from @ChickfilA. Super thin and chewy. Quality has gone way downhill.
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@SkolMafia @BoomBoomSKOL The ones who gave a shit are the snowflakes that couldn't handle a Puerto Rican doing the halftime show on Spanish so just HAD to jave their own halftime show that they felt wpuld draw people away from the actual halftime show.
They were proven wrong in their assessment.
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Update on Viewership numbers:
Bad Bunny : 127 million
Turning Point: 5 million
The coping and excuses are hilarious to read.
Boom Boom SKOL ⬜️@BoomBoomSKOL
Calling it now. The TPUSA MAGAs are going to be really pissed off when the Nielson ratings come out and we find out the Bad Bunny performance elevated this awful match-up to the most viewed Super Bowl in history.
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@OmahaVike @jkimballcook I also live in the western suburbs. My roommate has attended protests
I've seen the ICE agents taking photos of license plates in Minnetonka. I see the Mexican restaurants that keep their doors locked. Quit living in a bubble and start paying attention.
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@jkimballcook I lived in the western suburbs for almost 20 years.
They're being paid.
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@uspatriot121 @jkimballcook My roommate came home with a reprinted sign after protesting. They just handed that stuff out to people that want them. She was recruited. Wasn't paid to be there and yet, she had a sign! Crazy!
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@jkimballcook Right, thousands of protesters brought in on busses holding pre-made signs and provided food and supplies are totally organic and not paid at all.
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posted on substack by a person named Teri Leigh
I’m writing this from Minnesota.
These are just a few things that may not be making the national or international news.
a beloved local donut shop Glam Doll Donuts across the street from where Alex Pretti died turned into a warming house and medic center for protestors building and maintaining the memorial site.
a 70yo independent bookstore owner DreamHaven Books down the street expressed his pain on camera, walked through a tear gas cloud, and his website crashed less than 24 hours later from too much business and donations.
the day after tear gas bombs destroyed a N-Mpls neighborhood sending a 6mo old baby to the hospital, at daybreak, a small church community cleaned up the mess of pepper balls, tear gas containers and trash so the neighbors didn’t have to wake up to the memories.
a local independent journalist Mercado Media pounding the streets everyday reporting things from the ground had a testicle removed and showed up two days later to walk with 75,000+ community members to walk the streets in -20 degree weather.
a local sex-positive adult-store The Smitten Kitten has completely transformed into a donation and distribution center.
a local pizza place Wrecktangle Pizza raised over $83K in less than a few days to support families that are sheltering in place.
tow-truck companies are donating their services to clean up the accidents and abandoned vehicles left by ICE and the city is waiving impound fees.
local multi-faith spiritual leaders are spearheading sit-ins at corporate headquarters such as Target and USBank to have deeper conversations with CEOs and boards of directors about community relief.
social workers are taking in children who came home from school with both their parents “disappeared.”
animal shelters and pet-fostering agencies are rescuing pets left alone for days or weeks after their humans were detained.
every restaurant, church, karate dojo, dance studio, school, barber shop, and other small business has created their own underground grassroots supportive network to protect their neighbors, get people to and from work, and raise funds to pay everyday bills.
women who are moms and work full-time jobs are donning reflective vests in shifts to stand watch at bus stops, city parks, and grocery store parking lots ini sub-zero temps to bear witness before going home to tuck their babies in at night.
the MN National Guard offered donuts, coffee, and hot cocoa to peaceful protesters the day after Alex Pretti died, reminding community that we are all in this together and they are here to keep the peace.
These are just a few examples. Stories like this are happening in the hundreds here, every single day!
Community is EVERYTHING!
This Substack community and the MN-Strong resistance has saved my mental health these last weeks.
Thank you for reading.
Thank you for giving a shit.
I love you.
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I try to keep things light on here (sports talk excluded). But I’m watching what’s happening in Minnesota like everyone else. Read this article and focus on the parts YOU DON’T agree with. vanjones.substack.com/p/america-isnt…
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