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"It's not that far really."
~person who lives far from everything
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Brad Hemak 🌐🦞 河巴黎
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Brad Hemak 🌐🦞 河巴黎
@hemakhemak
Work at maltster / malt supplies, certified cicerone. Vaguely urbanist, new liberal, recovering libertarian, globalist, something. Oh, and a father.
Minneapolis, MN Katılım Ocak 2017
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"Economic illiteracy is a bipartisan problem."
Oh, 100%
Republican Anarchist Caucus 🏴🐘@GOP_RAC
Wow. OP and 8 thousand people failed basic economics and don't know immigration also shifts the demand curve to the right. Economic illiteracy is a bipartisan problem.
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7th must be the mean guess. Nobody in Britain knows enough about the US to guess "seventh" with a straight face.
Americans, without looking, what state has the 7th highest income?
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: New analysis reveals Brits thought the UK ranked 7th against US states in income per person — it actually ranked 51st.
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Once again I'm asking, what would this administration be doing differently if they were intentionally looking to increase inflation.
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The nicest weather in the USA today will occur around Minneapolis, MN
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@Wintersgoldapp0 Hello. Hi.
Immigration also affects the demand curve.
K Bye.
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They'll want to tax the rich, but they'll never address the real problem...
Democrats@TheDemocrats
TAX THE RICH
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This is the best quote from a major figure in the Trump administration.
I challenge you to find a better one.
New York Post@nypost
RFK Jr. once chopped off a dead raccoon's penis to 'study later' while on a family road trip trib.al/GRIk0oS
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@aqertwy @ApoStructura @QuietlyRebel Just so we are clear, that makes multi billion dollar bridges carrying tens of thousands even worse, right?
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@hemakhemak @ApoStructura @QuietlyRebel If your station doesn't have at least 2M daily users then it's not a lot of people.
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For context, this new interchange in Texas was completed for 1/5th of the cost of building a single station for the new 2nd av avenue subway in NYC.
Car infrastructure is not space efficient, but it’s cheap.
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Where does all that money go that we could use for transit?
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@prem_thakker Hahaha. To be clear, this is of likely democratic primary voters, not the general populous.
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Favorability among voters below the age of 45 —
Sanders: +86
AOC: +58
El-Sayed: +41
Slotkin: +21
Piker: +16
Stevens: +4
McMorrow: +2
AIPAC: -43
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@TonyOday27 @DanGreenMN I'm in Ericsson. It's plenty nice!
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@DanGreenMN Yeah and the North Loop is good the rest is a nightmare.
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As someone who lives in Minneapolis, it’s hilarious to see how much hate we get from MAGA online — only to walk out my door every day to see a beautiful, vibrant, and peaceful city.
This is live from St. Anthony Main tonight, right outside my apartment.
Best city in America. 🇺🇸
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@kek_john63025 @MarkItWidaB @loganclarkhall ... other than they were motivated to move here. And love america. And often are more patriotic than native born. And more entrepreneurial. And...
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@MarkItWidaB @loganclarkhall Multiply that by 120. Thats ten years worth.
Suddenly, 2.4% of the population came from people who hold no allegiance to the nation.
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We were naturalizing 70-80K foreigners every month???
America First Insight@AF_Insight
The USCIS has successfully pushed naturalizations down over 60% from their peak. Going from an average of 70-80k monthly down to about 30k.
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@loganclarkhall Yeah, that's stupidly low. Think how much bigger, and more powerful we could be with more immigrants!
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@ApoStructura @QuietlyRebel I mean, the first phase exists, and yes it moves a lot more people.
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@QuietlyRebel Well the second avenue subway still hasn’t moved anyone.
But if and when it does:
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NEW: GOP campaigns are betting big on AI in the midterms
Dems -- not so much
More w/@hollyotterbein
axios.com/2026/04/14/rep…
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Leftists for some reason "Instead of increasing taxes on all billionaires, it would be better if we just had a bunch of money from just one billionaire."
holden m. accountable@noahpasaran
Thomas if you are serious about this give the democratic socialists of America one billion dollars
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@hemakhemak @mitchpberg This is a metric shared by most metropolitan areas. Nice try though
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I'm in my 40s. I've lived in Minneapolis area the large majority of my life. This city's better than ever.
It's wealthier, better educated, with more arts and way better food, and so much more equitable than in the 80s/90s. I'm lucky to live in a place that's only gotten better.
Mitch "The Wałęsa Project" Berg 🇺🇸🇳🇴🇪🇪🇦🇷@mitchpberg
It occurs to me - when we talk about what the Twin Cities and Minnesota *used to be*, people under 40 have no idea what we're talking about. Minnesota was an economic, cultural and technological powerhouse. It was a destination. Let's recount what we've lost (1/15)
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Quick, everyone enjoy this
Carl@HistoryBoomer
The first one of these I’ve actually liked. Stephen Hawking is hilarious. “Ha ha ha ha ha ha”
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@hemakhemak And the UK created the greatest empire in world history, commercially, intellectually, militarily, artistically and industrially...
...eating British food.
Maybe there's an inverse link between food and cultural success?
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I think you revealed why you think this. The only thing you really care about is "equity," and you think that Minneapolis is more equitable, even if crime is rampant, businesses are fleeing, and the city is worse by every metric. I hate to witness the destruction of Minnesota's premier city, but you will just keep voting for it, and there is little I can do to stop it.
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