In light of an antifa socialist commie open borders disaster being given the VP nod, I’ll remind you that he oversaw the utter destruction of Minneapolis, detailed in this chart I made.

Posted by Planterizer

4 Comments

  1. wagoncirclermike on

    Nooo what about the heckin’ business owners noooo their livelihoods were ruined you guyssssss

  2. “[see guys only 1,500 properties experienced damage/loss in the riots](https://www2.startribune.com/a-deeper-look-at-areas-most-damaged-by-rioting-looting-in-minneapolis-st-paul/569930671/)” isn’t exactly a winning argument in my book.

    I just wouldn’t engage on this one.

    EDIT: “Yeah the riots were bad, but [Walz signed a bill adding funds to police force budgets,](https://www.courthousenews.com/minnesota-governor-signs-floyd-inspired-police-reform-bill/) directly after the riots” shifts the convo on any “defund” nonsense.

  3. Bitter_Thought on

    Put up an actual source.

    There were 1500 fires in buildings from the riots alone in 2020.
    https://www2.startribune.com/a-deeper-look-at-areas-most-damaged-by-rioting-looting-in-minneapolis-st-paul/569930671/?refresh=true

    If those were all the fires in minneapolis that year, you’re claiming that there were 750000 buildings in minneapolis.

    That’s nearly twice as many people as live in minneapolis.

    There are actually close to 200k housing units.
    https://www.mncompass.org/profiles/city/minneapolis/housing-units

    (Given some buildings contain multiple units and some are stores that’s a much more reasonable estimate for the total buildings in the city). that number puts the riots alone at close to 1% of the city.

    So I’ll say again. Put up an actual source.

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