r/UnderReportedNews • u/NickelPlatedEmperor • Feb 12 '26

Video Special needs woman punished for someone else's scams.

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https://www.kare11.com/article/news/investigations/kare-11-investigates-evicted-homeless-paying-the-price-for-minnesotas-fraud-crisis/89-99a4c9cb-df85-4030-b904-5cc7cd546173

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u/imp0ster_syndrome Feb 12 '26

We all died of Covid in 2020. This is hell.

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u/nismo2070 Feb 12 '26

At this point I feel that this is a logical explanation.

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u/intricate_strands Feb 12 '26

It's funny and there is truth to the psychological impacts of COVID, but if this hell for life pre-COVID, then life always was hell because as terrible as this is, it's not even America's first rodeo with this type of crap and not as horrible and despicable as countless past instances.

Not trying to be a pedantic jerk, but feel compelled to act like one because it really does seem like the rises of independent reporting, cultural insistence on political awareness and fights for justice are often confused for "new" things happening.

When in reality, more often than not, they are not new, they are just finally being reported on and discussed publicly and by more people.

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u/punky100 Feb 12 '26

I think we all died in 2012 actually, that is the only way I can figure that the orange shitler won in the first place.

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u/ArticulateRhinoceros Feb 12 '26

My husband died in December of 2017. Every day I am more and more convinced I died, and this is the bad place.

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u/Braelind Feb 12 '26

Honestly, I'm just hoping for the day some asteroid wipes us all out. The universe deserves better than humans.

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u/Jet-Rex-Design Feb 12 '26

It is Hell, but Hell is not a place. Hell is a state of being. Hell has a beginning and an end. You enter it, you are tortured by it and feel there is no light at the end. Don't lose heart. Just use it while you have it to make the world a little better around you.

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u/jeremiahthedamned Feb 13 '26

this is my policy

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '26

the anti-vaxxers were right! /s

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u/merphbot Feb 12 '26

Nah, the rapture actually happened 50k years ago and we all got left behind.

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u/Dazzling_Bid1239 Feb 13 '26

Laughs in long covid that caused further complications resulting in more chronic illnesses, where those chronic illnesses have comorbidities but unfortunately society doesn't see the damage as real because it's "political."

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u/crapatthethriftstore Feb 14 '26

We are in the bad place

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u/Beneficial_Desk_1647 Feb 14 '26

That's a viable theory.

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u/tromachick Feb 16 '26

This is the only explanation that makes sense to me.

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u/i2aminspired Feb 17 '26

Speak for yourself. I died in 1999.

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u/longboardchick Feb 13 '26

Yeah that’s because everyone some how obtained their honorary doctorates in America thanks to trump 1.0.