Crime in Mn (Minneapolis, St. Paul, Bloomington: how much, most dangerous, safety)

[Cruz Azul Guy]

Originally Posted by Kavalier

We don't know what percentage make it a way of life. We do know, though, that their initial wave (s) were to such a cold climate because of the social services.

Minnesota has been welcoming to refugees, and I commend the state for that.

[Hedonism]

Originally Posted by Kavalier

We don't know what percentage make it a way of life. We do know, though, that their initial wave (s) were to such a cold climate because of the social services.

What was the name of the park where they were regularly attacking white people a couple of years ago?


I'm sure it's still happening.

[Kavalier]

Originally Posted by Hedonism

What was the name of the park where they were regularly attacking white people a couple of years ago?


I'm sure it's still happening.

They were attacking/assaulting people randomly all over the Cities as I recall.

[slamont61]

Just so we stay on-topic... I have a home in rural Sebeka, about 3 hours northwest of the cities. Most of the crime there is Meth related. Much different from what's occurring in Minneapolis. The crimes in rural MN tend to be property in nature as opposed to violence. Less than half an hour to the north there are many immigrants (some legal some not) living and working in the Park Rapids area. There's hardly any Gun/Violent crimes occurring at all and believe me, there are PLENTY of guns in the hood. Truthfully the only idiots in the neighborhood are import protesters for the Oil Pipeline project. If it wasn't for that, it would be a mostly peaceful summer up there.

* staying on topic since someone thinks we shouldn't be talking about Crime in Minnesota in the Minnesota thread...

[Kavalier]

Originally Posted by slamont61

Just so we stay on-topic... I have a home in rural Sebeka, about 3 hours northwest of the cities. Most of the crime there is Meth related. Much different from what's occurring in Minneapolis. The crimes in rural MN tend to be property in nature as opposed to violence. Less than half an hour to the north there are many immigrants (some legal some not) living and working in the Park Rapids area. There's hardly any Gun/Violent crimes occurring at all and believe me, there are PLENTY of guns in the hood. Truthfully the only idiots in the neighborhood are import protesters for the Oil Pipeline project. If it wasn't for that, it would be a mostly peaceful summer up there.

* staying on topic since someone thinks we shouldn't be talking about Crime in Minnesota in the Minnesota thread...

I go to the Iron Range about once a year these days, and I can say that probably every household up there has guns, and often times when on our property up there we will hear gun shots all day (people just shooting for fun or hunting), but strangely they have no gun-homicide lunacy up there.

[Kayekaye]

Originally Posted by Cruz Azul Guy

Minnesota has been welcoming to refugees, and I commend the state for that.

Minnesota doesn’t welcome all of them. The Governor does.

[Kayekaye]

This just in:

Today, Minneapolis is not far behind that pace, with 34 homicides by the end of May 2021, an increase of 89% year-to-year.
Robberies are up 32% and total violent crimes are up 14% year to year.
Gun violence is playing a big role, as there have been 187 shootings so far this year.
Minneapolis Police didn't used to specifically track carjackings until the surge last year.
MPD reports 405 carjackings in 2020, a rise, they say, of 301% over 2019.
So far this year, there have been 95 carjackings, an increase of 53 percent from this time last year.
https://www.kare11.com/article/news/...c-aeca9b181fbe

[Kavalier]

Originally Posted by Kayekaye

Minnesota doesn’t welcome all of them. The Governor does.

Originally Posted by Cruz Azul Guy

Minnesota has been welcoming to refugees, and I commend the state for that.

The demographic change is deliberate - it isn't organic at all.


Minnesota had a tiny fraction of the insane violent crime we have here in the Twin Cities today back in the 1950s before this manufactured demo change. Violent crime has only gotten worse since this manufactured demographic change.



Fifty years ago, Minnesota was 98% white. The white population was almost exclusively Northern European. Germans were the largest “ethnic group” in the state, followed by Norwegians, Irish, Swedish, and English. The diversity was mostly the remaining American Indians from the frontier days. The typical Minnesotan could live his life, if he chose, without seeing a black person, other than in the media.

...

Within living memory, Minnesota had no race problems, because the state had no diversity. It was a racially homogenous population and a relatively high trust society.

Minnesota Gats

[Kavalier]

"I want you all to know right now the biggest threat to public safety in our city and particularly our African American community is not the police," said Chief Arradondo. "We have an epidemic right now of unequivocal gun violence particularly in our African American communities and that must stop.”

https://www.kare11.com/article/news/...6-c20669e46331

I didn't say it...


But remember Minnesotans, MN is a horrible place because it's so lacking in diversity. Our god Diversity - more diversity, unending diversity - will solve this problem.

[wamer27]

Someone just stole a ladies purse and her walker on 22nd and Lake. Does it get any worse/lower then this?