Quote (Black XistenZ @ Jun 22 2020 07:30am)
Just insanity. And the worst thing about it: half the country doesnt want to hear about it and thinks anyone who speaks out against such an untenable situation is just a racist.
I really wonder if this will have an impact on Minnesota in the November election. The situation inside the Twin Cities might not be covered as extensively on national news as it should be, but at least the people living in the twin cities or the surrounding suburbs must be aware of it.
Not a lot of people are talking about CHAZ except us and people in the news.
Go to work and ask people what they think about CHAZ and they will say 'who?'. Nobody knows about it here except hyperventilating news casters who have to pretend there is 24 hours worth of news in a 24 hour period.
Nothing is really happening there, and it isn't part of the wider, national conversation.
Your statement that anybody who speaks out about it will be called racist is very off and i can tell you haven't really been to the US. Anybody who speaks out will find a reaction like "whats a chaz?" And then you will probably get a "that's not cool".
Americans are really passive. If covid showed Europeans anything is that americans aren't used to problems they can't shop their way out of, boomers have no survival instinct, and that we aren't an informed people. The average american is going to know more about the masked singer than geopolitics. But we are good at getting up and taking care of ourselves without bothering our neighbors and that is the ideal here.
Nobody knows about CHAZ outside here, chans, reddit, and news stations.
This post was edited by Skinned on Jun 22 2020 05:44am