Minneapolis neighborhoods face food desert after looting closes multiple stores.

I honestly don't give a shit. Let the niggers starve. :violin


With Cub, Target, two Aldi stores and many small markets damaged by rioting over the past week, Longfellow and about eight other neighborhoods have nearly become a food desert.

“I consider the loss of these businesses devastating,” said Melanie Majors, executive director of the Longfellow Community Council. “Besides just the food, there’s a lack of retail for diapers, formula, household goods, even clothing.”

Many residents of the area shop lower-priced stores such as Aldi or dollar stores. Two of those dollar stores — including Family Dollar on Lake Street — were destroyed in last week’s looting and violence that arose after George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis police custody.

Link:
https://m.startribune.com/minneapoli...ots/570928442/

I'm checking my care-o-meter. It is pegged at zero. Is this thing on? Let me check something else. Nope. The dog shit in the grass across the street still measures something. I guess the plight of niggers means nothing to me.

Screw them and feed them frijoles!

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Originally Posted by zagnut

Screw them and feed them frijoles!

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Niggers don't even deserve to eat beans.. Feed them that pile of dog shit across the street from Bottle_of_Hate.

Niggers should be used to famine (and flies) by now...

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Good, they're not getting any sympathy from me. Lets hope they all die of starvation. It would serve the retarded niggers right anyway for burning down their own (neighborhoods') stores.

vote democrat and enjoy the spoils. I do have nigger hating friends in Minneapolis who are trapped there. Feel sorry for them. One buddy is talking about moving to a nice white part of Florida. Good for him.

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Originally Posted by Frank

I honestly don't give a shit. Let the niggers starve. :violin


With Cub, Target, two Aldi stores and many small markets damaged by rioting over the past week, Longfellow and about eight other neighborhoods have nearly become a food desert.

“I consider the loss of these businesses devastating,” said Melanie Majors, executive director of the Longfellow Community Council. “Besides just the food, there’s a lack of retail for diapers, formula, household goods, even clothing.”

Many residents of the area shop lower-priced stores such as Aldi or dollar stores. Two of those dollar stores — including Family Dollar on Lake Street — were destroyed in last week’s looting and violence that arose after George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis police custody.

Link:
https://m.startribune.com/minneapoli...ots/570928442/

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My sentiments, EXACTLY!!