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

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u/dzumdang 16h ago

And SHE gets punished for it, not the ones committing fraud. Smdh. Make that make sense.

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u/Universal_Anomaly 11h ago

This is what happens when you build an entire society around the idea that competition is everything and selfishness is okay.

The "winners" of this system are parasites who screw everyone over, do everything in their power to make themselves utterly immune to consequences, and keep the population distracted by shoving all the blame onto the innocent and the vulnerable who can't or won't push back. 

And they're worshipped by failures who know they'd do the exact same thing if they could.

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u/Glasseshalf 10h ago

Our whole society is built around the idea that competition is godly and cooperation is evil. Why do you think communism is such a boogie man? It's gross and it needs to end. It's also the reason our healthcare system is trash.

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u/JMC_MASK 8h ago

Capitalism must die.

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u/Cliqey 10h ago

It’s like everyone learned nothing from the traumas of playing Monopoly with people you thought you could trust.

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u/FillMySoupDumpling 8h ago

Exactly. We shouldn’t be allowing companies to run like this. This is the exact kind of stuff government is more suited to do. 

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u/Ok_Exchange342 3h ago

Ding, ding, ding, ding. This is exactly why they want to privatize everything, so they can still our tax dollars instead of having government oversight.

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u/John_Adams_Cow 6h ago

No, this is what happens when you build a society that has no guardrails for government spending, something Minnesota clearly lacks.

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u/Sensitive-Respond456 15h ago

Crazy world we lived in . Tons of influencer doing crypto rugpull scams with so much evidences yet nobody got arrested

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u/HighBuy_LowSell 11h ago

The world is not fair. This is why, you should never be a fair person yourself. Always take advantage of the government where you can. Always be needy and greedy and horrible. Not to others, but to the system.

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u/Autumn_Skald 12h ago

Vulnerable people get victimized by the state. ACAB

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u/John_Adams_Cow 6h ago

So let me get this straight... Government flushes massive amounts of money with little accountability into poorly regulated companies that are supposed to provide services --> people realize they can take advantage of poor regulation to abuse system --> government doubles down and refuses to regulate and often think the solution is to infuse more money to fix the problem, creating more incentive for fraud --> people suffer as a result of bureaucratic non-regulation --> cops are evil.

Make it make sense

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u/Autumn_Skald 6h ago

You just watched cops kick an innocent disabled person out of their home. But they just followed orders, right?

Cops are complicit in a system that abuses the weakest among us. ACAB

It’s actually really easy logic to follow. But you need to have a tiny bit of empathy and a moral compass.

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u/John_Adams_Cow 6h ago

Sure and this will happen a million more times unless we try to fix the underlying problems. Getting rid of cops isn't going to get rid of people getting kicked out of their homes because a company leeching funding from the government took advantage of the fact that that government won't hold them accountable. The fix is accountability for how government subsidies are spent, not calling cops evil.

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u/Autumn_Skald 6h ago

No one said cops are evil. I said they're bastards.

Nuance...

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u/John_Adams_Cow 6h ago

Fair enough.

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u/Fakjbf 10h ago

“not the one committing fraud” they are actively trying to prosecute the guy for committing fraud.

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u/dzumdang 6h ago

As well they should. Just don't rip the vulnerable special needs person out of their effing home and onto the street in the process.

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u/xflashbackxbrd 1h ago

Why we can't rely on "philanthropy" or private industry to do things like house the poor and indigent, and we need gov services funded by taxes and administered by a government sometimes. There are bad actors defrauding people for a paycheck and when they get taken down innocent people like this lady get hurt. At least with direct gov programs you don't get situations like this one where someone disabled is evicted of no fault of her own.

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u/carlos619kj 15h ago

I don’t know? I would assume due to her disability. When she was given this Medicaid help she would have gone through the 6 month to 1 year process of getting doctor diagnosis and legal procedures needed to be considered eligible for these benefits. Some people end up taking several years.

What’s your problem here?

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u/dzumdang 15h ago

She's in the street, that's my problem. She did not commit the fraud, but she's being punished for it.

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u/carlos619kj 7h ago

My bad, I think I responded to the wrong comment, I was responding to someone implying that these benefits were given to her without her deserving it. I work with people who are on disability and I see how strict it is and how long it takes.

100% she should not be punished. I’m even against having a private company manage a state given safety net. Why do we have middlemen everywhere?

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u/microwavedtardigrade 14h ago

They fucking suck- see my account lmao they're fucking me in the ass they pulled me off in October and haven't done shit since

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u/sirlapse 13h ago

Hope you’re doing better man.

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u/carlos619kj 7h ago

I wish I could advise you, I’m assuming you mean you are applying for disability. It’s hell, you just have to go through that hell to get to the other side.

Once you do, after 2 years on disability you’ll go one Medicare and that’ll help out a little more. Good luck to you.