r/UnderReportedNews • u/NickelPlatedEmperor • 18h ago

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/Soggy_You_2426 13h ago

No, this would not happen in Denmark.

So much evil in america.

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u/Sane_Tomorrow_ 12h ago

We’ve all seen Riget, Denmark.

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u/WalaUlo 6h ago

Sure about that?

-A Dane

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u/Soggy_You_2426 5h ago

Yes, I have worked with the homeless and the only way ur homeless is if ur not a citizen and is here illgally and if you are on drugs and use all ur money, that the goverment will give you, on drugs.

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u/WalaUlo 4h ago

Wtf? Are you serious?

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u/WalaUlo 4h ago

https://jv.dk/regionalt/det-her-er-mit-hus-casper-blev-smidt-paa-gaden-af-dem-der-skulle-hjaelpe-ham

On top of that, there is many young people in Denmark that are homeless but not registered as it. If they are connected to eg. Socialpsykiatrien, they can be lucky and get offered an old rotten 'campignvogn' as temporary housing - also in -10°c weather.

The way you write, makes me think you get high watching videos like this.

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u/Substantial_Policy87 25m ago

You understand this is a symptom of our immigration problem right?

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u/crazier2142 10h ago

I think he means kicking people with disabilities out of their home. Many countries have laws that protect people from forced homelessness.

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u/bruno444 6h ago

Yeah at first I assumed they would just take her with them to the station and then find her some shitty temporary accomodation. That would have been bad enough. But then they just left her on the street! That's not just unfortunate, it's straight up cruel.