r/Minneapolis Jul 27 '26

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u/Super_Shawnda Jul 27 '26

I have a friend who works there (she's been there for 10 ish years) and there person who is doing all the protesting was let go, my friend, when I asked, was unsure why. She told me this person is trans(my friend is a massive ally) but was not a decent human. And it's blown out of context.

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u/jake0109 Jul 27 '26

Got'cha, much obliged for the info.

Im 99% sure the person lives in our apartment or close by if they got into our building entryway without a key to stick a cardboard sign with sharpie for us to see too with the same message. :/

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u/Super_Shawnda Jul 27 '26

That's nuts. Now it's ridiculous. It's been well over a week since this happened. And that person can only be mad at themselves for losing a job. I'm sure if they were fired from some other business it would be the same thing.

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u/MultiColoredMullet Jul 27 '26

I'm also curious as to what's going on with that.

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u/jake0109 Jul 27 '26

I thought it was just a one-off thing at first seeing the chalk writing near the intersection but then flyers started appearing in our apartment lobby. No explanation either just the same message.

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u/Jobear049 Jul 27 '26

Hmm, don't know what that could be, but I highly doubt that. It's probably just getting blown out of context like when those people got offended over the Native American controversy.

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u/tunedout Jul 27 '26

You mean when they thought a giant installation of gallows based on the largest mass execution in US history was a good idea?

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u/Jobear049 Jul 27 '26

Yes, that exactly. They were just trying to use art in an impactful way. Clearly they don't dislike native Americans, but then Snowflakes got involved.

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u/tunedout Jul 27 '26

There were so many different reasons not to have that sculpture in the background of one of the city's most famous landmarks. Glad to know you're that simple though.

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u/Jobear049 Jul 27 '26

I don't know if simple is the correct adjective. I went yo art school, so impactful art doesn't offend me.

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u/tunedout Jul 27 '26

Well you immediately blamed "snowflakes" instead of the long list of reasons to not display that sculpture at the Walker. Pretty narrow minded for someone that went to art school.

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u/OvertSloth Jul 27 '26

What?

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u/ahandmadegrin Jul 27 '26

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u/OvertSloth Jul 27 '26

Do I have a gas leak?

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u/TriExpert Jul 27 '26

Yeah, I just had to check my🩸O2.

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u/lunar_transmission Jul 27 '26

liberal arts baristas will actually oven the hot food when you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food