This Minnesotan Official Just Made One Of The Dumbest Statements Of The Year
From Matt Walsh
A Minnesota official has sparked controversy with remarks suggesting that reducing immigration from certain countries is necessary to prevent societal decline, likening immigrant populations to the third-world status. Meanwhile, New York City's mayor defended free bus fares as a means to decrease assaults on drivers, arguing that eliminating fare collection minimizes conflict with aggressive passengers, a stance that has drawn criticism for oversimplifying the underlying issues of public safe...
Key Takeaways
- Cutting corner accountability: Minnesota sues carmakers over thefts—because blaming thieves would be too, well, logical.
- Bus rides sans fare? Assaults plummet; who knew skipping fares could be more disarming than John Wick?
- Let them ride: New York's no-fare buses cut attacks on drivers by 39%—fair play or fare play?
- In Minnesota, it's the cars' fault for acting too desirable; popular kids of the auto world, it seems.
- Forget Batman, free buses and anti-theft tech are the urban knights of safe commuting.
Mentioned in This Episode
- High-trust society (concept)
- Jeremy's Razors (sponsor)
- Attorney General of Minnesota (company)
- Kia Boys (concept)
- Immigration restriction (cutting off immigration) (concept)
- Canary in the coal mine (concept)
- Trans ideology (concept)
- The Trevor Noah Podcast (company)
- Anna Walsh (person)
- Engine immobilizer (concept)
- Ignition cylinder protector (product)
- Dre von Leenhov (person)
- Hunul (location)