@maxwirt921
Minneapolitan here. Less than 30 seconds in and he’s already gotten the population of Minneapolis wrong. This video was obviously horribly researched, not to mention biased. Also, the cities are a great place to live.
@bradybern6458
It's no worse than any other large population center. We just have a more severe contrast between metro and rural. The idea that the cities is more dangerous than Sioux Falls or Omaha is inherently racist and generally hurtful. As a relative local I ask that you please reconsider this video.
@GeronimoJenkins
Just coming to the comments because there's no way you got enough of this correct to avoid being skewered by Minnesotans. Good luck!
@HendersonHinchfinch
I have never heard the 1770’s Battle of St Croix Falls been called the “Battle of the Dalles”
@thedude4347
When are people going to stop using city limit population and start using metro area pop?
@samking7213
Im an Aussie. I visited the states in August. I had no problems what so ever in the twin cities. I did however have a fairly rough time in Chicago. Last time I was in the States I saw a man stabbed on East Illinois street near Navy Pier in the middle of the day. Ive been over to the states a few times, Chicago isnt on my list for going to again.
@lebou9540
I live here. The jungle of crime reputation this place has is overblown. It's actually pretty idyllic (and I live in downtown Minneapolis).
@shaun3537
Imagine being scared of Minneapolis 🤡
@sarpedon702
And you fail to mention all the suburbs in conjunction with those 2 cities and a metro area with a total population of 2.5+ million. But the crime level is overblown especially in the recent political environment.
@natelandherr5202
The biggest criminals in the Twin Cities is the police department.
@MrJbindahouse
What’s with the random hit piece lol.
@ignitionfrn2223
2:00 - Chapter 1 - War torn tribal land 4:30 - Chapter 2 - Little forts, big results 6:45 - Chapter 3 - Minneapolis becomes milleapolis 9:45 - Chapter 4 - The absurdly corrupt mayor 12:25 - Chapter 5 - Brilliantly stupid crime reduction plan 14:50 - Chapter 6 - Burning the twin cities to save them 16:10 - Chapter 7 - Minneapolis becomes murderapolis 18:00 - Chapter 8 - 20$ that set a nation on fire 21:35 - Conclusion
@waltersvg
Finally an honest and realistic travel guide.
@macdietz
Mmmmmm i WONDER WHAT EFFING HAPPENED HERE. Maybe we should police crimes. Ffs, lived here all 37 years of my life, this is new.
@andyd5038
Ahh no chat of MN state fair that draws millions and goes off without a hitch just want to h8
@alidaweber1023
When it comes to corruption, Chicago has always been in a class by itself.
@lz345
Take St Paul out of the title. Clearly no research was done, first, we were first, second, we were not called St Paul at the start, which should of been the first weird factoid. Third, we had our own businesses. Fourth, the criminals needed to pay at the Green Lantern and it went into the "retirement fund". Next, John Dillinger was shot here. I hate when people think we are the same town. You live in St Paul and play in Mpls.
@terrioestreich4007
One aspect that wasn't talked about is that in the mid 90s Illinois made new rules for welfare and it was tougher to get and it wasn't very generous. There was a mass exodus to Minnesota who was very generous with our welfare system and easily got
@cmcc2
"Quiet crime Capitals?" Oh come on. Minneapolis is a beautiful Midwestern city with a vibrant economy, world class museums and theater, and some of the best parks and bike trails in the nation. All cities have crime, and just like every other city, some neighborhoods in Minneapolis & St. Paul are better than others. Outside of the section on mills, this video does little to educate viewers about the history and contemporary life of the twin cities. It paints it as a corrupt, crime-infested wasteland the same way that conservative media has demonized cities and urbanites for decades. Do better.
@Loki_Morningstar666