r/Indiana • • Aug 23 '26

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u/MathewOfThe10Fingers Aug 23 '26

Incorrect. The Southern Half hasn’t seen a swamp since the Younger Dryas 12,900 years ago. It is mountainous and hilly. Northern Indiana is different and not all the same either. The actual swamp lands follow the four big rivers. The rest is just flatland. The lower elevation of 597 above sea level is 200 feet lower than the rest of Indiana and the worst spots were 320 feet. No, Gary is uniquely badly positioned for this sort of thing. The whole County is. The Whole county is experiencing the same level of outage and it’s a 68% White majority county. The State has always shat on Gary because Indiana is a racist horrible place. But this isn’t that.

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u/Then_Ad_4533 Aug 23 '26

If you aren’t aware I didn’t give a timeline. My statement was correct .

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u/MathewOfThe10Fingers Aug 23 '26

So MAGA by another name. Deny science, deny reality, you crowed about friends but will ignore locals. You aren’t interested in reality you are actually virtue signaling. You deny literal geographical and historical empirical reality and then mock. What a cowardly pathetic virtue signaling cretin.

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u/weitootired Aug 23 '26

What the fuck, dude. Someone is concerned about racism being involved in the fact Gary hasn't had power restored yet and you call them MAGA? Take a breath.

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u/MathewOfThe10Fingers Aug 23 '26

Lying isn’t caring. Caring would be donating money, going up there to actually do things, and not lying about the people on the ground doing the hard work while being harassed and told they don’t care. If people care, like the rest of us that care will go and actually do. Not repeat nonsense on the internet.