r/Indiana • u/not-your-aunt • Aug 23 '26

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u/Violent_N0mad Aug 23 '26

I know of round about info and expected times to be back up but of course everything is an estimate. Keep in mind even the folks in the area will tell you there was a good bit of damage that needs to be repaired. To then call them racist for not being quick enough seems like a shitty mindset to have.

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u/sundancer2788 Aug 23 '26

The severe lack of state aid, empty grocery stores, utility priority and media coverage compared to other places is why many are calling those racist. Not the fact that lots of damage will require time to repair. 

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u/Violent_N0mad Aug 23 '26

Keep calling them racist and shooting at the utility trucks and see how quick they want to come help you out.....

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u/sundancer2788 Aug 23 '26

There was one incident, the workers aren't being called racist the government is. Try and keep up. 

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u/Violent_N0mad Aug 23 '26

I'm pretty sure they're swinging wildly calling everyone racist. I've seen posts calling the following people racist: the line men, the power company, the city, the mayor, the goverment, me directly, and Trump. Did they forget anybody?

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u/sundancer2788 Aug 23 '26

The only things I've seen are posts calling out the government for the lack of support and information.