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DUC: Blood Money, Street Chaos & Weak Justice – The System is Rigged

Turn your videos into live streams with https://restream.io Welcome back to Da Urban Conservative, where we keep it raw, real, and unfiltered. No fluff, no spin—just straight-up facts and hard truths. Today, we got a packed show covering money, power, crime, and the consequences that come when bad decisions get made. Let’s get into it. ⸻ High Credit Card Fees – Who’s Cashing In? Alright, folks, let’s talk about money—because nothing in America moves without it. If you’ve been feeling that extra sting when you swipe your credit card, you’re not alone. Fees are out of control, and when asked about it, White—one of our so-called representatives—basically shrugged and said he “isn’t happy about it.” Well, great. But what are you doing about it? Turns out, since the beginning of his political career, he’s been all about criticizing how money moves in politics. But here’s the catch—criticism doesn’t mean change. And while he’s “outspoken,” we’re still getting robbed with every transaction. So, the real question is: Who’s cashing in while we’re stuck footing the bill? Banks? Corporations? Politicians? You already know the answer, but let’s make it plain—ain’t nobody in power suffering from these fees but us. ⸻ Fentanyl Exposure – When Will Lawmakers Get Serious? Minnesota is waking up to a nightmare—fentanyl isn’t just an abstract crisis anymore. A kid in Aitkin, Minnesota, got exposed, and now lawmakers are scrambling to look like they care. But here’s the thing—this didn’t start last week. Fentanyl has been flooding our communities for years. So why does it take a headline story for politicians to get off their backsides? Maybe it’s because they’re too busy debating nonsense instead of handling the real issues killing people every day. Cartels don’t care about laws. Dealers don’t care about laws. So what’s the game plan? If Minnesota wants to get serious, it’s time for real consequences. Enough with the performative outrage—people are dying. ⸻ The Fillmore County Buggy Crash – Justice or Just a Slap on the Wrist? Now, this one is gonna piss a lot of folks off. Sarah Petersen just got sentenced to 90 days in jail for her role in a fatal buggy crash in Fillmore County last year. Let me say that again—90 days for a fatal crash. Someone lost their life, and the system decided three months is enough to call it justice. You ever notice how some folks get the book thrown at them while others walk away with a tap on the wrist? If Petersen had a different background, would we even be having this conversation? If that crash involved a different kind of vehicle or a different kind of victim, would the sentence be the same? You tell me. Because this right here is why so many people don’t trust the so-called justice system. ⸻ Chaos in Rochester – House Explosion & Gunfire Let’s wrap up with what went down in Rochester. Monday night was straight-up chaos—a house explosion killed a woman, and almost at the same time, gunfire rang out across town, leaving a man shot. The details are still coming in, but this is the type of stuff we keep warning about. Our cities aren’t safe. Whether it’s drugs, guns, or just sheer recklessness, the streets don’t respect law and order anymore. And if we don’t start taking this problem seriously—if we keep pretending like these crime waves are just random accidents—then we’re setting ourselves up for even worse. ⸻ Closing Thoughts: Listen, I don’t sugarcoat the truth because we don’t have time for that. Every single thing we talked about today—whether it’s money, drugs, crime, or weak justice—is a symptom of a system that ain’t working for us. So what do we do? We hold people accountable, we call out the hypocrisy, and we demand better. This is Da Urban Conservative, and we keep it raw, real, and unfiltered. Hit that follow button, share this episode, and let’s keep this conversation going. I’ll catch y’all next time—stay safe, stay aware, and stay ready.