Iconic home on Minnesota's Rapidan Dam falls into Blue Earth River

[@_Fake_Rolex]

Would love to see the homeowner snap his fingers and the insurance agent suddenly appears and says, "We got you covered." Liberty bibberty...

[@donnywenner4998]

Or JAKE FROM STATE FARM. 😮😮

[@johnklein233]

Complete negligence by whoever is responsible for that dam. They should have brought a crane in days ago to clear that debris from the other side.

[@paxhumana2015]

All of this flooding reminds me of the historic flooding that hit Hardin County, TN back in February 2019...over 1,000 homes were affected and over 100 roads were closed as a result of the flooding, with quite a few of those roads having parts of them washed away due to the flooding. Now, even though that county only had around 25,000 to 30,000 people or so, the fact that over 1,000 homes were affected in such a rural area showed just how significant of an impact that the flooding had, but that it also shows just how significantly destructive that a flood like that could hit the Twin Cities area, which has around two thirds of the around 6,000,000 or so people that live in Minnesota. I hope that it never gets THAT bad with the flood that we are having right now.

[@kristacontreras6063]

Okay so this HAPPENS ALMOST EVERY YEAR🙄It was higher in 2019! So STOP acting like this is a rarity! Fear mongers! Maybe they shouldn’t have put apartments there🙄

[@simonworthington2529]

So sad to see an iconic building go over the cliff , Just shows if you dont keep up on debris cleanup as you now have a massive bill coming . Preventative measures could have avoided all this.

[@Razainthewoods]

You two need to coordinate your outfits…whoooweee

[@DiosdadoDatoy-nj9vx]

Praying.

[@colmhauser9532]

Could they not just block the river by building big walls around it? That way they would end up with more land rather than less and they ouldn't need a bridge anymore so they could make a nice sculpture out of it instead.

[@playkindlittleones4182]

To take the dam out would cost 81 million $? Seems to me it took itself out for free.

[@risa_sh.youtube3244]

🙏🎯🌍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 The world 🌍 has changed **Nam myoho rengekyo** 🙏 Pray 🌍 peace 🕊️ be safe ________// X2 Thai*

[@butterbean4195]

what the hell has happened to all the billions of tax (our) money we paid for 100 years+- for roads, bridges etc etc etc

[@lifequest7453]

being sent to Ukrain

[@davidgore1435]

State made it so hard for me to live anyway working with my family keeping me from knowing i had a home living in a shelter trust me its sadd yo but rebuild

[@overlandski7795]

Anyone else noticed how incredibly the tv people look in their outfits 😂 did they have a costume part after work

[@jenifferhope185]

😲😵‍💫it's the outfits for me!🤣😂🤣

[@uyeda]

Huge dam.

[@guyforlogos]

Harriet island has been underwater dozens of times, this is real history. So today, this is just more of the same. This is not some crazy 1000 year occurrence, dozen or more times within 100 years.

[@paxhumana2015]

I have been saying what I needed to say for years, but people are too stupid to realize it, and what I am saying is that, whenever there is flooding in an area, there needs to be a bunch of pipes and sewage treatment plants that funnel away floodwaters to places that are more arid, and that lakes also need to be built into such areas in order to not only give those areas much needed water, but to also alleviate the flooding in other areas. Sadly, the idiotic and selfish pork barrel politicians, polititards, and envirotards will all balk at such a plan due to its cost, but I am convinced that such a plan will ironically not only reduce disaster relief costs, which people have been saying that FEMA is going to run out of money due to a string of recent disasters, but that it also makes a barrier of sorts against drought.

[@karmaplushie4007]

If the dam breaks it'll cause "environmental problems"....🤨 You mean it would cause the river to go back to pre-guman touch? How is that a bad thing?

[@warrenrenner2893]

tell republicans to start taking the climate crisis seriously. Vote democrat they govern unlike the current house that has done nothing to help the average American.

[@pufferlump]

umm..it was a flood🤦‍♂️

[@shirleyanderson5339]

@@pufferlump floods are the result of climate change.

[@lifequest7453]

YOU REALLY DONT WANT TO START A POLITICAL PROBLEM HERE DO YOU? This is a flood, it was more or less natural and it occurs naturally. If these newly created water blocks work, they should leave them in place and run the roads over them. It makes sense to stay prepared for the next one.

[@wiseup8729]

Dane Wigington Geoengineering Watch Should help clarify things for you

[@wiseup8729]

Climate change has been happening throughout history How about Noah's Arc? Atlantis? Pompeii? Read the book Earth Changes Do not look to man as your savior

[@jasonteddy5302]

All criminal and illegal marijuan grow tunnels also reported and major building tiltings and terrorist attacks on well points under the cities and farm lands well pumps and former wells not properly capped .. etc.

[@ltdees2362]

.. 0:16 .. Could somebody please talk to these reporters about "what not to wear" on national TV...hideous 😛

[@davidgore1435]

More to come but wait there's more yo now its gonna be another 20 years to wait for an apartment HRA, Catholic Charities, Radius Health have to help these people because their palm color get a place geeees i guess it wont be funding frfrfr this time

[@carolined5923]

This is quite shocking for a developed country, not that theres flooding but that either people were not warned or not prepared and that the land where people are living is not secure from flooding.

[@harrydog541]

When will people wake up and realize that oceans, rivers and streams will do and go where they damn well please? Just rediculous!

[@KhawmTiti]

Your state has too many lakes...its a problem, plus the fact your vikings aren't any good

[@williamkelley7654]

Worst part is that they likely have no insurance.

[@kristacontreras6063]

Thats because they moved onto a flood plain.

[@michaelsabala1566]

Well then don't!

[@briancc2100]

That house has been on the edge for a week

[@mnflyer57]

Get on the Ark. Jesus 😍

[@dwilson6769]

I hope this passes quickly. Last year was so dry, smokey and hot out. Every year climate change keeps wrecking things now for us everywhere.

[@zeropoint216]

it's called weather, happens every year

[@dwilson6769]

@zeropoint216 much like your lack of awareness and excessive ignorance too. 😼

[@MariktheWolf]

@@dwilson6769 human GHG emissions have no negative impact on climate...its nothing but alarmist hysteria started by Gore with falsely weighted data and perpetuated by commies and globalists hell bent on destroying our quality of life...the climate will change as it always has with or without us...

[@georgiabobcat8695]

Watch the water.

[@cynthiaamitrano8915]

If the flood assistance is anything like it was in 2012 in St Louis County, it will be physically and emotionally exhausting jumping through all the hoops in the end to get absolutely nothing. It was a joke. I remember emergency numbers you were supposed to call were posted everywhere and in the papers and on the news and virtually none of them were activated or working. Talk about the cart before the horse. If you did get ahold of anyone they just passed the buck. I had a pack of papers and documents nearly 2 inches thick that were useless. Worst experience of my life. I lost about 60% of my belongings. My house had minimal damage, but I lost everything in the basement except my new furnace. Total recovery in dollars was $zero. Then there was the cleanup.