Oppressor, Oppressed

 https://x.com/wallstreetapes/status/2021843914186272991?s=51&t=cLq01Oy84YkmYPZ-URIMYw

This is a story from the local NBC affiliate KARE 11.  They should meet Dan's arbitrary criteria as "real journalists" and therefore be believed.  The KARE 11 clip is embedded in a Twitter post, but that Twitter post doesn't negate the reality of the actual source of the story.  

But, just to be clear we have a news story of an autistic young woman who's been evicted because  a Somali Immigrant named Jama Mohammad started an ONG in MSP as a way to steal money from the federal and state governments.   Unfortunately his large scale theft had the unfortunate side effect of leaving this young woman (and others) homeless.  This theft happened on the watch of Tim Walz and Keith Ellison and likely was covered up by the state.   The money is likely unrecoverable, and Jama might do some time, but that means that taxpayers are out millions/billions and the young women like this are being victimized.  

I know that there is some sort of arbitrary victimhood matrix that allows ASPL to rank who is most oppressed or victimized, and I have no way to figure out whether the Somali immigrant thief is more oppressed than his white US citizen with autism who got evicted due to the actions of the Somali immigrant.  

Personally, I would land on the side of seeing the Somali immigrant as oppressing and harming those who relied on his ONG.    But that's because I'm not locked into some weird matrix of oppression.