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Eerily accurate image shows the Simpsons predict the Minneapolis protest

by Ayodeji Onibalusi
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The Simpsons have always been known for the crazily reality-altering predictions on important moments in history, and this time around OYOGist.com has one that’s going to challenge your perspective about what’s happening in the world.

An image showing the Minneapolis Third Precinct on fire following a nationwide protest has just been found in one of the Simpsons pictures.

A nationwide protest erupted in America over the cold-blooded murder of an unarmed black man named George Floyd by racist murderer white ex-cop known as Derek Floyd. The killing, which happened on the 25th of May, which was filmed, showed 4 police officers were involved in George Floyd’s murder.

The protest started as a peaceful march in Minneapolis as people demanded justice for George, but soon turned into nationwide riots as the government failed to take timely action to prosecute Derek Chauvin and the other cops.

On the 29th of May, there was an announcement that Derek Chauvin was charged with 3rd-degree murder and taken into custody, but that was not before the Minneapolis Third Precinct was set ablaze by angry protesters. Since then, a nationwide protests has erupted in most of America, with curfews (largely ignored) in place.

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See the image below and let me know your thoughts on this. I know some may think it’s fake, so just watch the video after it that showed what really happened and why this image may actually be another prediction from the Simpsons.

Below video shows racism depicted in one of The Simpsons’s comics and how it turned into a protest.

https://youtu.be/yEIHK1qz3Rw

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