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Walter Hudson, a Minnesota state representative, posted several tweets on August 7, 2025, expressing concerns about public safety and social priorities. The tweets addressed shifting societal values and the challenges faced by individuals who voice their opinions.

In his first tweet, Hudson questioned the current state of society: "Has society reached a point where order is no longer valued? The focus has shifted to prioritizing minority status over public safety. 'It's absolutely insane,' and the pendulum needs to swing back. #MentalHealth https://t.co/FBRxTXfnrr" (August 7, 2025).

Shortly after, Hudson responded to another post with a brief endorsement: "He has a point. https://t.co/18GK8JfeDE https://t.co/8UsZy8NZRo" (August 7, 2025).

Later that night, he commented on discourse in Minnesota: "In Minnesota, speaking your mind without apology can make you a 'flamethrower.' Standing for what's right will always bother some people. https://t.co/1l2akZyVic" (August 7, 2025).

Hudson is known for his conservative positions as a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives. He frequently discusses topics such as public order and free speech in the context of local politics. Debates around these issues have intensified in recent years amid broader national conversations about law enforcement practices and diversity initiatives.