Posted on 06/05/2020 9:46:39 AM PDT by 11th_VA
When the folks start rioting, the people who live in the
community need to take their guns out and eliminate the
problem.
Recidivism would plummet.
Wow. You mean there are consequences to actions?
Oh, poor cupcakes. This is only the beginning of your minneapolis based concerns. Without police, truckers wont bring things to you, neither will UPS or Fedex come. Stores wont restock or rebuild only to watch you loot it again. Without police backups, paramedics wont be coming to your drug overdose. Only the surface is scratched here.
And the worst part, you wont have TP.
Airdrop some pallets of MREs.
Outstanding; blue helmets make’s them easier to target.
Would you want to be the delivery driver?
Not me, even with combat pay!
Not me.
There are a lot of places like that in New Orleans.
Let the sorry bastards starve.
Why would insurance go up if they don’t have to cover acts of civil unrest in the first place? Plus taxpayers end up footing the bill for rebuilding and “insurance” for future damage. We talking the local govts give them major concessions to rebuild in the high risk areas. They sure don’t do it because they’re nice guys. One big secret we never publicly hear about.
Rebuilding doesn’t help much either. Look back to the CVS that was burned in Baltimore. Reopened a year later but no longer stocked controlled substances at that location so they couldn’t be looted again. So people who need such prescriptions filled have travel miles away to another pharmacy.
“they can just order from Amazon and Grubhub”
From my experience, that won’t last for long. The locals will beat and rob the drivers, and the area will become a “no-go” zone. Then they will complain how “The Man” always keeps them down.
You read it here, first.
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