[Dilbert San Diego]

You wonder how do retailers and mall management view all this? Certainly seeing rampaging Negro youth, or of any color for that matter, is bad for business.

These “youth” just raise hell, don’t buy anything, and scare away legitimate customers.

There is a site called deadmalls.com, which documents how some malls have closed. And some of the malls noted on the site closed due to too many “youth” scaring away real customers.

An excellent example for those of you familiar with the Washington DC area, is Landover Mall.

[oh8eleven]

There is a site called deadmalls.com ...
At one point Rochester NY had 5 malls, but a few years ago two were forced to close due to thuggery just like what's occurred yesterday.
Of the three remaining malls, two experienced riots the day after Christmas - and my guess is the one closest to the city will be next to close.
As I posted earlier, a curfew and stopping the bus service to these malls from the city would go a long way to stopping all this.

[bgill]

Highland Mall in Austin, TX is fast on its way to closing. The neighborhood has gone downhill over the years and it’s now on a bus route so a certain group hangs there. There is a bus route that goes from Univ of Texas so during the annual statewide high school track and field competitions are held, the yutes swarm the mall. The mall wanted to close during that week but the uber liberal city council ordered the mall to remain open. Excuse me, who tells a private business when it can open or close?